1, Keep your skin clean: Wash your face with mild facial cleanser every day, once in the morning and once in the evening. Make sure the face is thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt and grease.
2, the use of skin care products: choose a cream or lotion rich in moisturizing ingredients, and follow the correct skin care steps. Keeping skin hydrated helps to improve fine lines and wrinkles.
3. Sunscreen: When outdoors, you must apply sunscreen to protect your skin from ultraviolet rays. Prolonged exposure to the sun may aggravate the appearance of wrinkles.
4, massage: you can gently massage the tattoo area, promote blood circulation, increase skin elasticity. Massage with appropriate massage cream or essence.
5. Balanced diet: Eat foods rich in vitamins C, E and antioxidants, such as fruits, vegetables and nuts. It is good for skin health.
Reasons for the formation of grain in Sichuan
1, muscle activity: the muscles around the mouth, especially the mouth muscles, will produce wrinkles after long-term frequent exercise. For example, smiling, opening mouth, blowing and other facial expressions may all lead to the appearance of Sichuan characters.
2, skin aging: with the growth of age, the skin gradually loses elasticity and collagen, making the skin more prone to wrinkles and fine lines. Chuanziwen is usually one of the results of skin aging.
3. External factors: External factors such as ultraviolet radiation, pollutants in the environment, pressure, etc. may also accelerate the formation of Sichuan-style patterns. These factors will have a negative impact on the health and elasticity of the skin.
4. Genetic factors: Genetic genes may also affect the formation of Sichuan seeds. If someone in your family is prone to Sichuan characters, you may be more susceptible yourself.
5. Fetal development process: the formation of Chuanziwen began in the early stage of fetal development. In the process of embryonic development, the palm part appears first, and the Sichuan grain is formed by the growth and contraction of the palm epidermis during embryonic development.