In daily life, we are exposed to a large number of petrochemical products. Some of these harmful substances can cause skin disorders, some are considered carcinogenic, and some are considered “environmental hormones”. Environmental hormones are a general term for many chemical substances. After entering the human body, these substances will affect the secretion of hormones, and then affect the body’s regulatory function. For example, dioxins produced by burning plastics and phenol methane in plastic products will produce similar effects to female hormones. Endometriosis and male sperm count reduction and other reproductive dysfunctions are inseparable from these environmental hormones.

Many people ignore it because they cannot see the way it is absorbed from the skin. To give a simple example, when we apply mosquito ointment or apply pain patches, we can feel that the symptoms are relieved after a period of time. This is because the drug effect is absorbed through the skin and takes effect. It can be seen that these molecules have a way to penetrate through the skin to the subcutaneous tissue, not to mention toxic substances.