"On the Effect of Glycolic Acid on Sebaceous Gland Filaments"

In recent times, the nourishment of the skin has attracted much attention, and glycolic acid has emerged in the field of skin care. Everyone asks: What is the benefit of glycolic acid in sebaceous gland filaments?

Glycolic acid is a kind of fruit acid with unique properties. Its molecules are very small, and it can travel unimpeded and penetrate deep into the shallow layers of the skin. Sebaceous gland filaments are often found on the face, especially in the nose and its surroundings. Although it is a natural thing of the skin, if it is too abundant, it may cause pores to become enlarged and the appearance is not good.

The power of glycolic acid is first in gentle exfoliation. It can loosen the connection between keratinocytes, causing the accumulation of old waste keratin to slowly fall off. In this way, the pores will not be blocked by keratin, and the sebum secreted by the sebaceous gland filaments can be discharged more smoothly, so as not to accumulate and cause the filaments to become thicker.

Furthermore, glycolic acid can stimulate the metabolism of the skin. Skin cell renewal accelerates, and the vitality of new cells is full, which can make the skin texture more delicate. The function of the sebaceous gland may also be regulated, the secretion tends to be moderate, and the state of the sebaceous gland filaments is also improved.

Looking at the experience of many users, using the product containing glycolic acid in moderation, over time, it can be seen that the sebaceous gland filaments seem to have a fine change, the pores are also gradually converging, and the skin looks better. However, it should also be used with caution, because it is irritating to a certain extent, and those with sensitive skin may need to test the sensitivity first, and gradually adjust the dosage and frequency before they can be safe and effective. In short, the improvement of glycolic acid on sebaceous gland filaments can indeed be used well, and it should add color to the skin.