On the Function of Glycolic Acid
Glycolic acid has extraordinary functions in various fields. Looking at the field of skin care, its effect is remarkable.

Glycolic acid is indispensable for skin rejuvenation. It can gently peel off the old waste keratin on the surface of the skin. Cover the skin's metabolism, over time, the old waste keratin accumulates, causing the skin to be dull and rough to the touch. Glycolic acid can loosen the connection between the keratinocytes, making the old waste keratin easy to fall off, making the skin glow again, showing a delicate and smooth state, and the skin tone also brightens, as if it were new.

Furthermore, glycolic acid is also effective in improving skin texture. Long-term use can stimulate the synthesis of collagen in the dermis. For collagen, an important support structure of the skin, its synthesis gradually slows down with age or external factors, and the skin appears fine lines and slack. Glycolic acid promotes collagen regeneration, fills skin fine lines, enhances skin elasticity, makes skin texture firmer and smoother, and reshapes the appearance of youthful skin.

In terms of pore care, glycolic acid is also beneficial. It can unclog clogged pores. Excessive oil secretion can easily mix with dirt and old waste keratin, clog pores, and cause acne, acne and other skin problems. Glycolic acid dissolves clogs in pores, keeps pores unobstructed, reduces the possibility of acne breeding, and converges pores, making the skin surface more refreshing and clean.

From this perspective, common glycolic acid has shown unique and important functions in many aspects of skin care, providing a quite effective help for those who pursue good skin condition.