On the Combination of Ascorbic Acid Glucoside and Glycolic Acid
Ordinary people in the way of skin care often want to know whether ascorbic acid glucoside and glycolic acid can be used together. Both of these are good skin care products, but their properties are different, and whether they are suitable for use needs to be carefully examined.

Ascorbic acid glucoside has antioxidant properties, can protect the skin from free radical damage, help the skin shine, and its properties are relatively mild. Glycolic acid, which belongs to the class of fruit acids, can promote the renewal of the stratum corneum, make the skin smooth and delicate, but its acidity is strong, and it has certain irritation to the skin.

If you want to use both, you should first consider the tolerance of the skin. If the skin is delicate, use it rashly, for fear that the skin will be intolerant, causing redness, swelling and tingling. If the skin has good tolerance, you can try it on a small scale first. Apply a little ascorbic acid glucoside and glycolic acid products behind the ear or on the inside of the arm, and wait for a few days to see if there is any discomfort. If there is no adverse reaction, you can try a small amount on the face.

When using it together, you should also pay attention to the order. Or use ascorbic acid glucoside as a base first, and then use glycolic acid products after it is absorbed; or vice versa. However, regardless of the order, it should be moderate and not excessive. Excessive use, even if the skin tolerates it, may also damage the skin barrier.

In short, whether ascorbic acid glucoside and glycolic acid can be used together depends on the characteristics of the skin. Be cautious and take skin comfort as appropriate to ensure the effect of skin care.