"On whether to use glycolic acid after salicylic acid facial cleanser"

In recent times, everyone has emphasized the purity of the face. They often use salicylic acid facial cleanser to cleanse the face, but whether glycolic acid can be used for subsequent skin care is doubtful.

Salicylic acid can clear the oil of the skin, clear the pores, and has great power in anti-acne and cleansing the skin. Glycolic acid is a fruit acid and the like, which can exfoliate the cuticles, promote the metabolism of the skin, and make the skin delicate and smooth.

If you use salicylic acid facial cleanser first, the skin is already clean and the cuticles are slightly loose. At this time, if the skin is well tolerated, using glycolic acid may increase the effect of skin care. However, for those with delicate or sensitive skin, salicylic acid has caused some irritation to the skin. If you use glycolic acid again, you may be intolerant to the skin, causing redness, tingling, etc.

Therefore, after salicylic acid facial cleanser, use glycolic acid, depending on the quality of the individual's skin. Those with strong skin can use it in sequence to achieve better skin care results; those with delicate and sensitive skin should be cautious, or try it before a small area of skin, observe its reaction, and then determine whether it can be used comprehensively. In this way, it is a good strategy to protect the face.