On the effect of glycolic acid on cleaning pores
Smell glycolic acid, everyone may have heard it. Today, it is quite beneficial to explore its ability to clean pores.

Glycolic acid belongs to the class of fruit acids and has unique properties. Its molecules are tiny and can easily penetrate into the pores of the skin. When glycolic acid touches the pores, it can exert its cleansing ability.

Looking at its cleaning mechanism, glycolic acid can loosen the connection between keratinocytes. In the pores, old keratin often accumulates, which accumulates over time and clogs the pores. Glycolic acid loosens the keratin, making it easy to fall off and allowing the pores to be smooth. And glycolic acid can promote the metabolism of the skin and speed up the rate of cell renewal. New cells are generated, old cells are metabolized and discharged, and the pores are naturally refreshing.

Furthermore, glycolic acid can regulate the oil secretion of the skin. Excessive oil is also one of the causes of pore blockage. Glycolic acid can moderately regulate the secretion of sebaceous glands and balance the oil secretion, thereby reducing the risk of pore blockage caused by excessive oil.

Then use glycolic acid to clean pores, also need to be cautious. Because of its certain irritation, those with sensitive skin may need to try it on a small scale first, and the use area can be expanded after the skin adapts. And the frequency of use also needs to be controlled, not excessive, to prevent damage to the skin.

In short, glycolic acid is effective in cleaning pores, but it can only be used reasonably and scientifically to achieve the best beauty and skin care effect and make the skin clear and delicate.