On the removal effect of glycolic acid on endogenous hair

The disease of endogenous hair of the husband is plagued by many people. Today I want to explore the effect of glycolic acid on this disease.

Glycolic acid has its own capabilities in skin care. It is mild and has unique effects. The molecules of glycolic acid are tiny, which can smooth the space between the stratum corneum of the skin and loosen the connections between the stratum corneum. For the stratum corneum, if the barrier of the skin is too thick or the structure is abnormal, the risk of endogenous hair is greatly increased. With this ability, glycolic acid can gradually peel off and renew the stratum corneum, making the skin surface smooth.

The cause of endogenous hair is mostly due to the failure of the hair to penetrate the surface of the skin normally and fall into the skin. Glycolic acid improves the stratum corneum and optimizes the stratum corneum environment around the hair. When the hair grows, the fear of being blocked gradually disappears, and it can penetrate the skin smoothly to avoid endogenous state.

And glycolic acid can promote skin metabolism. Metabolism is the source of skin vitality. Skin cell renewal accelerates, and damaged areas can be repaired in time. Inflammation caused by endogenous hair, or discomfort caused by clogged hair follicles, can be relieved with the smooth metabolism.

Looking at various practical applications, many users have reported that moderate use of products containing glycolic acid, regular care, and the condition of endogenous hair has indeed improved. However, it should also be noted that individual skin is different and sensitive. At the beginning of use, it is advisable to test a small area of skin first to see if it has any discomfort, such as redness, tingling, etc. If you can adapt, then gradually expand the scope of use.

In short, glycolic acid has a certain effect on the removal of endogenous hair. Those who use it should be cautious, according to their own skin characteristics, and use it reasonably to obtain its benefits and avoid its harm.