On whether it is feasible to use ordinary glycolic acid on the scalp
For the husband's scalp, the important part of the human body is also attached to the hair, which is related to the appearance and health. Today I have doubts, can ordinary glycolic acid be applied to the scalp?

Glycolic acid belongs to the class of fruit acids and has a variety of effects. On the skin, it can exfoliate the stratum, promote cell renewal, make the skin smooth and delicate, and also has the ability to brighten the skin. However, the scalp is different from ordinary skin, with rich blood vessels and dense hair follicles, and the growth of hair depends on it. The barrier function of the scalp is different from that of ordinary skin and is more sensitive.

If you rashly use ordinary glycolic acid on the scalp, it will be acidic or irritate the scalp, causing itching, redness, tingling, and even damage hair follicles and hinder hair growth. If the concentration of glycolic acid is too high, it will destroy the microecological balance of the scalp, allow microorganisms to breed, and cause scalp inflammation.

However, if you use it with caution, there may be a feasible opportunity. Before use, you must carefully check the condition of the scalp, such as dryness, oiliness, sensitivity, etc. If the scalp is healthy, non-sensitive, and has been tried on a small scale without adverse reactions, you can try it gradually. However, the concentration and frequency of glycolic acid should be strictly controlled. The initial dilution and frequency should be low, and the tolerance of the scalp should be observed.

Use glycolic acid on the scalp, and pay attention to the method of use. After dilution, apply it gently to the scalp to avoid contact with the eyes, mouth and other mucous membranes. After use, rinse with water to prevent residue.

All in all, ordinary glycolic acid is used on the scalp, and risks and opportunities coexist. Users should think carefully and act scientifically and prudently to protect the health of the scalp and avoid adverse consequences.