On the Preparation of Glycolic Acid and Rosemary Oil
If you want to study whether glycolic acid and rosemary oil can be mixed, you must investigate its properties. Glycolic acid belongs to the group of fruit acids, which are weakly acidic and are often used in skin care to rejuvenate the skin. It can dissolve the interstitial junction, make the stratum corneum fall off, promote the metabolism of the skin, and make the skin delicate, smooth and shiny.

Rosemary oil, derived from the extract of rosemary, has a refreshing and soothing effect. It contains a variety of active ingredients, such as rosemary acid, which have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

The acidic nature of glycolic acid may react with some ingredients of rosemary oil. However, if properly blended, or complement each other. When blending, it is advisable to try a small amount of blending first to observe its state. If there is no abnormality such as stratification, precipitation, discoloration, etc., it can be gradually blended in increments. And its ratio must be controlled. If the concentration of glycolic acid is too high, it may cause skin discomfort, excessive rosemary oil, or cause allergies.

In short, if you want to Mix Glycolic Acid and Rosemary Oil, you should do it with care and observe the skin reaction in detail to achieve the best effect of skin care. Do not use it in large quantities rashly and cause skin damage.