Is hormone facial peeling good or bad?

Everyone's skin condition is different, so the reaction to using cosmetics is also different. Some people use it very well, while others are allergic to it. Long-term use of sensitive cosmetics will cause damage to the skin and eventually form a hormone face. Everyone's hormone face condition is different, so not every hormone face will peel, and it does not mean that peeling is good. This article introduces this aspect, let’s take a look.

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The skin of patients with hormone face has become very fragile due to the erosion of hormones and cannot withstand any stimulation or damage at all. The manifestation is that the skin becomes more and more sensitive, so that a series of symptoms such as itching, redness, dryness, peeling, hirsutism, rash, pimples, and acne will gradually break out. When it is more serious, the acne will become inflamed, pus will be discharged, and scabs will form. At that time, the skin will completely collapse and be out of control.

The division and growth of the cells at the base of the hormone facial muscles are damaged, which will seriously affect the normal metabolism of the skin. Although the metabolism of the skin will not stop, the metabolic cycle will be longer than that of healthy skin. In addition, the original stratum corneum is damaged by external hormones and cannot perform its protective and moisture-locking function. As a result, the skin will be dry for a long time and show symptoms of continuous peeling. However, this is not the worst case scenario. If the patient has oily skin, oil accumulation is likely to occur, and hormone face may be complicated by seborrheic dermatitis. The two diseases occur at the same time, making it even more difficult to treat.

A few tips to solve the problem of hormone face peeling:

1. Use drugs with detoxification and repair effects for treatment:

The root cause of hormone face lies in the toxins deposited in the skin. It is these toxins that hinder the division and development of basal cells, leading to insufficient new cells in the stratum corneum and causing skin barrier damage. Therefore, first use detoxification products to remove deposited toxins, then repair the skin barrier, and peeling will naturally stop.

2. Moisturize your skin regularly:

During the course of hormone face, the skin will become dry, itchy, and peeling, so you must moisturize the skin at this time. Even if the skin's ability to lock in water is severely damaged, you must still insist on moisturizing the skin to relieve dryness and peeling and prevent the situation from getting worse.

3. Dietary adjuvant therapy:

You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and drink more water as much as possible to improve and regulate your skin condition through diet. Although the effect is slow, as long as you stick to it, it will not only improve the skin appropriately, but also enhance the skin's resistance and help it recover faster.