How to detoxify facial hormones

Due to some skin problems, people use various hormone ointments and hormone-added cosmetics on their faces. Sometimes, not only do the skin problems fail to be alleviated, but they also cause hormone faces, peeling, redness, sensitivity, acne and other problems. Some people say that if you want your skin to return to its previous state, you must first expel the hormones from your face, so that you can cure it step by step. Others say that there is no need to expel hormones, you only need to restore the skin barrier. Now, the editor will show you what to do to effectively detoxify your hormone face.

It is important to repair the skin barrier when treating hormone face. Repairing the skin barrier - Only by repairing the skin barrier and making the skin healthy, can the symptoms previously damaged by hormone damage (dry skin, flaking on the cheeks, low tolerance or defense, intolerance, redness, dryness, itching, pain, peeling after being stimulated, etc.) be restored to normal skin one by one. It is important to understand the growth patterns and metabolic cycles of the skin. This will help you to persist when facing long-term treatment of hormone face. This plays a very important role in the treatment of hormone face. The epidermis is a dynamically renewing tissue with its own laws of formation, occurrence and development. The self-renewal cycle of the epidermis is generally twenty-eight days. The time for granular cells to develop from basal cells is fourteen days, and it takes fourteen days for all layers of the stratum corneum to fully keratinize and mature. This growth law of the epidermis is of great significance to various treatment operations in skin surgery and cosmetology.

Long-term use of hormones will suppress and reduce the skin's immune function. Once the immune function declines, the skin's tolerance and resistance will also decline simultaneously. Eventually, the skin barrier is damaged, and when stimulated by external factors, the skin will experience symptoms such as redness, itching, dryness, peeling, and acne. All problems are not caused by hormones remaining in the body, nor do we need to excrete hormones. Instead, hormones damage the skin barrier and reduce immunity.