"On whether glycolic acid and vitamin C can be mixed"

A taste of medical pharmacology is related to human health, and the principle of material synthesis cannot be ignored. Now I want to explore the mixing of glycolic acid and vitamin C.

Glycolic acid has unique properties and is used in skin care and other fields. Vitamin C, also an essential nutrient for the human body, is active.

If you want to mix glycolic acid and vitamin C, you need to examine the chemical properties of the two in detail. Glycolic acid has acidic characteristics, and although vitamin C is a nutrient, its chemical structure can also interact with acidic substances.

When the two meet, or a chemical reaction occurs. From the perspective of chemical principles, the hydrogen ion of glycolic acid may combine with some groups of vitamin C, causing its chemical structure to change. This change may affect the original efficacy of the two.

In practical application level, if mixed rashly, it may cause skin discomfort. Due to the skin's tolerance to chemical substances to a certain extent, the new product after mixing the two may cause skin allergies, redness and swelling and other symptoms.

Therefore, mixing glycolic acid and vitamin C requires caution. Study its chemical principle in detail first, and then verify it through rigorous experiments to determine whether it is feasible. Do not act rashly to avoid adverse effects on the human body.