Cheap fabrics can be harmful to the skin because they often use low-quality fibers or chemical treatments, which can lead to the following health effects:
1. Skin allergies: Low-quality fabrics may contain too many chemical substances, such as dyes, resins, and formaldehyde. These substances may trigger skin allergic reactions, leading to symptoms such as itching, redness, and eczema.
2. Respiratory problems: Harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may be released during the processing of some low-priced fabrics. When these compounds are inhaled into the body, they can cause respiratory tract irritation and lead to breathing problems such as coughing and wheezing.
3. Thermal and breathable: Some low-priced synthetic fiber fabrics may not be breathable, which can easily cause the skin to be unable to perspire normally. At this time, the baby’s skin may It becomes hot and humid, which can easily breed bacterial and fungal infections.
4. Relatively hard: low-priced fabrics are usually not soft and comfortable enough and may cause irritation and abrasion to the baby’s skin, especially the skin of infants and young children. More sensitive.
Considering that your baby’s skin is particularly delicate and sensitive, when choosing fabrics, you should try to choose high-quality natural fiber fabrics, such as cotton, linen or bamboo fiber. wait. These fabrics are soft, breathable, and relatively friendly to your baby’s skin, reducing the risk of allergies and other health problems.
In short, in order to ensure the health of the baby’s skin, we should try to avoid buying clothes with low-priced fabrics, but choose better quality fabrics to provide the baby with More comfortable and safe wearing experience.
