Symptoms of thick stratum corneum on face

I believe that more and more women have realized the impact of thick stratum corneum on facial skin. As a substance that protects facial skin, the stratum corneum should be kept in a moderate state to keep the skin at an appropriate level. For people with thicker stratum corneum, they will obviously feel that their skin is dull and lusterless, and skin care products cannot be absorbed. Today I will explain to you the symptoms of a thick stratum corneum on the face.

Skin care products cannot be absorbed

If the skin care products you apply cannot be absorbed by the skin and just float on the surface of the skin, it may be because the stratum corneum is too thick, blocking all the skin care products outside and preventing them from penetrating and being absorbed.

Rough skin surface

If you find that the skin surface is not smooth when you touch your face, and often feels rough and uneven, this may be caused by too thick stratum corneum and excessive accumulation of waste cuticles.

Skin tone becomes dull

If your skin is relatively fair but the skin on your face appears particularly dull and lusterless, it may be because you have not exfoliated for a long time and the old stratum corneum is too thick, causing old keratin flakes containing more melanin to accumulate on the skin surface.

Repeated pimples and blackheads. If the pimples on your face appear and then heal, heal and then appear again, over and over again, it may be because the stratum corneum is too thick, the pores cannot breathe smoothly, the pore exit is blocked, and the oil and sebum cannot be discharged smoothly, resulting in acne.

The stratum corneum is present on the surface of everyone's skin. A healthy stratum corneum can provide good protection for the skin, but if the stratum corneum is too thick, it can easily cause clogged pores and rough skin. Therefore, we need to exfoliate regularly to maintain the normal metabolism of the stratum corneum. But we should know that frequent exfoliation is not good. What are the signs of a thick stratum corneum that tell us to exfoliate?

Dry skin without elasticity

If the stratum corneum is too thick, the waste stratum corneum has no moisture and nutrients, and a large amount of it accumulates on the skin surface, which can easily affect the skin's own metabolism, making the skin dry and lifeless. Dry skin will further hinder the normal metabolism of the skin and cause a vicious cycle.