What to do if your child's face is dry and peeling

Many children often have fragile skin, wrinkles, or dry skin due to improper diet or parents' failure to provide timely skin care. Parents now find that their baby's face is often dry and prone to peeling. Children's skin also needs care. Only in this way can we avoid acne problems in adulthood.

Choose for your baby

When purchasing, you should first choose brands produced by large manufacturers. Since these products are launched on the market after in-depth research and repeated testing by the brand, and are guaranteed to pass the inspection, you will feel more assured when using them. Secondly, you should choose moisturizers that are highly moisturizing and have no irritating ingredients. Generally speaking, moisturizers specifically marked for infants and young children must be natural and contain no irritating ingredients. Don't try to save money and use the same chemical-based moisturizers that adults use on your baby just for the sake of convenience.

In addition, many parents often have such doubts when purchasing moisturizing products for infants and young children. Is it better to choose lotion, moisturizing cream or moisturizing oil? Lotion is generally a body lotion, which generally contains natural moisturizing ingredients, has a light texture, and has a certain moisturizing effect. It is suitable for autumn and early winter, and is also more suitable for use in the winter in the south.

Moisturizers generally contain highly moisturizing ingredients and are more commonly used in the autumn and winter in the north and the winter in the south. There is also a kind of moisturizing oil, which is generally a yellow liquid. Due to the addition of mineral oil or vegetable oil ingredients such as olive oil, its texture is a bit greasy, but it can effectively "rescue" the baby's dry and cracked skin problem and has the best moisturizing effect.

Distinguishing quality

Liquid thin. Baby skin care products generally have a high water content and feel much thinner than those for adults when applied to the skin. They are easy to spread and should not feel sticky, otherwise they will clog the baby's skin pores. Children's bath gel, shampoo, etc. are also thinner than those for adults.

Strong penetration. If you use cleansing skin care products on your baby and feel something attached to the skin when you touch it, it means that the product may not be suitable for your baby's skin or there is something wrong with the product itself.

Less foam. Products with a lot of foam may have a certain irritating effect, so parents should pay special attention. Generally, it is enough to see fine foam coming out.

Fresh smell. The smell is fresh and natural and generally less irritating.

When parents buy baby skin care products, they should go to regular large shopping malls and avoid choosing products that contain fragrances, colorants or pearlescent agents. At the same time, you need to confirm the product's production license, health license, implementation standards (suitable for what type of skin, such as oily, dry, neutral), and shelf life.