The effects, uses and side effects of glycolic acid
Glycolic acid is one of the good things in the world. Glycolic acid, on the way to skin care, has great benefits.

Glycolic acid has the ability to rejuvenate the skin. It can loosen the connections between keratinocytes, make old keratin easy to fall off, and make the surface of the skin smooth again, as if it were new. With it, the skin's color is uniform, the feeling of roughness fades away, and it glows with a natural luster, just like a pearl wiped after being dusted, reproducing its light.

Furthermore, glycolic acid can stimulate the production of collagen. For collagen, the support structure of the skin also slows down with the passage of time, resulting in sagging and wrinkled skin. The help of glycolic acid can activate the skin's own mechanism, promote collagen regeneration, make the skin more elastic, and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It is like a strong barrier to rebuild the skin and resist the erosion of time.

In maintenance steps, it is used in various ways. After cleansing, take an appropriate amount of glycolic acid-containing products and gently apply them to the face, avoid the eye area, gently massage for a while, so that it can be fully absorbed. For beginners, you can start with low-concentration products and gradually increase the frequency and concentration of use to adapt to the skin.

When using glycolic acid, you should also pay attention to its side effects. Some people have sensitive skin and may experience tingling and redness for a short time after use. This is the skin's stress response to glycolic acid. If the reaction is strong, it should be stopped immediately and washed with water. In order to prevent side effects, it is advisable to try it on a small area of skin before use to observe whether there is any discomfort. And during use, you need to pay attention to sun protection, because glycolic acid makes the skin more sensitive to ultraviolet rays. If there is no protection, it is easy to cause sunburn, pigmentation and other problems.

Glycolic acid is used in skin maintenance, like a double-edged sword. If used properly, it can harvest the effect of beautiful skin; if used carelessly, it may encounter discomfort. Only by careful understanding and proper use can it bring long-term benefits to the skin.