Based on the destructive effect of topical glucocorticosteroids on skin barrier function, after long-term topical glucocorticosteroids, the local skin gradually becomes abnormally sensitive, and patients experience a distinct triad of symptoms: dryness, itching, burning, and some patients also experience swelling, tingling, and anthroposis. Therefore, patients’ symptoms bring unbearable pain to patients, which is also the main reason why hormone dependent dermatitis is difficult to treat. If only “hormone replacement” (changing from strong to weak hormones and gradually reducing the number of times) or “changing from topical hormones to oral” or “topical hormone substitutes” (tacrolimus or pimecrolimus) are used, then the hormone dependence dermatitis can be easily treated. Mimecrolimus), then the skin barrier function caused by glucocorticoids is more difficult to restore in a short time. Only by insisting on topical moisturizing skin care products and gradually repairing the skin barrier function, so that the skin gradually recovers its normal skin structure and water retention function, such unpleasant symptoms can gradually subside. Moreover, when the patient’s triad of symptoms subside, the appearance of the skin lesions can still manifest as redness, dryness and flaking, which requires continued treatment with moisturizing skin care products, and our experience is that: moisturizing skin care products with medication for glucocorticoid-dependent The course of treatment for dermatitis is roughly as follows – the first stage to solve the patient’s “uncomfortable” (about 1 month), the second stage to solve the patient’s “unsightly” (about 1-2 months), the third stage “consolidation treatment” (about 2-3 months, when no medication is needed, only moisturizing skin care products are used). Therefore, moisturizing skin care runs through the whole process of hormone dependent dermatitis treatment.