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This kind of exposure is called caustic exposure.
Explanation:
A caustic exposure is an exposure to chemicals present in common household cleaning products like detergents, cleaning solutions, drain cleaners etc.
These contain caustic substances (strong concentration of acid or base) like sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid etc. When exposed directly on to the skin, due to its stronger concentration, it may burn the skin causing redness, irritation, numbness, or blackening of the skin surface.
Most of the times, these marks go away after some weeks because they are superficial or first-degree burn where only the epidermal layer of the skin gets affected.
Four strategies I would use to make sure what I buy is the best, I would:
-<u>Decide on what form it comes in (gel, foaming, bar, etc.)</u>
-A gel or foam option would be the best, and the foam helpes reach into the tissue better. A bar of soap harbors more bacteria.
-<u>Price</u>
-It will need to be in your price range, and you'll probably want it to be on the cheaper side if it's something you'll use a lot.
-<u>Exfoliants</u>
-Exfoliants are a great additive, and they help cleanse the skin But, make sure it's environmentally friendly, as plastic beads can clog up pipes.
-<u>Moisturizers</u>
-Another great additive. This helps keep your skin moisturized, and even better, healthy.
