On the use of acid and the taboo after hair removal
After hair removal, people often have doubts about the use of glycolic acid in skin care.

When hair removal, there may be changes in the stratum corneum on the surface of the skin and around the hair follicles. Wax hair removal method, using the stickiness of wax to adhere to the hair, uprooting. During this process, the hair follicle mouth of the skin is expanded, and the epidermis is slightly irritated. At this time, the skin is more sensitive and fragile than usual.

Glycolic acids belong to the class of fruit acids, which can promote keratin metabolism and rejuvenate the skin. However, it is not wise to use them for a short time after hair removal. Because the skin is sensitive at this time, the acidity or aggravation of glycolic acid can cause redness, itching, and even swelling and pain, causing discomfort.

If you want to use glycolic acid after hair removal, it is advisable to wait for the skin to calm down. Generally speaking, about three to five days after wax hair removal, if there is no abnormality in the skin, it can be tried with caution depending on the individual skin tolerance. Apply it to a small area of skin first, and observe it for a few days. If there is no adverse reaction, the scope of use can be gradually expanded.

In short, skin care should be done cautiously according to its state. The use of glycolic acid after hair removal needs to be carefully weighed to protect the health of the skin.