What Is The Normal PH Of Your Skin? Does The New Or Full Moon Have Any Effect?

New Moon: increase in fungal infections, favoured in acidic terrains, at the time of the new moon

Full Moon: increase in urinary tract infections, facilitated by alkaline conditions, during the full moon.

Source: www.mariefranceasia.com/lifelove/expert-advice/power-moon-17940.html

What does PH stand for?

PH = Potential Hydrogen (Aka Power Of Hydrogen) - The “p” stands for potential and the “H” stands for Hydrogen.

Rule - the more Hydrogen ions you have in solution, the more acidic a solution is - hence the closer you get to 0

What is potential Hydrogen?
A scientific explanation would state that pH refers to the plant's ability to attract hydrogen ions.
A less scientific explanation says pH is the acid/alkaline balance.

What is a normal pH level?
A pH less than 7 is said to be acidic
A pH greater than 7 are basic or alkaline.

What Is The Normal PH Of Your Skin?
PH 5.5 which is ideal and should be slightly acidic. Our skin is referred to as the acid mantle. The acid mantle is made up of sebum (free fatty acids) excreted from the skin's sebaceous glands, which mixes with lactic acid and amino acids from sweat to create the skin's PH
Source: www.skincarerx.com/blog/concerns/balancing-act-ph-balance-skin/

How Do You Test The PH Of Skin?
TriMedica AlkaMax pH Test Papers.
You can also test your skin's pH level with a pH meter, which uses a liquid to measure the skin's surface.

How do you change the PH of your skin?
Instead, you can easily reset your skin with a few tips:
1. Eliminate harsh cleansers and soaps (alkaline)
2. Use diluted apple cider vinegar as a toner.
3. Stay away from bar soap for the face.
4. Use lukewarm water to rinse your face.
5. Choose products that are rich in vitamins and antioxidants.

Urine PH 5 - this could indicate an environment conducive to kidney stones
Average Urine Sample Tests At About 6
Urine PH 7
Urine PH 7.5
Urine PH 8
Urine PH 9

Vaginal PH - A vaginal pH of 3.5 - 4.5 indicates that there is a perfect amount of good bacteria (lactobacilli), and no overgrowth of the bad bacteria that can cause odor, irritation and sometimes infection. At its extreme, the result of too much bad bacteria is bacterial vaginosis (BV)
Source: www.doctoroz.com/blog/lauren-streicher-md/when-your-vagina-phunk

What Happens When There Is To Much Lactic Acid In Your Body?
Causes can include chronic alcohol use, heart failure, cancer, seizures, liver failure, prolonged lack of oxygen, and low blood sugar. Even prolonged exercise can lead to lactic acid buildup
Source: https://www.healthline.com/health/acidosis

Ideal pH is slightly alkaline - 7.30 to 7.45.
0= Highest Acidity
7=Neutral
14= High Alkalinity

Acid to Alkaline Scale

0 Hydrochloric Acid
1 Battery Acid - Acid Rain
2 Lemon Juice - Acid Rain
3 Vinegar - Adult Fish Die - Acid Rain
4 Fish Reproduction Effected - Acid Rain
5 Normal Precipitation
6 Milk - Normal Range of Stream Water - Normal Precipitation

7 Normal Range of Stream Water

8 Baking Soda, Sea Water
9 Baking Soda
10 Milk Of Magnesia
11 Ammonia
12
13 Lye
14 Sodium Hydroxide

You can test your pH levels regularly by using a piece of litmus paper in your saliva or urine first thing in the morning before eating or drinking anything.

What is the PH of a Newborn?
Newborn skin begins with a neutral pH, and the transition to acidity occurs during the first year of life, with larger incremental changes occurring in the first two months.

The pH again deviates from its normal adult range as it rises in the elderly, which is likely due in part to a physiologic ceramide deficiency.

The skin’s antimicrobial properties are optimal at acidic pH. Staphylococcus and other pathogenic bacteria favor neutral pH and are inhibited in an acidic
milieu

When pH rises to the enzymes’ optima (neutral), the degradation occurs much more briskly, leading to inappropriate desquamation and decreased integrity of the stratum corneum

What is stratum corneum?
the horny outer layer of the skin. The overall integrity of the stratum corneum is maintained by specialized intercellular proteins called corneodesmosomes. They are crucial for SC cohesion and, thus, constitute one of the pivotal elements of the functional protective barrier of human skin

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What Is The Normal PH Of Your Skin? Does The New Or Full Moon Have Any Effect?