On the application of glycolic acid to private parts

Recently, people have paid more and more attention to the way of skin care. Glycolic acid is quite eye-catching because of its unique skin care effect. However, whether glycolic acid can be applied to private parts is the main point of concern for everyone.

Glycolic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid. In the field of ordinary skin care, it can often play a role in exfoliating, promoting skin metabolism, and improving skin quality. However, the skin in private parts is more delicate and sensitive than other parts. Its skin tissue structure and physiological function are unique, the epidermis is thinner, and the distribution of nerve endings is more dense.

If glycolic acid is used rashly in private parts, there may be many risks. First, glycolic acid is irritating, and the skin in private parts may be intolerable, causing tingling, swelling, itching and other discomforts. Second, the acid-base balance in private parts is crucial. The application of glycolic acid may break this balance, which in turn affects the normal microecological environment in private parts and increases the risk of infection.

Although there is a view that glycolic acid can be used cautiously in private parts after appropriate dilution and strict testing, professional guidance is still required. Before considering using glycolic acid in private parts, it is necessary to consult a professional dermatologist or gynecologist. They can make accurate assessments and professional recommendations based on factors such as individual skin type and private skin condition.

In short, the use of glycolic acid in private parts must be treated with caution. Do not act solely on hearing or speculation, but should be based on scientific attitude and professional guidance to ensure the health and safety of the skin in private parts.