Does the resurrection grass mask contain hormones? There is no evidence that it contains hormones.

Many fairies feel that the resurrection grass mask has a better hydrating and moisturizing effect after using it, and even the skin tone has improved a little after application. Therefore, questions are raised about the safety of resurrection grass masks. Does resurrection grass masks contain hormones?

Does the resurrection grass mask contain hormones?

There is currently no evidence that the Japanese Bb LABORATORIES resurrection grass mask contains hormones. In fact, it is relatively easy to judge whether a mask contains hormones. Generally, if there is no obvious change in the skin after using it several times, the mask or skin care product does not contain hormones.

Resurrection grass mask ingredients

This mask contains a lot of oil, such as mineral oil, sunflower seed oil, shea butter, caprylic/capric triglyceride, squalane, etc., so it has a certain moisturizing effect. However, since the mask contains a lot of extracts, as well as some anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory ingredients that healthy skin does not need to use frequently, it will reduce some of the safety concerns.

What skin care products contain hormones?

There are many kinds of hormones. Simply put, they are addictive. After using a certain skin care product, you may feel that your skin has become better, but after stopping, you will find problems such as dark spots on the skin and thinning of the stratum corneum. If hormone-containing skin care products are used for a long time, they will cause hormonal dermatitis or induce rosacea. This is reflected in obvious changes in the skin after use, and the skin condition will also undergo a major change when not in use.

The products sold in general pharmacies that contain "XX pine" and "XX pine XX ester" not only contain added hormone ingredients, but are also powerful hormones.

What are the functions of hormones?

Hormones have powerful anti-inflammatory effects and can completely eliminate acne on the skin, but they can also suppress the skin's immune function, cause bacterial or fungal proliferation, thin the skin surface, produce erythema and pigmentation, etc. It may also lead to hormone-dependent dermatitis or hormone-induced rosacea. Therefore, if the hormones are not prescribed by a doctor, we must avoid them.