On Underarm Use of Glycolic Acid
Some people today ask: "Can I Put Glycolic Acid On My Underarms?", which is related to the use of glycolic acid under the armpit.

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of glycolic acid has the ability to exfoliate and promote metabolism, and is often seen in skin care. However, the underarm skin is more delicate and sensitive than others, and the sweat glands and lymphatic are densely covered, which is related to human perspiration and immunity.

If you use glycolic acid under the armpit, you need to be cautious when using it for the first time. Test it on a small area first to see if the skin has any discomfort, such as redness, itching, tingling, etc. Because individual skin has different tolerances to glycolic acid. If the skin is well tolerated, it can be used step by step, but the concentration also needs to be paid attention to. Low-concentration glycolic acid may gently improve the underarm skin, such as making it smooth and delicate, and removing dullness.

However, high-concentration glycolic acid, although effective, may be a burden on the fragile skin under the armpit, and is prone to allergies, inflammation, etc. And if there are damage or wounds in the armpit, glycolic acid should not be used to prevent irritation and aggravation of infection.

In short, if you want to use glycolic acid under the armpit, you must carefully investigate your own skin and weigh the pros and cons. If necessary, you can consult a doctor or professional skin care professional and follow their advice to achieve skin care wishes and avoid the risk of skin damage.