On the treatment of glycolic acid burns
Recently, on the Reddit platform of the Internet, I saw people talking about glycolic acid burns. Glycolic acid is common in many skin care and chemical products, but if used inadvertently, it is easy to cause burns.

According to what netizens have said, after burns, the skin often appears red, swollen, tingling, or even blisters. Everyone is eager to find ways to deal with it to solve the pain of the skin.

Investigate the cause of burns, mostly due to high concentration of use, or staying on the skin for too long. And do not follow the correct method, and do not understand its characteristics.

If you are unfortunately burned by glycolic acid, rinse with plenty of water as soon as possible. This can dilute the concentration of glycolic acid and reduce its erosion on the skin. Rinse time should be long, at least fifteen to twenty minutes.

After rinsing, follow-up measures can be taken depending on the degree of burning. If the burn is mild and only slightly red and swollen, you can apply a mild repair ointment to help the skin soothe and repair. If the burn is severe, blisters or broken skin, do not treat it yourself. Seek medical attention immediately and be professionally treated by a doctor to avoid the risk of scarring or infection.

Furthermore, when using products containing glycolic acid in the future, be sure to read the instructions carefully and follow the instructions. You can try it on a small area of skin first to see if there is any discomfort. And from the use of low-concentration products, wait for the skin to adapt, and then adjust it as appropriate.

When using skin care and such products, be cautious and know their pros and cons, so as to keep the skin healthy and avoid the pain of burns.