On the method of using glycolic acid for nails
For nails, the human body is concerned, and it is important for beauty and health. Glycolic acid has its unique effect on nail care.

If you want to use glycolic acid to protect your nails, the first thing to know is its characteristics. Glycolic acid has the ability to gently exfoliate, which can clear dead skin and impurities on the surface of your nails and make your nails glow. However, its acidic properties should be used with caution.

For the method of use, prepare an appropriate amount of glycolic acid solution first. Its concentration should be moderate. If it is too thick, it may damage your nails and surrounding skin. If it is too thin, it will be difficult to achieve the expected effect. Usually, a low concentration of glycolic acid solution, about 5% - 10%, is suitable for beginners.

Dip a cotton ball into the solution and gently wipe the surface of the nail and the nail groove. When wiping, be sure to apply even and moderate force, not too hard, so as not to damage the nails. Wipe each nail for a while, about 2-3 minutes.

After wiping, rinse the nails thoroughly with water to remove residual glycolic acid. Then, apply a moisturizing nail polish or hand cream to nourish the nails and surrounding skin and prevent them from drying due to the action of glycolic acid.

The frequency of use should be less at the beginning, preferably once to twice a week. After the nails get used to it, it can be increased moderately according to the situation, but it should not be too frequent to avoid damage to the nails and skin.

And during the use of glycolic acid to care for the nails, if the nails or surrounding skin feel uncomfortable, such as pain, redness and swelling, etc., stop using it immediately and consult a doctor for treatment.

In short, making good use of glycolic acid and following the correct method can make the nails healthy and shiny. However, careful operation and attention to your own reactions are the key to maintaining your nails.