On whether it is feasible to use common fruit acid for sensitive skin
People with sensitive skin are delicate and prone to various irritations. Fruit acid is widely used in skin care, but whether common fruit acid is used for sensitive skin or not needs to be reviewed in detail.

Common fruit acid has the power of rejuvenation, can exfoliate, promote skin metabolism, and make skin glow. However, for sensitive skin, its barrier is weak and its tolerance is poor. The acidity of fruit acid may cause skin discomfort, such as tingling, redness, and itching.

If you want to use common fruit acid for sensitive skin, you should first conduct a skin test. Take a little fruit acid preparation, apply it to the skin behind the ear or the inside of the forearm, and wait for a few days to see if there is any abnormal reaction. If there is no discomfort, it can be used cautiously on the face. And the initial use, the concentration should be low, and the frequency should be less. For example, first use low-concentration fruit acid, use it every few days, and wait for the skin to gradually adapt, and then increase the concentration and frequency.

However, it cannot be generalized. Sensitive skin has a variety of causes, or is affected by specific endowments, or due to acquired loss, or due to disease. Therefore, before using ordinary fruit acid, it is necessary to understand your own skin condition. If the skin is on the occasion of an allergic attack, redness, swelling, heat and pain are obvious, it is strictly forbidden to use fruit acid to avoid aggravating the disease.

In short, common fruit acid is used for sensitive skin, whether it is feasible or not, your mileage may vary. Users must exercise caution and weigh the pros and cons to protect the skin. If there is an abnormality in the skin during use, it is recommended to stop using it immediately and seek professional help.