Ding Guier's belly button stickers are believed to be familiar to many parents. It's a plaster for external use in traditional Chinese medicine. By acting on the navel, it helps children to get rid of cold and dampness, and has a good therapeutic effect on diarrhea and abdominal pain caused by wind-cold in children. Then, since it is attached to the navel, how to tear it off without hurting the baby's delicate skin? Let's take a look together.

Chinese medicine? Umbilical therapy? It is considered that the umbilical skin is thin, contains a lot of microvessels, and is close to the spleen and stomach, so drugs can easily penetrate through the umbilical skin to reach the focus, thus playing a role in rapid treatment. Based on this, Dingguier navel patch adopts supercritical carbon dioxide extraction technology to extract complete volatile oil and vacuum-dried dry extract powder, so that the content of effective components can be retained as much as possible, and the product quality and curative effect are improved. Among them, eugenol, cinnamaldehyde and piperine, the main components of volatile oil, act on umbilical skin, penetrate into blood and store in skin, ensuring the sustained release of medicinal properties.

It is worth mentioning that Ding Guier's belly button sticker is made of breathable spunlaced non-woven fabric with a thickness of only 0.3mm, which is very breathable. Its glue is neutral glue, which is similar to the PH value of baby's skin and has low irritation. Nevertheless, parents should pay attention to the degree and method when tearing belly button stickers for their babies. The correct way is to fix one side of the skin with one hand and slowly tear the sticker with the other hand 180 degrees.