Things to note when shaving your head

Many fashionable girls began to challenge the public aesthetic, and some girls started shaving their heads. Shaving one's head is generally a privilege for boys. For girls, after shaving their heads, not only do they have to face other people's gazes, but various dangerous situations may also occur, so they need to pay attention. If some girls have to shave their heads due to illness or related problems, there is nothing wrong with that. But what should we pay attention to?

1. Prevent exposure to the sun

Since you have a bald head, your scalp is exposed to more sunlight. If your scalp is exposed to the sun for a long time, it is likely to cause peeling and itching, and more seriously, it may cause skin allergies. To prevent overexposure to the sun, you need to be careful not to expose yourself to the sun for a long time; if you stay in the sun for a long time, remember to apply sunscreen or wear a sun hat.

2. Prevent mosquito bites

There are a lot of mosquitoes in summer. When children or teenagers are bitten by mosquitoes, they will scratch the bite area casually because of the itchiness. If you use the wrong force or scratch your scalp too many times, you may scratch your scalp and cause inflammation. To prevent and control mosquito bites, you need to do the following: 1. Avoid places with a lot of mosquitoes; 2. Clean up garbage at home in a timely manner; 3. Put down a mosquito net before sleeping or light non-toxic mosquito coils; 4. Prepare mosquito repellent and anti-itch agents.

3. Prevent multiple people from touching your scalp

Many people like to touch bald children when they see them. The consequence of many people touching each other is the cross-infection of bacteria. Children do not know hygiene and will wipe their glasses, mouths, etc. with their hands, which can easily lead to infection. The way to prevent multiple people from touching your scalp is to remind others in time and try not to touch it. At the same time, tell children not to use the product on their scalp after someone else has touched their scalp.

4. Even bald heads need to be washed

Many little bald guys are often too lazy to wash their hair, not knowing that this is wrong. Although there is less hair on the scalp, it does not mean there is no hair. So you still need to wash your hair, maybe once every three or four days. Try to use shampoo as well, as it also has a disinfecting effect.

5. Prevent scalp from bumping

A bald head exposes the scalp to direct contact with the outside world, making children prone to bumps and bruises. Try to be careful not to let your children run around, or remove the edges or wrap up all the sharp-edged objects in the house.