What should I do if I have a big calloon on my middle finger when I write and grind it

It is likely that you use too much force when writing, and don't turn and grasp so tightly when writing in the future, after a long time, the cocoon will become soft and smaller, and it will not be so obvious.

I don't think it's a big deal, as long as there are almost all students, and I can write and grind, I'm a junior in college, and the cocoons are sharpened thicker than in high school, and when I work in the future, I will slowly go down if I write less

When taking a bath or soaking your hands and feet in lukewarm water, use lemon as a brush and rub your hands and feet vigorously if they are calloused. These parts are easily keratinized due to regular activity, turning into a hard, thick skin. If the crust is too thick, rub it with a pumice stone and then a lemon.

Brewed lemon tea or used crushed lemon slices, wrapped in gauze, can also be used as a brush. After scrubbing, the keratin quickly softens, and the black skin and cuticle peel off, revealing their original white color.

Calluses on the hands are medically known as calluses. Sometimes it is related to the way of work, and frequent friction can easily cause calluses. Medically, you can use some keratin exfoliants such as 5%-10% salicylic acid ointment, or even 30% salicylic acid collodion, which will be helpful to calluses.

Calluses are formed by rubbing objects for a long time, and I have longer than I tell you, you try it.

When you are fine, rub the calloused area with your hands to allow blood to flow.

Use scissors to cut off the skin from the top of the cocoon.

Commonly use some body lotion to let the calloused ** slowly turn back to its previous smoothness.

Calloused hands can be soaked in warm water, then smeared with a doctor's ointment or potion and wrapped in gauze overnight. The potion contains ingredients that soften the stratum corneum on the soles of the feet, and after the calluses have softened, the dead skin is gently scraped off with a knife and then applied with a deeply moisturizing hand cream, and after a short time, the calluses disappear completely.

It can also be removed with a pumice stone. Remember to exfoliate your hands once a week by massaging a small amount of scrub to remove dead skin on your wrists, then soak in warm water with olive oil for 5 minutes, and finally dry and apply hand cream.

You pinch the pen too hard, and I was like that when I was a kid.

Need: white vinegar, scrub, basin, warm water.

1. First pour an appropriate amount of warm water into the basin, and then pour an appropriate amount of white vinegar into it, and the acidic white vinegar water can soften the **.

2. You need to put your hands into a basin of water and soak them for about ten minutes, so that the calluses on your hands will soften.

3. Then take out an appropriate amount of scrub and apply it to your hands.

4. After applying scrub on your hands, rub your hands so that you can remove the calluses on your hands.

5. Finally, take a look at the effect of clearing, and you can see that the calluses on your hands are cleared.

You can soak your hands in hot water first, and then use a product such as exfoliating cream (body exfoliation is better, the face is too gentle to remove, and the footsteps will hurt too much.) And don't use any grinding stones or the like to remove dead skin on your hands, even if it's a cocoon. Remove the calluses from your hands.

But, the sisters will say, it's a cocoon! And it's not just thick! If the building is too thick, you can carefully cut it off with nail clippers after soaking it soft (it must be very soft), be very careful!

Don't be greedy for one success, a few more times, a little bit at a time! Then, the most important thing is to apply a thick layer of moisturizer to your hands, which is a little oily. Intensify the massage.

Especially where there are calluses, massage more. Also, you need to wear hand cream all year round! In summer, you can choose a refreshing texture and massage it more so that it will not feel so oily when absorbed.

Or in the summer, only apply hand cream at night and not during the day. Or wash your hands with a cleanser that exfoliates the skin. Wash your hands with hot water every night, then apply the most moisturizing hand cream (medicated petroleum jelly is best) and bring rubber gloves.

If you don't have other gloves with you, you can go to bed and take off your gloves in the morning, and the cocoon will be much softer. Use it often, and let the palm of your hand make it strong. There is also the need to go to the hospital and prescribe some medicine to soften the stratum corneum.

It's a bit difficult if you write a lot, but if you stop writing for a while, it will slowly disappear.

The callus of the middle finger is because the fingers hold the pen harder, and when writing, the ** and the pen barrel are rubbed and squeezed for a long time, resulting in the thickening of the stratum corneum and the formation of calluses. Medically known as callosum. To remove calluses, you can soak them in hot water to soften, gently thin the stratum corneum with a knife, apply salicylic acid ointment, wrap them in plastic wrap or wear film gloves, and remove them for half an hour to an hour.

The ointment can be applied once or twice a day. Usually do a good job of moisturizing and moisturizing the skin, and apply more hand cream. The most important point is to avoid predisposing factors, if the posture of holding the pen is not right, to correct, switch to a pen with a softer barrel or add a silicone case.

Generally, you can't get rid of it, because you will have a cocoon when you write for a long time, you should be a witness of diligence!

I don't know if it's okay to remove dead skin There is also a super moisturizing hand cream Otherwise, cut it off with nail clippers Anyway, it's dead skin Just be careful.

Quick method: soak your hands in hot water and rub them off; The slower method is to apply petroleum jelly to the top and gradually soften.

1) Soak your hands in hot water. The hotter the water, the better, and the longer you soak it, the better.

2: Cocoon grinding. Use a pumice stone or nail clipper sharpener, don't be in a hurry, don't grind too much at once.

3: Applying medicine. Buy some exfoliators, which are exfoliating pills, such as 5%-10% salicylic acid ointment. Apply to the area where the callus grows, don't rush to wash it off and let it absorb a little longer. If you don't want to go to the drugstore, you can rub it with lemon.

4: After washing your hands, apply moisturizer.

PS: Perseverance.

If a student doesn't write, that's impossible.

Students are required to write every day, including during the summer vacation.

If you finish your course, you don't need to write, and there will be very little self-learning.

Is there a problem with the way you hold the pen, the writing fingers are too strong, can you try it and relax the power of holding the pen.

Wearing rubber finger guffs will help.

Will it look good if you hold a pen irregularly? It's just a matter of habit, and under the same conditions, it's definitely better to write in the right posture. If you write often, it is best to write in the correct posture, so that the calloon is not oppressed, and it will subside after a long time.

That's a question. It's normal. Almost everyone has it. Including mine, too, so don't worry too much about it.

It is normal for the fingers of people who often climb the lattice on the desk to be cocooned by the pen shaft. Because it is on the side of the finger, others will not notice it at all, so it does not affect the beauty or function of both men and women, so you don't have to pay special attention to it and entangle it.

It's okay, it would be fine if there was less writing.

Hello, first soak your hands in hot water and let the calluses on your hands soften them.

Then use a knife to thin it little by little, or apply it directly to the cocoon.

After a few days, the cocoon fell off naturally. Usually when writing, the place where you hold the pen is protected with a soft rubber cover, so that the ** that touches the pen will not regenerate calluses.