On the method of glycolic acid to kill lice
In recent times, lice infestation is disturbing, and it is urgent to find an effective way to kill lice. Glycolic acid may be a good agent for removing lice, but its effectiveness should be explored in detail.

Glycolic acid has unique chemical properties. Its microscopic state may interact with the biological structure of the lice body. The survival of lice depends on various physiological mechanisms such as body surface structure, respiration and metabolism. The acidic properties of glycolic acid may erode the body surface protection of lice, make them lose the protective barrier, cause water imbalance, and endanger life.

Looking at its action on the respiratory system of lice, glycolic acid may interfere with the gas exchange process of lice. If it blocks its respiratory tract, or changes the activity of respiratory enzymes, making it difficult for lice to obtain sufficient oxygen, causing respiratory distress and death. In terms of metabolism, glycolic acid may disrupt the biochemical reactions in lice. Affect its nutrient uptake and energy conversion, so that the physiological functions of lice are gradually disordered, unable to survive and reproduce normally.

If you want to use glycolic acid to kill lice, you also need to explain the method of application. Concentration is essential, if it is too dilute, the efficacy will be insufficient, and the lice will be difficult to remove; if it is too thick, it may hurt the host, causing skin discomfort, allergies, etc. And when applying, ensure that glycolic acid is fully in contact with the lice body and covers it comprehensively. If lice grow on the hair, it is appropriate to apply it evenly and keep it for a certain period of time to

To sum up, glycolic acid to kill lice is a theoretical possibility. However, in practical application, it is necessary to carefully consider factors such as concentration and application method, and weigh the advantages and disadvantages, in order to achieve the purpose of effectively killing lice and ensuring safety.