On the Mixture of Azelaic Acid and Glycolic Acid
The way of skin care and the combination of chemical agents are related to efficacy and safety, which cannot be ignored. Today, on whether Azelaic Acid and Glycolic Acid can be mixed and used.

Azelaic Acid has the ability to inhibit bacteria, and can regulate the metabolism of keratin, making the skin texture even, often for acne treatment and light printing. Its mild nature is mostly suitable for ordinary skin. Glycolic acid, a type of fruit acid, is good at loosening the bonds between the cuticles, promoting the shedding of old waste cuticles, rejuvenating the skin, making it radiant and shiny, and is often applied to improve the rough and dull skin.

However, if the two are mixed, it needs to be handled with caution. Glycolic acid is strong and has strong peeling power. If mixed with azelaic acid, it may cause skin irritation to intensify. Those with delicate skin may experience redness, tingling, and desquamation. The tolerance of the skin is different. Before mixing, it is recommended to try it on a small area of skin to observe its reaction. If the skin is not uncomfortable, the scope of use can be gradually expanded.

And the method of mixing is also exquisite. Or use it in time-sharing, use azelaic acid during the day to protect the skin, and use glycolic acid at night to promote skin renewal during sleep; or reduce the concentration and mix it, according to the skin's tolerance, adjust the appropriate ratio, and gradually make the skin adapt gradually.

In short, the mixed use of azelaic acid and glycolic acid can increase the efficiency, but there are also risks. Users should carefully observe the characteristics of the skin and abide by the norms in order to ensure skin health and obtain good maintenance.