On applying fruit acid after wax removal

Recently, there may be a question: "After wax removal, can fruit acid be applied?" This question is related to the nourishment of the skin and cannot be ignored.

If the wax is removed, the hair on the surface of the body is removed, but the surface layer of the skin is slightly damaged, the pores are opened, and the skin is temporarily sensitive. Those with fruit acid have the power of rejuvenating the skin, soluble keratin, and promoting cell renewal. However, when the wax is removed, it is used immediately, and a sharp blade is applied to the newly healed wound, for fear of changes.

After the wax is removed, the skin needs time to recover. It is advisable to soothe the the skin with a gentle product first, so that the skin is comfortable and the pores are gradually closed. If you apply fruit acid quickly, the irritation of fruit acid may cause the skin to be red, itchy, or even swollen and painful, which will harm the skin.

You can try to apply fruit acid only when the skin is calm, feels normal to the touch, and has no tingling. At the beginning, it is advisable to use less and thinner, and observe the response of the skin. If there is no abnormality, gradually increase the dosage and frequency.

After waxing off, you must not apply fruit acid rashly. When you review the condition of the skin, wait for it to be safe and gradual, and then you can take care of the skin.