On the evening of April 27, actress Duong Mich posted an article on social networks with the status line: "EP72: Steam mask bites me". In the photo, under her eyes clearly appeared two red spots.
Duong Mich humorously described it in the style of a sensational short film as a steam mask "biting" her, but in fact the actress was burned when using this beauty method.
As soon as the news spread, fans expressed concern, and a series of comments asked about Duong Mich's current condition. The office and representatives of the actress quickly responded that "the wound has been professionally treated", reassuring everyone not to worry too much.
Duong Mich's incident has caused the phrase "low temperature burns" to climb straight to the top of searches on social networks, and at the same time attracted many netizens to share experiences similar to the actress.
Someone commented: "Duong Mich is indeed experimenting for everyone, it turns out that even celebrities cannot avoid the steam mask trap".
After that, actress Truong Hinh Du also left a comment saying that she had encountered a similar situation: "This is a low-temperature burn, you must be careful," she said.
According to QQ, "low-temperature burns" are actually like the case of "boiling frogs in warm water". Steam masks emit heat continuously, especially poor quality products, the temperature can exceed 50°C. Many people wear them all night, causing the skin to be exposed to heat sources for too long, easily leading to burns.
More notably, the skin around the eyes is very thin, only about 0.5 mm, and has many nerves, so when heat penetrates, it easily causes redness, swelling, peeling, and even deep damage.
Experts have recommended that each time you should only wear a steam mask for no more than 20 minutes, absolutely do not wear it overnight; when buying, you should choose reputable brands, the temperature should be at 41-46 degrees Celsius.
If you accidentally get burned, the emergency treatment is to immediately pour cool water at 15-20°C for 15-30 minutes; absolutely do not use folk remedies, apply medicines of unknown origin, or apply ice directly; in severe cases, you should go to the hospital immediately.
Currently, Duong Mich is focusing on filming the Chinese historical drama "Giang Son Dai Dong". Therefore, fans are worried that facial burns will affect the filming process.
In particular, ancient costume characters often have to wear careful makeup, so the actress may have difficulty when her face is burned.
