Redness and signs of peeling skin are likely to be caused by dry, dehydrated skin. It is also related to the environment and temperature that people are in. Red, peeling and dry skin may occur due to sunburn in hot conditions, so it is important to take care of the face in conjunction with its condition, rather than blindly using cosmetics to cover it up, so what can be done about red and peeling face and dry skin?
1,Hydrate at all times
The thin stratum corneum allows the skin's ability to retain water to decline continuously, thus the phenomenon of skin dehydration will be more obvious, so it is recommended to use products that can moisturise the skin, so that you can avoid serious loss of skin moisture. You can also carry a small bottle of spray in your bag to ensure that your skin can be replenished with moisture whenever and wherever you need it.
2,Life care
Ensure air circulation and keep the room air humid when staying up late. Try not to turn on the air conditioning and open the windows more often to allow good ventilation in the room. Skin is best maintained between 11pm and 2am at night. So apply skin care products with good hydration function during this time.
3, Use skin care products
Choose a hydrating night cream or mask to keep your skin well hydrated while you stay up late and avoid the symptoms of peeling the next day. Apply evenly to the cheeks, starting at the forehead and spreading the care evenly, then gently dabbing the face with your fingers like playing a piano. For dry areas, apply an extra layer of care to areas prone to peeling, depending on the individual, to give them a double deep moisturisation.
4,Sun care
Damaged skin has a thin stratum corneum and lacks defence against UV rays, making it prone to ageing or secondary injury. Therefore, care should be taken in the use of sunscreens. It is also important to choose sunscreens with safe ingredients, preferably physical sunscreens, which are less burdensome to the skin.
