It takes approximately 3 years for infant skin to develop to the same level as that of adults. Until then, both functionally and anatomically, the skin is very different, particularly delicate and sensitive, and susceptible to irritation and infection, which determines that the care of infant skin is particularly important. Here is a look at the characteristics of infant skin: newborn skin is delicate, the skin keratinization layer is thin, the skin lacks elasticity, the ability to defend against external forces is poor, when the slightest external force will occur damage, skin damage and easy infection, therefore, the newborn’s clothing, shoes and socks, etc. should be appropriate, to avoid all factors that may damage the skin. After bathing, apply natural non-irritating Yuzhe Barrier Body Lotion, which can enhance the barrier protection function of infant skin and reduce surface friction. The newborn’s skin is thin, vascular and has strong absorption and permeability, therefore, do not use ointments for newborns at will, especially those containing hormones, and when they must be used, they should be discontinued when oh condition is relieved and never used for a long time. When bathing a newborn, use a special bathing series for infants with little irritation, do not use adult soaps or medicated soaps, etc. Newborn skin sweat glands, sebaceous glands secretion function is strong, sebum is easy to overflow, mostly in the top of the head (fontanel), eyebrows, nose, external ear canal and the root behind the ear, such as infrequent cleaning, will be with the dust in the air, skin debris and the formation of a thick layer of scab. Therefore, when cleaning, you should first use vegetable oil to rub on top of the scab, soak it to soften it, and then use water to clean it clearly, never use your hands to tear off the scab to avoid damaging the skin. As the newborn skin sweat gland secretion, especially when the room temperature is high, excessive warmth, can make the secretions of the sweat gland pile up in the sweat gland mouth, and the formation of red rash, mostly seen in the face, back or chest, as long as the appropriate room temperature, avoid excessive warmth, timely adjustment of indoor temperature and increase or decrease the newborn’s clothes or cover, often wash the face, bath, keep the newborn’s skin clean, no need for special The baby will get better naturally without special treatment. The basic solution for infant eczema: Infants with thin and tender skin are prone to eczema, and there is no single treatment that can cure eczema, but for most children, under the guidance of a doctor, some simple treatment options can effectively treat and control eczema. The most basic approach is the proper use of moisturizers and emollients. These products keep the skin moisturized and soft, restore elasticity and suppleness, and help reduce itching and scratching. moisturizing emollients are safe and should be used topically and often as a first-line treatment option. Infants should be bathed at most once a day Use a gentle moisturizing bath product. Moisturizing emollients can be used freely and in larger amounts on all areas of dry skin, at least twice a day, and as often as possible. Just as teeth should be brushed daily, children with eczema need daily moisturization because they have sensitive skin. Moisturizing measures will prevent dry skin and keep it smooth. When the bath is over, apply moisturizing moisturizer immediately (within 3 minutes) while the skin is still damp. Do not use towels (hair can be used). Do not use regular soap, which is alkaline, harsh and scented (soap with scented fragrances is also an irritant to sensitive skin). It is best to cleanse the skin with a mild body wash (such as Tamazawa Barrier Repair Series), which is well tolerated by children and easy to use. The temperature of the bath water should be cooler, but the room should be warm. Avoid itchy skin caused by sudden temperature changes. Reduce itchy skin and redness of the skin. Do a good daily care and get twice the result with half the effort.