Artificial Fiber Is Not Sensitive To Clothing And Sensitive Skin.

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Rayon Is Not Sensitive To Clothing And Sensitive Skin.

Studies show that 50%% women and 40%% men are classified as sensitive skin.

Another worrying fact is that the number of people suffering from skin diseases such as neurodermatitis and psoriasis is increasing.

Sensitive skin is particularly responsive to cold and hot climate changes. If combined with physical and chemical stimulation, it will cause skin redness, itching and skin allergy.

The increase in environmental pollution and the number of allergies prompted more urgent search for alternatives to traditional textile materials.

At the China international textile fabrics and Accessories Fair held in Beijing recently, the leader of Austria Lan Jing group introduced the third generation of artificial fiber Tencel produced by nano fibril technology.

Tencel fiber has a hygroscopicity of 50%% higher than that of cotton. The bacterial breeding rate is only 1/2000 of chemical fiber. These characteristics make it ideal for sensitive skin.

Sensitive skin is very sensitive to the chemical composition of fiber, and Tencel fiber is pure natural material without any pesticides and agrochemicals.

In addition, the environmental protection production process of Tencel fiber also ensures the purity of fiber.

In the process of fiber extraction, the solution of 99.5%% can be recycled and will not remain in the fiber.

Tencel fiber avoids skin irritation, thus maintaining the natural balance of the skin.

For sensitive skin, Tencel fiber can relieve skin pain. This effect has been confirmed by sensitive skin.

In an experiment involving 30 patients with neurodermatitis or psoriasis, Dr. T.L.Diepgen, a professor at University of Heidelberg in Germany, obtained convincing conclusions by studying the Tencel clothing he bought from the market. Participants showed that Tencel clothing could significantly improve the wearing experience.