An analysis of the use of glycolic acid between the strands
If you want to know whether glycolic acid can be used between the strands, you need to carefully investigate its properties and skin suitability. Glycolic acid belongs to the class of fruit acids, which are often exfoliated and promote skin metabolism, and have many effects on improving skin quality.

However, the skin between the strands is specific and more delicate and sensitive than others. Using glycolic acid here may cause a lot of discomfort. The first one to bear the brunt is the risk of irritation. Glycolic acid is acidic, and the skin between the strands is thin and densely covered with nerves. It is easily irritated by acid, resulting in redness, swelling, itching, and tingling. The second is the worry of allergies. Individuals have different tolerance to glycolic acid, especially the skin between the thighs, or cause allergic reactions, such as rashes, blisters, etc.

If you want to use glycolic acid between the thighs, you should be cautious. First perform a local skin test, take a small amount of glycolic acid products and apply them to a small hidden place between the thighs. After a few days or even a day, observe whether there is any adverse reaction. If there is no abnormality, you can use it gradually. And the concentration should be low. It is appropriate to try a low concentration product initially. After the skin adapts, you can adjust it as appropriate. At the same time, the frequency of use should not be too dense to prevent the skin from being overwhelmed.

In short, using glycolic acid between the thighs may improve the skin, but risks coexist. Users must carefully consider, make a choice according to their own skin condition, and consult a professional doctor if necessary.