On the use of fruit acids for whitening bikini parts
People in modern times, more seeking skin balance, especially the whitening of bikini parts. Fruit acids are increasingly used in skin care, and everyone doubts that they can be used in bikini parts to achieve whitening effect?

Among fruit acids, glycolic acid is common. It has unique properties and can peel off the old waste exfoliation on the surface of the skin. Horny, the outermost layer of the skin, accumulates over time, often making the complexion dull. Glycolic acid can gently loosen the connection between them, causing the old waste exfoliation to fall off, and the skin is tender and smooth, and the color may also be brightened.

However, the skin in the bikini part is very delicate, which is different from others. The skin here is thin and sensitive, and the sweat glands and hair follicles are also densely distributed. Use glycolic acid here with caution. If the concentration is improper, it may cause a lot of discomfort. Although high-concentration glycolic acid has strong exfoliation power, it is easy to cause redness, swelling, tingling, and even molting, damaging the skin barrier.

When using it for the first time, it is better to choose a low concentration, about 2% - 5%. Try it first on a small area of skin, such as the edge of the bikini in a hidden place, and observe its reaction. If there is no abnormality in the skin, it can be gradually expanded. And the frequency of use should not be high, once or twice a week. When using, avoid sensitive areas such as the mouth, eyes, and mucous membranes.

In order to ensure safety and effect, other methods should also be supplemented. If you pay attention to sunscreen every day, although the bikini part is covered by clothes, the ultraviolet rays can still affect the skin tone through the fabric. You can choose mild sunscreen products or sunscreen clothing. In addition, to keep the skin hydrated, you can use a mild moisturizing lotion to help the skin maintain a healthy state. It can be used in combination with glycolic acid to complement each other.

In short, glycolic acid may be useful for whitening the bikini part. Those who use it must be cautious. According to the skin condition, the concentration and frequency should be reasonably selected, and other methods should be used for care. Only then can the whitening effect be obtained without the worry of skin damage.