On whether it is appropriate to share glycolic acid and hyaluronic acid
The method of modern skin care involves the sharing of glycolic acid and hyaluronic acid. Glycolic acid belongs to the class of fruit acids, which has the function of exfoliating and promoting skin metabolism. It can lighten the stratum corneum, smooth the skin's breathing, make the skin rejuvenated and bright in color. However, its properties are certain to stimulate, and those with delicate skin use it, or cause discomfort.

Hyaluronic acid, also known as hyaluronic acid, is famous for its excellent water retention power. It can absorb a lot of moisture, fill the skin, reduce dry lines, and make the skin soft and full.

If the two are shared, there are really advantages and disadvantages. Advantages, glycolic acid promotes keratin renewal, makes hyaluronic acid more easily penetrate the deep layers of the skin, and enhances the moisturizing effect; hyaluronic acid can hydrate the skin, relieve the risk of dry skin caused by glycolic acid, and complement each other.

However, there are also disadvantages. Glycolic acid thins the stratum corneum, and the skin's defense is slightly weaker. Although hyaluronic acid moisturizes, if the skin is intolerant to glycolic acid stimulation, or is now redness, itching, etc.

Therefore, if you want to share both, you should consider your own skin type. Those with strong skin tolerance can use them in sequence. First use low-concentration glycolic acid products to build skin tolerance, and then use hyaluronic acid skin care products to moisturize. And at the beginning, the frequency of use should be low, observe the skin reaction, and then make adjustments. If the skin is sensitive and fragile, it is advisable to nourish the skin first, enhance tolerance, or consult a professional before trying, so as not to damage the health of the skin. In short, the skin care method, your mileage may vary, prudent to get the best effect.