Can expired pearl powder be used?

Nowadays, people love beauty more and more, so they never stop on the road of pursuing beauty. They always buy various cosmetics and skin care products. If we buy too many cosmetics and skin care products, it will affect our use to a certain extent, because many people will forget some skin care products, which will cause the skin care products to expire. So, can expired pearl powder be used? Let’s take a look at it together.

Pearl powder contains some other ingredients. If these ingredients are expired, they may have a negative impact on the skin. If you think it’s a pity to throw it away, you can use it for hand compress.

External use pearl powder

Solving the problems of facial oil and dead skin and whitening the skin can effectively make the skin radiant and beautiful. Specifically, it can play an anti-aging role by enhancing the activity of SOD, making the skin refreshed, smooth, fair and pleasant. Therefore, pearl powder is an additive for many cosmetics and can be made into pearl cream, cream, lotion, facial cleanser, hair dye, hand cream, etc. Can be used with facial cleanser as a face wash.

Can pearl powder heal burns and scalds without leaving any traces?

In addition to facing aging and various diseases, the skin may also encounter unpredictable accidents, such as knife wounds, burns and other accidental injuries.

"Compendium of Materia Medica" records that pearls have the effect of relieving acne and curing toxins. The so-called relieving acne and curing toxins means treating various skin injuries and wounds, such as carbuncles, poisonous sores, burns from water or fire, knife wounds and shingles.

According to clinical experiments, before using pearl powder for treatment, you can first use physiological saline, hydrogen peroxide or gentian violet to carefully clean the affected area, and then evenly apply pearl powder or topical ointment containing pearl powder on the wound. For burns, burns and knife wounds, you can directly sprinkle pearl powder on the wound and apply it into a thin layer. Change the dressing once a day and take pearl powder at the same time.

With the above-mentioned treatment method, all kinds of wounds and injured parts will heal quickly. What is particularly exciting for patients is that when the injured part recovers, the skin can return to its original smooth state, without producing unsightly pigmentation and leaving any unsightly scars.

Emphasize the matters that should be paid attention to during the treatment. First of all, when using pearl powder to treat external injuries, the most important thing is to adopt a two-pronged method of applying the medicine both externally and internally. Because pearl powder can not only directly supply the nutrients needed for the recovery of the wound from the injured part, but also can transport the various trace elements contained in the pearl powder into the blood through oral administration, helping the human body to clear the lipid peroxides caused and accumulated by the wound. In this way, the injured part can continue to play a role in eliminating pigmentation and residual scars during the recovery process. Secondly, if blisters appear on the injured area, remember not to break the blisters, let alone tear off the skin overlying them. The correct way to deal with it is to first clean the injured area lightly with physiological saline or anti-inflammatory solution, and then gently apply a thin layer of pearl powder on the injured area, and start taking pearl powder three times a day, about 0.3 grams each time. If the blister is accidentally broken, the epidermis of the injured area should be retained and pearl powder should be applied on the epidermis so that the epidermis can continue to protect the skin tissue underneath after the blister is broken.

Also, for knife wounds and carbuncles, if the affected area has already become festered, the pus should be drained first, and then the wound should be cleaned and a thin layer of pearl powder should be applied.

Can expired pearl powder be used? Of course not, because pearl powder is something that is applied on the face and is in direct contact with the skin. If people continue to use expired skin care products, it will not only cause skin allergies, but may also make people's skin worse without any improvement. Therefore, you must be cautious.