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3 Ways to Combat Air Pollution This SpringSpring is just around the corner, and while we’re excited to welcome it, we can’t help but worry about the yellow dust and fine particulate matter that often come along with the season. On particularly bad days, individuals can inhale up to three times the normal amount of dust, which can negatively affect both respiratory health and skin. Here are three essential steps to protect your respiratory health and improve your indoor environment this spring, along with some of Atomy’s recommended products to support you.
Recent research from France found that higher average concentrations of fine particulate matter (PM10), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and carbon monoxide (CO) over a three-year period significantly increased the incidence of eczema in children. Additionally, another study involving 469 pregnant women revealed that exposure to ultrafine particulate matter (PM2.5) and tobacco smoke before and after childbirth doubled the prevalence of eczema in infants during their first year of life.
In South Korea, the Ministry of Environment has also confirmed that elevated levels of fine particulate matter, along with benzene, toluene, and total volatile organic compounds in the air, exacerbate symptoms of atopic dermatitis. This condition arises from a complex interplay of genetic factors, immune system abnormalities, and environmental factors. Experts believe that climate change, air pollution, and fine particulate matter are among the various contributors to the development and worsening of allergic diseases, including atopic dermatitis.
Masks are an effective means of preventing respiratory diseases by filtering out fine particulate matter, various airborne chemicals, and allergens. South Korea has the highest concentration of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in the OECD region. As a result, the Ministry of Environment recommends that people minimize outdoor activities on days with high PM2.5 levels and wear a health mask (KF80, KF94, or KF99) certified by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. The KF80 mask can filter out more than 80% of particles averaging 0.6 μm in size, while the KF94 and KF99 masks can filter out more than 94% and 99% of particles averaging 0.4 μm, respectively. Thus, the higher the number following “KF” (Korea Filter), the more effective the mask is at blocking fine particles. However, if you experience difficulty breathing, it’s essential to choose a mask that fits comfortably.
Atomy New Shield Care Anti Pollution Mask is a KF94-certified mask that offers excellent protection against harmful substances. Made with thermal bond fabric, similar to that used in baby diapers and sanitary napkins, it ensures comfortable breathing and minimizes skin irritation. By selecting the right mask design—whether 2D or 3D—based on your lifestyle and breathing needs, you can enjoy comfortable outdoor activities while effectively protecting your respiratory system from fine dust.
1,800 KRW 450pv
(2D Yellow Dust Mask KF94)
2,000 KRW
500pv
13,900 KRW 1,500pv
9,900 KRW 2,000pv
Bathing helps reduce the colonization of bacteria, viruses, and fungi while removing debris to keep the skin healthy and clean. For infants with delicate skin, it's essential to avoid harsh cleaning products, as they can be irritating. Instead, opt for hypoallergenic bath products that contain plant-based surfactants.
Infants also depend on their skin's pro-acidic barrier for protection, so using mildly acidic products with a pH around 5.5—similar to the pH of normal skin (4-5.5)—is ideal.
Applying a moisturizer after bathing is crucial for protecting the skin's barrier. According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), children should use at least 100 grams of moisturizer per week, while adults should use at least 250 grams weekly to fully benefit from the effects of moisturizers on the skin's barrier function. Be sure to reapply frequently to areas prone to dryness.
"The Atomy Cerabebe set, which includes a shampoo and bath, lotion, and cream, allows you to bathe and moisturize your baby in one easy step. Notably, the shampoo and bath is a mildly acidic all-in-one product that is safe for use from birth, thanks to its gentle ingredients and plant-based surfactants. The entire set is enriched with ceramides, soy ferment, amino acids, and vitamin E to help strengthen the skin barrier, moisturize the skin, and soothe itching. Ceramides are vital lipids in the stratum corneum of the skin, aiding in the repair of the damaged skin barrier and increasing moisture content. The product has received an EXCELLENT rating from the German Dermatest and has passed sensitive skin irritation tests, making it safe for delicate infant skin.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), indoor pollutants are approximately 1,000 times more likely to reach your lungs than outdoor pollutants. As pollutants become trapped in a room, they contribute to worsening indoor air quality. The simplest way to manage your indoor environment is through frequent ventilation. However, using an air purifier is another effective option. Air purifiers filter out harmful substances such as particulate matter, chemicals, bacteria, and viruses, helping to create cleaner air.
Additionally, the purifier features an AI mode that detects potential odors and volatile substances through built-in sensors. It automatically adjusts the power level based on the degree of air pollution, optimizing energy consumption. Transform your home into a fresh and healthy environment with the Atomy Air Purifier, which also offers easy-to-change filters