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Hydrogen Peroxide and Skin Dryness
"On Hydrogen Peroxide and Dry Skin"
In recent times, doctors have studied the use of hydrogen peroxide, among which there are different opinions on the theory of dry skin.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidative properties. When it is used externally, it may be in phase with the substances on the surface of the skin. However, whether it causes dry skin needs to be analyzed in detail.
In other words, when hydrogen peroxide comes into contact with the skin, it can quickly disperse the moisture on the surface of the skin. Due to its oxidative effect, it promotes the hydration of the stratum corneum and destabilizes it. The stratum corneum is essential for the skin to retain water. Once the hydration is out of balance, the moisture escapes and increases, and the skin feels dry.
It is also said that long-term and frequent application of hydrogen peroxide to the skin can damage the skin barrier. If the skin barrier is injured, the water retention function is also weak. The moisture in the epidermis is easily taken by the outside world, resulting in dry and cracked skin.
However, there are also those who say the opposite. It is said that if used in moderation and then washed with water, the repair function of the skin itself can be quickly restored. The skin has its own regulatory mechanism, which can replenish water and separate loss, so as not to cause dryness.
Therefore, the relationship between hydrogen peroxide and dry skin cannot be hidden in a word. The user should review its dosage and frequency, and carefully observe the skin's response to avoid the harm of dryness and protect the health of the skin.
In recent times, doctors have studied the use of hydrogen peroxide, among which there are different opinions on the theory of dry skin.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidative properties. When it is used externally, it may be in phase with the substances on the surface of the skin. However, whether it causes dry skin needs to be analyzed in detail.
In other words, when hydrogen peroxide comes into contact with the skin, it can quickly disperse the moisture on the surface of the skin. Due to its oxidative effect, it promotes the hydration of the stratum corneum and destabilizes it. The stratum corneum is essential for the skin to retain water. Once the hydration is out of balance, the moisture escapes and increases, and the skin feels dry.
It is also said that long-term and frequent application of hydrogen peroxide to the skin can damage the skin barrier. If the skin barrier is injured, the water retention function is also weak. The moisture in the epidermis is easily taken by the outside world, resulting in dry and cracked skin.
However, there are also those who say the opposite. It is said that if used in moderation and then washed with water, the repair function of the skin itself can be quickly restored. The skin has its own regulatory mechanism, which can replenish water and separate loss, so as not to cause dryness.
Therefore, the relationship between hydrogen peroxide and dry skin cannot be hidden in a word. The user should review its dosage and frequency, and carefully observe the skin's response to avoid the harm of dryness and protect the health of the skin.
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