Dust pollution of big cities is spoiling our skin, know how to avoid it

 

Dust is considered to be a major cause of pollution in metros, it not only damages our lungs, but is also no less than an enemy for the skin.

How Dust Pollution Affect Our Skin: People living in metros like Delhi get dust in our skin every day from the smoke emanating from the factory, pollution emanating from the vehicles, dust due to construction and the surrounding dirt. Which activates the dead cells present in our skin, due to which we may have to face many skin problems. Dust can accumulate in our skin and reduce our complexion and cause problems like acne, acne, fine lines.

How does dust damage the skin?

1. Pores clogging

: City dust accumulates on your skin and mixes with sebum (oil), which clogs the pores and results in blackheads, whiteheads and acne.

2. Oxidative stress:

Pollution produces free radicals that damage and age skin cells. They promote problems like fine lines, wrinkles and elasticity.

3. Inflammation:

Exposure to dust and pollution increases inflammation in the skin. This causes redness and sensitivity, and can aggravate skin allergies like eczema and rosacea.

4. Dark spots and skin tone

: The appearance of dark spots and uneven skin tone can be a sign of hyperpigmentation from dust.

5. Dryness and dehydration:

If you are keeping the skin moist, but still it feels constantly dry and flaky, then it can promote skin problems.

How to protect your skin?

1. Cleansing:

Use a gentle cleanser daily to remove dust and dirt from your skin, which will help keep your skin soft and clean.

2. To avoid the damage caused by antioxidant

free radicals, include antioxidant-rich products like vitamin C and vitamin E in your skincare.

3. Protect your skin with a good moisturizer to prevent moisturizing

dryness and irritation. For this, you can consult a skincare expert

4. Do not forget to apply sunscreen

, it will protect your face from harmful UV rays emanating from the sun and will also protect you from tanning.

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