Gypsum is very sticky. How can I put it on if I can't tear it off?

When sticking plaster, you should shave off your hair or try to avoid places with too much hair, otherwise it won't stick, and it will hurt if you tear it off. When shaving, the scope is slightly larger than the plaster. Shave off your hair gently to avoid damaging your skin.

Step 2 tear along the hair

If your hair is long, hold down the root when tearing it, so that it won't hurt to tear it bit by bit along the hair, or just sacrifice a little hair and cut it off.

Step 3 use baby oil

Dip a clean cotton swab in baby oil, and gently rub it on the part where the plaster touches the skin, so that the plaster will fall off very easily, and it will fall off very cleanly without leaving any traces. So why is this method so effective? The reason is that the plaster itself has many small holes, and the role of baby oil is to create a certain gap between the skin and the plaster, so that the adhesion is much smaller. However, users should be reminded that if there is no baby oil, you can choose to use other oils, but you can't use salad oil, because salad oil is bad for people's health.

4, lung lotion

Put some lotion on the plaster before tearing it, and then do something else. After 20 minutes, when the emulsion soaks the plaster, you can easily tear it off.

5, wind oil essence

"Wind Oil Essence" is an absolutely useful secret weapon. Apply it to the joint between the plaster and the skin, and tear it bit by bit, so it won't hurt.

Step 6 apply a hot towel

When tearing the plaster, apply it with a hot towel first, and it won't hurt. Soak in water for a while, or cover it with a hot towel and tear it later. Or put some oil on it. Tear it slowly.

7. Sweating during exercise

Exercise first and then tear the plaster to make yourself sweat. Plaster is easier to tear after sweating.

8. Don't post it for too long.

Many people insist on it for two or three days at a time. In fact, if the irritation tolerance is poor, the plaster will be removed after 4-6 hours. This is because, after this period of time, the skin has absorbed some effective components of the plaster, and if it is not removed, symptoms such as itching and rash will appear.