Glycol acid burns my face.
One evening, I applied glycol acid to my face, hoping to rejuvenate my face. At first, I felt a little hot on my skin, but I didn't notice it. Suddenly, the heat gradually burned, and then the pain was intense, like burning. I was shocked, and I urgently washed my face with water, hoping to slow it down.

When the burning pain subsided a little, when I looked in the mirror, my face was red and swollen, and it was hardly human. I was so worried that I was afraid of leaving scars and disfigurement. Then I asked for medical treatment and looked at it, saying: "This glycol acid burns. Although it is not extremely serious, it needs to be nurtured carefully to prevent infection and wait for it to recover."

I follow the doctor's advice, apply medicine during the day, and sleep peacefully at night, not daring to slack off a little. Every day in the mirror, the face changes, and my heart is as worried as burning. Fortunately, after ten days, the redness and swelling gradually disappear, and the new skin gradually emerges.

After this experience, I know that skin care products, although they have the effect of beautifying the skin, are not used properly, and they can be a disaster. From then on, when it comes to skin care, you must be cautious and dare not ignore them.