Demodex Virus
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Demodex Biodata
Demvodex Folliculorum and Demodex Brevi or often called Demodex
Type: Flea
Height: 300-500 micrometer / 0.3-0.5 mm (adult)
Color: Slightly transparent
Address:
+/- 3mm beneath the surface of human skin. It generally resides in the follicles / hair follicles and oil glands in the human body as well as in the pores of the skin. From birth, live, marry, lay eggs, to die demodex live there. Most areas of the nose, eyelashes, cheeks and forehead.
Age:
90 days (after that will die). Eggs hatch in 3-4 days and mature within 7 days.
Feet:
4 pairs of claw-shaped legs (when buying very wasteful shoes ... 😁), serves to make it easier to move under the skin (this causes the skin to itch and rough).
Makes (Food Favorites):
nutrients needed by human skin tissue, including the skincare we use. Nutrition needed hair, if the hair bar is thin, dull, and nutrients in the hair root is exhausted, demodex will eat the hair wall (this is what causes the loss)
Mikes (Favorite Drink):
water required by human skin tissue
Roads during the night or when the face is not exposed to sunlight (light / light). Snacking dermis (resulting in dull, rough, dry, wrinkled skin).
He said hell .. this he said yes, I do not know too, he said everybody must have demodex. What ...? !! According to research not found demodex on baby's skin, so baby skin clean and smooth, and according to research no adult skin free from demodex.
Means everyone has a demodex right dong ... Yes!
Only the number of demodexnya different depending on how dirty or clean our skin (except newborn yes, free of ticks).
Demodex is more often lodged in the skin of women than men's skin, because women often use makeup, so our skin is more often dirty especially if wash my face ga clean, demodex most demen live in skin like that. The more mature a person is, the more demodex in the skin. This is due to the increase of oil glands in the human body as we get older.
Demodex transmission
Demodex can be easily transmitted through physical contact or air.