Daily care is very important for hormone facial treatment

Some quick-acting acne, freckle and whitening products use hormones to reduce inflammation, reduce allergies and moisturize the skin. They are added to cosmetics for long-term external use. After long-term external use, consumers will become dependent on hormones, leading to the outbreak of hormone-dependent dermatitis on the face.

How to identify hormone-dependent dermatitis

When high-efficiency corticosteroids are applied topically to the same area for more than 3 weeks, secondary symptoms such as erythema, papules, dryness and scaling, atrophy, perioral dermatitis, photosensitivity, hirsutism, indistinguishable ringworm, and ichthyosis-like changes may occur on the skin.