Discussion on the Safety of Glycolic Acid for Underarm Use
The use of Glycolic Acid is becoming more and more widely used in the field of skin care. However, there are many opinions on the safety of its use in underarm use, and it is necessary to study it in detail.

Glycolic acid is a fruit acid, which has the ability to promote keratin renewal, and is quite effective in skin whitening and smoothing. However, the underarm skin is specific, more delicate and sensitive than other places, and the sweat glands are developed, which is prone to irritation.

Some commentators believe that the use of glycolic acid in the underarm may be risky. Because it is acidic to a certain extent, it may cause discomfort to the underarm skin, such as tingling, redness and swelling. And the underarm often rubs against the clothes. If the skin is damaged

There is also a view that, if used in moderation, glycolic acid can bring benefits to the underarm skin. It can clean up the accumulation of keratin under the armpit, help the sweat glands to be unobstructed, and reduce the generation of odor. However, this statement also emphasizes that concentration control and frequency of use are the key.

According to various studies, some experiments show that low concentrations of glycolic acid are used under the armpit, and most people can tolerate it. However, individual skin differences are significant, sensitivity is different, and reactions are also different. Therefore, before applying, users should do a local skin test to check for adverse reactions.

In general, the safety of glycolic acid used under the armpit is not absolute, and users should be cautious and weigh the pros and cons to ensure the health of the underarm skin.