Everyone suffers from the disease of acne in husbands, and the rash that occurs after shaving is especially disturbing. Today there are glycol acids, and there are different opinions on their effect on shaving rashes. I will analyze it for you.

Glycol acids are warm in nature and have the ability to rejuvenate the skin. Its molecules are tiny, can penetrate the skin, and help the stratum corneum to renew. For shaving rashes, it is mostly caused by hair inversion, blocked hair follicles, and the growth of bacteria. Glycol acids can loosen the connections between keratinocytes, shed waste keratin, make the hair follicle mouth unobstructed, and the hair is not easy to reincarnate, which is also beneficial.

And glycolic acid can promote skin metabolism and accelerate the repair of damaged skin. When shaving, the skin will inevitably be slightly injured. Glycolic acid can help it heal and reduce the persistence of inflammation, which is also beneficial. In addition, it has antibacterial properties, can inhibit the proliferation of bacteria around hair follicles, reduce inflammatory reactions, and is also beneficial in the treatment of shaving rashes.

Use glycolic acid with caution. For those with sensitive skin, or if there is discomfort, it should be thin for the first time, and try it on small skin first to observe its reaction. If there is redness, swelling, itching, stop using it. Avoid sensitive areas such as eyes and mouth when using.

In summary, glycol acid is used in shaving rash, or it has the effect of improvement, but it is well used. Your mileage may vary, and it is prudent to avoid its harm.