What should I do if my hands wrinkle when I finish washing clothes or dishes?

Due to the semi-permeable nature of the cell membrane, combined with prolonged immersion in water during bathing, a large amount of water flows between the epidermal and dermal layers. In addition, the epidermis layer is mainly composed of the stratum corneum, which swells after streaming, while the dermis layer below the stratum corneum is a connective tissue that does not swell due to a large amount of water absorption, which causes the volume difference between the inner and outer layers, resulting in the phenomenon of folding. The water between the stratum corneum and the dermis can also create a gap between the two layers, leading to the separation between the layers, which also promotes the occurrence of folds.

If it is accompanied by peeling, it is called dyshidrosis, and if you use public slippers and towels, you can spread it to other members of the family. Dyshidrosis is a type of hand eczema. People with this disease are generally prone to sweaty hands, and regular exposure to alkaline detergents and gasoline can also damage the natural protective layer of the hands, which can easily lead to this disease.

The disease is more common in spring and autumn, and is more common on the sides of the fingers, the abdomen of the fingers, and the palms, with small transparent blisters appearing, and then annular peeling. In some people, the blisters are not obvious, and they appear as peeling of the hands at the beginning, and the finger tips are more obvious. **Apply with triamcinone urea ointment.

For patients with sweaty hands, after not peeling the skin, you can use 2-3% formaldehyde to soak your hands, which can reduce hand sweating and prevent **.

Bring a plastic glove to wash! In this way, this kind of problem can be avoided, and the ** damage on the opponent is relatively small!

It's normal, it'll be fine in a while.

It's normal, you're wearing gloves.

Generally, this is caused by cell dehydration, but it varies from person to person, the ** of the hand is relatively delicate, and it is easy to wrinkle up when it is wet, it is recommended not to soak in water for a long time, if you wash clothes or vegetables, try to wear gloves and hold the segment vertically.

Generally, this is caused by cell dehydration, but it varies from person to person, the ** of the hand is relatively delicate, and it is easy to wrinkle up when it is wet, it is recommended not to soak in water for a long time, if you wash clothes or vegetables, try to wear gloves.

There are two theories about this ......

1.Because water has the effect of relaxing and softening tissues.

Our ** is actually covered with a thin layer of grease, in order to prevent ** from absorbing water directly from the outside. However, when we soak in warm or hot water for about half an hour, this layer of grease will be removed by warm water, so it will begin to absorb water. Our **surface is an epidermal layer, and below the epidermis is the dermis layer; The epidermis is not completely tightly bonded to the dermis, and the epidermis is only tightly bound to the dermis by connective tissue in some areas, but not in others; Therefore, when the epidermis absorbs edema, the binding place is confined and concave; From the outside, the surface of the ** is concave and protruding, like wrinkles.

Since the palms and toes of the hands and feet are the thickest part of the epidermis of the whole body, the phenomenon of wrinkles is obvious. **Other parts of the body should also have this effect, but it is less likely to be detected. If you soak in water for too long, the epidermis absorbs water and swells, so it becomes wrinkled. In the past, some women specialized in washing clothes for others, their hands soaked in water for a long time, and their fingers were often wrinkled, which became an occupational disease (should be said to be a characteristic).

2.Another way to put it:

Since the concentration of fluid in the body is higher than that of fresh water, when the fingers are immersed in fresh water for a period of time, water will flow into the epidermal cells, and the cells will swell and deform.

On the contrary, since the concentration of fluid in the body is lower than that of seawater, when we swim in the sea, water will flow out of the epidermal cells, and the cells will shrink and deform.

In addition, there are bundles of elastic proteins at the bottom of the skin that are tightly adhered to the epidermal cells, resulting in uneven contraction or swelling of the fingers, resulting in wrinkled skin.

Who's the inverse concentration gradient The concentration of blood is greater than that of water, so the water in the blood will flow outward, and the hands will lose water when they soak in water, and they will become wrinkled.

I don't think this is a big problem, the reason may be that your stratum corneum is relatively thinner, and the elasticity is weaker, in this case, after being immersed in water for a long time, it is easy to absorb water and produce "swelling", which will wrinkle.

Because my hands are often soaked in the water, so it will be Zou It's normal Oh Everyone is the same After a while, it's gone, I hope to step on it!!

The alkaline substances in it will react chemically.

<>That's because the laundry steps are incorrect, and the correct steps should be as follows.

Organize your clothes. Hand washing clothes may not have to sort the laundry, but it is still necessary to tidy up before washing. Separate all-white and colored and dark clothing. Delicate clothes or areas with special dirt should be washed separately.

2. Prepare the water. You need 2 basins of water -

1 basin is used for washing and 1 basin is used for flushing. If you don't have a sink, you can use a separating sink or bathtub. Different colors of clothing require different temperatures;

White and light-coloured clothing need hot water, while coloured and dark-coloured clothes need cooler water. The temperature can be adjusted each time the water is filled.

3. Add detergent. Pour in 1 or 2 tbsp (depending on the size of the basin).

in warm water. Hand laundry is most effective with liquid cleaners because it dissolves quickly. Mixing the detergent by hand helps to spread and foam.

4. Soak clothes. Put dirty laundry in hot water. Soak for 10-15 minutes before rinsing.

5. Start doing laundry. There are 2 main methods:

You can mix the garment with your hands and arms or stir it with a stick. In both cases, the dirt falls off by turning the garment.

Although it is not easy to succeed, if you have an old-fashioned washboard, you can also use it to wash dirty clothes.

Some laundry tools, which look like toilet suction cups, can also be used to remove dirt from clothes.

6. Wash the dirtiest areas. Some items of clothing need to be handled with care. For example, socks, underwear and dirty work clothes need to be washed extra. These clothes should be rubbed with some detergent on your hands.

7. Rinse for the first time. Remove the soap and dirt from the water and pour the laundry into a second basin of clean water. Rinse as much dirty water off your clothes as possible. If there is still a lot of detergent in the clothes, rinse them with clean water.

Once. 8. Remove the excess water. It's hard to dry clothes if they're wet, so try to remove excess water before drying.

Gently squeeze the water out without twisting or twisting. In this way, the clothing will not be damaged or deformed. If you don't want to use this method to get rid of excess water, you can wrap your clothes in a dry towel.

9. Dry laundry. Turn clothing inside out to avoid sun damage (except for white clothing). Then hang it on a hanger and secure it with clips. Depending on the temperature and humidity outside, it will take 1-2 days for your clothes to dry completely.

Hands soaked in water for too long, everyone does, not just you.

Your hands have been soaked in water for too long!

I think it's normal. Me too.

This means that your skin is more prone to dehydration.

Because the ** and greasy water have been together for too long, the ** reaction on the hands has wrinkles.

Normally, the ** on the hand is tight, and after being soaked in water for a long time, ** will absorb a lot of water and become loose, thus forming folds.

You may ask, why the ** in other parts of the body is not wrinkled, the reason is that there is more subcutaneous fat in other places on the body, even if ** folds, the elasticity of the fat will stretch the folds open, and the subcutaneous fat on the hands is relatively small, so the folds are preserved!