The skin is a strong protective layer that air pollution cannot easily penetrate. But air pollution gradually causes damage to the outer layer of the skin, so that this protective layer is weakened and finally allows the elements and particles suspended in the polluted air to enter the lower surfaces of the skin.
Note that even in areas far from the city or villages, the effect of pollution on the skin can be witnessed. Air pollution is easily transferred through the atmosphere, water and soil and can have negative effects on the environment of villages and naturally on the people who live in those areas. Air pollution has a destructive effect on the epidermis of the skin and causes increased sensitivity and aging. It will be premature. Air pollution disrupts the skin’s protective layers and disrupts the balance of the skin’s microbiome. Pollution particles accumulate in the skin pores and cause inflammation and problems such as acne and damage to the deeper layers of the skin. This will cause wrinkles and discoloration in these parts of the skin.
Many particles in air pollution are small enough to penetrate the weakened surface of the skin and cause problems for you. For this reason, taking care of the outer layer of the skin is very important for health and beauty.
The weight of the polluted air will cause the sunlight to filter and as a result disrupt the synthesis of vitamin D by the skin. In the long run, this issue will cause many skin complications for the people of the society due to the free radicals that exist in the air on highly polluted days.