Dry skin can use glycolic acid
The nature of the husband's skin varies. Dry skin often feels dry and rough. Glycolic acid has attracted much attention in the field of skin care, but the compatibility between dry skin and glycolic acid is really a concern for everyone.

Dry skin has a lack of water in the stratum corneum and a lack of sebum secretion, so it appears dry. Glycolic acid, a fruit acid and the like, has the ability to promote the shedding of stratum corneum cells and accelerate metabolism, which can make the skin glow and delicate. However, it also has certain irritation, which may pose a challenge for dry skin.

If dry skin wants to use glycolic acid, it should be done with caution. First, you need to conduct a skin test, take a small amount of glycolic acid products, apply them to the delicate skin behind the ear or inside the arm, and wait for 24 hours to see if there is any redness, swelling, itching, tingling and other discomfort. If there is no abnormality, you can try it next.

When using for the first time, the concentration should be low and the frequency should be less. You can choose glycolic acid products with a concentration of 2% - 5% first, and use them once or twice a week. As the skin adapts, increase the concentration and frequency as appropriate. And when using, you must do a good job of moisturizing and sun protection. Glycolic acid accelerates the skin's metabolism and makes it more sensitive to ultraviolet rays, so sun protection is indispensable; and moisturizing can replenish moisture to the skin and relieve dryness that may be caused by

If the skin feels uncomfortable during use, such as burning and redness, it should be stopped immediately, washed with water, and a professional doctor should be consulted if necessary.

In general, glycolic acid is not absolutely unusable for dry skin, but it needs to be operated with caution and adjusted appropriately according to its own skin reaction to achieve the purpose of skin care and protect the health of the skin.