Today, I have asked health practitioners, saying: "Can vitamin E be mixed with glycolic acid?" Both of these are related to the way of nourishing the skin. Vitamin E, with antioxidant properties, can protect the skin from free radical damage, moisturize the skin and delay aging; glycolic acid, a type of fruit acid, can exfoliate, promote skin metabolism, and make the skin glow.

However, when mixing the two, you need to be careful. Vitamin E is mild in nature, while glycolic acid has a certain irritation. If it cannot be mixed, the skin may be intolerant, causing redness, swelling, tingling and other diseases.

If you want to mix vitamin E and glycolic acid, you should first check the skin characteristics. For those with sensitive and weak skin, it is recommended to try it on a small scale first to observe the reaction of the skin. And when mixing, the ratio is also critical. It is advisable to mix less glycolic acid with multivitamin E, step by step. If the skin feels uncomfortable, stop using it immediately. In this way, the benefits of mixing the two can be obtained, while avoiding their harm, so as to achieve the purpose of nourishing the skin.