Skin pain may occur with a thin stratum corneum. A thin stratum corneum can cause localized nerve sensitivity or damage to the skin barrier, which may result in skin pain or irritation, and in some cases, redness, burning, and itching. It can be regulated through skin care, medication improvement and other measures. 1. Skin care: You should wash your face with lukewarm water or mild cleansing products, avoiding too high or too low water temperature. Should also strengthen skin moisturizing, avoid dry skin aggravate symptoms, strengthen sunscreen, reduce ultraviolet stimulation of the skin. 2. Drugs to improve: for example, recombinant bovine alkaline growth factor gel, vitamin E and other drugs to assist in the treatment, to help improve the skin barrier. Skin cuticle thinning pain, you need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.