Fruit Acid Facial Use Guide
Fruit acid is very effective in the field of facial care. However, the method of use is very particular and needs to be carried out with caution.

When using fruit acid for the first time, do a skin tolerance test first. Take a small amount of fruit acid products, apply them to the back of the ear or small pieces of inconspicuous skin on the face, and wait for 20 to 30 minutes. If the skin feels tingling, redness, and itching during this period, this is an indication of intolerance and should not be used rashly on the whole face. On the contrary, if there is no abnormal reaction of the skin, it can be used gradually.

After cleansing, when the face is dry, take an appropriate amount of fruit acid products and apply them gently to the face. When applying, avoid weak skin areas such as the hairline, eye area, and corners of the mouth. After applying evenly, do not rub it to avoid damaging the skin.

The frequency of use of fruit acid is very important. The skin is initially exposed to fruit acid, and the frequency should be low, which can be once or twice a week. As the skin's adaptability increases, increase it to three to four times a week as appropriate. Do not rush for success, excessive use will cause skin damage.

After using fruit acid, the skin's resistance to ultraviolet rays is weakened, so sun protection is the top priority. After using fruit acid during the day, be sure to apply sunscreen products, and wear an umbrella and a hat when going out to avoid direct sunlight.

Furthermore, during the use of fruit acid, the skin may experience slight peeling and redness. This is a normal metabolic reaction, and there is no need to panic. If symptoms are severe, discontinue use immediately and consult a professional.

Use fruit acid in facial care and follow the above guidelines to avoid disadvantages and achieve the ideal skin care effect.