How to remove fat particles? The main reason for the formation of fat particles

Fat particles usually grow around the eyes and look like rice grains. How can we get rid of them? What is the main cause of fat particles?

First, lemon juice

One of the reasons why fat particles are formed is that toxins and waste are blocked in the pores. Therefore, sterilization is an important step to remove fat particles. Lemon juice has a sterilizing effect. Beat the lemon into juice, dip a little with your fingertips and massage the area with fat particles until it is absorbed. Avoid the eyes when massaging, which can effectively lower blood lipids and eliminate toxins.

Second, glycerin

Glycerin has a very good water absorption. When the skin is dry, applying it on the face can absorb moisture from the air to moisturize the skin, and it can also form a water-locking film on the skin surface to prevent moisture from flowing out. Glycerin can also remove fat particles. Rub the glycerin in the palm of your hand to warm it up, and then massage the fat particles until they are completely absorbed. You will see the effect after using it for about a month.

Third, Vitamin E

Vitamin E cream is very moisturizing, rich in water, and delicate. Apply it to the fat particles around the eyes to promote blood circulation. It needs to be used every day. After one or two months, the fat particles will fall off naturally. This method is very safe. Vitamin E itself is good for the skin, so there is no need to worry.

Fourth, ginger liquor

Cut ginger into slices and soak it in white wine for about a week. Take out the juice and apply it to the fat particles with a cotton swab. The reason why ginger and white wine can remove fat particles is that ginger has a bactericidal effect and white wine has a disinfecting effect. After the fat particles are affected by themselves, they will slowly sink, so this method is still very effective. Warm reminder, if you have sensitive skin, don't try this method.

Fifth, use a needle to pick

Compared with the above methods, this method is more dangerous, but it works faster. Use a sterilized embroidery needle to slowly pick up the fat particles, and then use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol prepared in advance to wipe the wound, which can disinfect and prevent infection. Apply eye cream to the wound more often and don't let the skin dry. Remember, if the fat particles are too close to the eyes, this method is not advisable.

The cause of fat particles may be excessive keratinization of the hair follicles, sweat glands, and skin glands of the skin, which leads to blockage. If you use relatively greasy skin care products, it may also cause excessive keratinization of the skin and cause fat particles on the face. Therefore, do not use overly greasy cosmetics. You can use some refreshing skin care products to reduce the occurrence of fat particles. Fat particles usually grow on the eyelids, both sides of the nose, etc., and appear as white rice-sized papules. If the fat particles on the face are relatively small and there are relatively few of them, generally no special treatment is required; if there are more fat particles on the face and it affects the appearance, you can go to the hospital and use electrocautery and other methods to treat them under the guidance of a doctor.

The appearance of fat particles is mainly caused by using some skin care products that are too greasy and contain too many nutrients, as well as some small wounds on the skin. White small cysts will also appear during the skin's self-repair process. Dehydration is also the main cause of fat particles. Especially in the dry autumn and winter seasons, the skin lacks water, so the nutrients of skin care products cannot be effectively absorbed, causing the skin to be overburdened and overnourished. Fat particles will not hurt. If pain occurs at the site of fat particles, consider inflammation and infection. If an infection occurs, there will be pain. You can use anti-inflammatory ointments locally. Use Bactroban ointment to apply. Pay attention to a light diet and avoid staying up late.

Sebaceous granules are small white bumps on the skin, about the size of a needle head, and look like a small white sesame seed. They are usually found on the face, especially around the eyes of women. Sebaceous granules are caused by tiny wounds on the skin, and during the process of skin self-repair, a small white cyst is formed. It may also be because sebum is covered by keratin and cannot be discharged to the epidermis normally, thus accumulating with the white particles formed in the skin.