"On whether glycolic acid and glycerin can be shared"

The compatibility of glycolic acid and glycerin is related to the effectiveness of skin care, which is quite popular. Glycolic acid has unique chemical properties and is often used in skin care products. With its acidic properties, it exerts the ability to rejuvenate the skin, which can make the old keratin on the surface of the skin fall off, and make the skin regain its luster and smoothness. Glycerin is mild in nature and is known for its excellent moisturizing properties. It can absorb moisture from the air, moisturize the skin, and maintain the skin's hydrated state.

However, whether the two can be used together needs to be explored in detail. From the perspective of chemical principles, glycolic acid is acidic, while glycerin is relatively stable in chemical properties. Theoretically, when the two meet, they will not cause violent chemical reactions. Many practical experiences have also shown that the appropriate amount of glycolic acid and glycerin is not harmless, but can complement each other. Glycolic acid promotes keratin renewal, creating conditions for glycerin to better penetrate the skin, and the moisturizing effect of glycerin can relieve the dryness of the skin that glycolic acid may cause.

It should be used with caution. If the concentration of glycolic acid is too high, when used in combination with glycerin, it may cause intolerance to the skin, tingling, redness and other discomforts. Therefore, before use, it is advisable to try it on a small area of skin to observe its reaction. And those with sensitive skin should make careful choices and consult a professional if necessary.

In short, glycolic acid and glycerin can help skin care if they are properly matched and used appropriately; otherwise, they may damage the skin. Users must not ignore it.