Lion, growing interest in heparin skin care for the after-mask era
Lion is conducting a "Awareness Survey on Skin Dryness in Corona Sickness" for 1000 women aged 20 to 59 who have increased skin problems due to mask life in Corona Sickness since last year (Survey period: August 2021) As a result of carrying out (5 to 7 days), it was found that many women feel their own aging due to the effects of dry facial skin as well as the seriousness of dry facial skin due to the prolonged mask life.
When asked if the skin condition changed by wearing a mask after the spread of the new coronavirus (April 2020), 89.6% of women answered that it had changed.
The most common answer was "pimples / acne" (48.9%), followed by "rough skin" (45.0%) and "dryness" (42.0%).
Next, when asked if there was any change in the dryness of the skin on the face, 74.1% of the women answered that they were "severely dry" due to corona sickness. It can be seen that the prolonged mask life is one of the causes of women's facial skin dryness troubles.
When asked about items that have increased interest since the corona sickness, "skin care" was ranked 1st with 78.6%, a big difference from 2nd place "hair care" (28.8%). When asked about the effects of skin care for those who have become more interested in skin care, 76.1% answered that it has a "moisturizing function", which is a big difference to the second place "countermeasures against pimples and acne" (45.3%). rice field.
Although pimples and acne are the most cited symptoms of rough skin caused by masks, it was found that interest in "moisturizing function" is increasing for skin care more than measures against pimples and acne.
When asked about their awareness of their apparent age after the corona illness, 40.7% of women answered that their apparent age "looks older than their actual age", and about half (50.9%) answered that they were "dry". rice field.
On the other hand, when asked about the skin care they are trying to do for those who answered that their apparent age "looks younger than their actual age", 74.4% answered that they were "moisturizing".
From these facts, it was inferred that "dry face skin" has a great influence on the appearance age, and that many people think that "moisturizing" in skin care is effective as a measure against aging.
When asked about concerns about living with the mask removed after the convergence of the new coronavirus, 51.9% of women answered that they could see rough skin. It has become clear that rough skin due to the effects of prolonged mask life has become a new source of anxiety after the convergence of the new coronavirus.
When asked about the skin care they would like to do before removing the mask, 73.8% of the women answered that it was "moisturizing", 87.7, to those who were worried that removing the mask would make them "see rough skin". % Women said they would like to use a skin care item containing the moisturizing active ingredient "heparinoid".
In response to the results of this survey, Tomoko Keida, director of Ginza Keiskin Clinic, said, "The main symptoms of rough skin caused by masks are" acne / pimples, "" seborrheic dermatitis, "and" dryness due to rough skin. " If the skin is left untreated and slight inflammation continues, it will cause stains, dullness, fine wrinkles, etc., which will cause the appearance of aging. To prevent skin troubles caused by the mask, keep the skin moisturized. We recommend that you perform correct skin care by making good use of the moisturizing ingredients that can be produced. In particular, "heparin-like substances" are moisturizing ingredients that dermatologists have long prescribed for the treatment of atopic dermatitis and pimples, and there are many. Clinical studies have shown that it has a high moisturizing effect. It is one of the recommended ingredients for the care of exposed areas that cannot be covered with clothing, as well as facial skin that has been damaged by masks, because the barrier is fragile. ".
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