Symptoms after discontinuation of hormone mask

In their daily lives, many people will choose some facial masks with stronger effects and more obvious results to care for and repair their faces. Moreover, a large number of experiments have confirmed that this method is indeed good and the effect is also very good. However, in some cases, we will be delayed because of other things. So let us take a look at what symptoms will appear if the hormone mask is discontinued!

1. Glucocorticoids:

Long-term use of hormone products can lead to symptoms of hormone-dependent dermatitis. The skin's normal immunity will be damaged, causing the skin's metabolism to fail to be digested, and will only stubbornly cause chain damage in the skin. Therefore, hormones are undoubtedly the primary cause of hormone-dependent dermatitis!

2. Heavy metals (lead and mercury)

In order to achieve rapid whitening effects, many people use some quick-acting whitening and acne-removing products, but they are unaware that these products contain heavy metals such as lead and mercury. Heavy metals are poisonous and should not be taken orally, but should also be used externally with caution. This poison will make the skin dull, yellow, spotted, and aged. It will be particularly obvious in the repeated manifestations of hormone face, aggravating the impact on the skin and prolonging the treatment time.

Skin symptoms after stopping hormone skin care products

1. The skin becomes thinner and more sensitive, and blood vessels are exposed, resulting in the exposure of capillaries in the upper dermis below the epidermis. These are not natural red blood streaks, but due to hormone damage, obvious red blood streaks appear on the face. Uncomfortable alternating hot and cold temperatures, dry and flaky skin, and even redness and swelling.

2. Pigmentation and uneven skin tone. The facial skin is dull and has different colors. In severe cases, dark spots and mottled skin appear.

3. Acne-like dermatitis, which is a hormonal dermatitis acne syndrome, with obvious acne marks on the face and uneven skin color. After adolescence, acne pimples continue to appear on the face, repeatedly.

4. Swelling and itching. Long-term and repeated use of hormones on the skin will cause damaged skin function, long-term erythema, redness and swelling on the skin, and repeated rashes.

Hormones are the root cause of hormone-dependent dermatitis, and of course it is also closely related to people's indiscriminate purchase and abuse of hormone ointments or hormone cosmetics. The occurrence of hormone-dependent dermatitis is not only closely related to the patients themselves, but also the irresponsibility of manufacturers, misdiagnosis and mistreatment of doctors, and abuse of hormone ointments are important factors that cause hormone-dependent dermatitis.

We all know that hormone face is very sensitive. The reason for the sensitivity is that the barrier muscle is damaged. The so-called detoxification is generally the detoxification of hormones. The skin can complete the detoxification function independently. Toxins can be excreted from the body with the skin cell metabolism cycle, but external stimulation and the skin tissue has been damaged by hormones, and the diseased tissue is difficult to heal under external stimulation. If you don't choose a gentle skin care product for auxiliary repair, it will be difficult for your hormone face to achieve a healthy state. When choosing skin care products, you must use professional repair products, such as medical-grade OSLIEMAN. More than ten kinds of plant ingredients have been extracted through secondary cold pressing, which has very good analgesic, anti-inflammatory and barrier muscle repair effects on the skin.

5. Skin symptoms after stopping the use of hormone skin care products

Although hormone-dependent dermatitis should adhere to the principle of early detection and early treatment, the premise of this treatment principle is the correct treatment method. If you unfortunately choose the wrong treatment method, it will not only fail to cure hormone-dependent dermatitis, but will cause more serious symptoms.