In winter, the skin will lose "white dander". Why?

There will be some white dander on the skin in winter, because the skin absorbs less water in winter. It gets less water from the outside, so naturally it is easy to dry skin and increase skin debris. In summer, people bathe more frequently, and the air is humid, so it is not easy to peel off.

Summer is the wettest season of all seasons, because everything grows normally in summer. No matter the trees or grass in the street are breathing normally, it has transpiration, which can evaporate the water in the land into the air, and the humidity of the air will rise. This environment with high air humidity is conducive to human skin care, and then the climate becomes very dry in winter. Because trees and grass are withered and there is no natural humidifier with transpiration, the air is very dry and it is easy to cause abnormal skin shedding.

The moisture in the air will be very obvious, which will affect people's skin condition. We can clearly see that under the same diet and routine, the skin of southerners is better than that of northerners, because the climate in the south is mild all the year round, and there are not many really cold weather. Most of them can have normal air humidity, but the north is different. In the north, the air humidity is relatively high only in summer, and it is dry in other seasons. Therefore, if you want to have a better skin condition in the north, you should pay more attention to skin hydration, whether by taking a bath or by some body lotion.

The shedding of normal skin debris has no effect, nor can it prove that our health level has changed. Because even in summer, even in the humid south, there will still be skin debris falling off, but the number is relatively small and it is not easy to be found. However, in places like the north where the climate is particularly cold, skin debris will increase and be more easily observed.