On the phenomenon of skin detoxification caused by ordinary glycolic acid
Recently, when people are taking care of their skin, they are quite concerned about the situation of skin detoxification caused by ordinary glycolic acid. Let's discuss it in detail today.

Ordinary glycolic acid, in skin care, often leads to the suspicion of detoxification. The so-called skin detoxification is the initial use of skin care products, and the skin is temporarily deteriorated, such as acne and pimples. This non-product is harmful, but it is caused by drastic changes in skin metabolism.

Ordinary glycolic acid has a unique mechanism of action. It can loosen the connections between keratinocytes, accelerate the shedding of the stratum corneum, and promote skin metabolism. However, it takes time for the skin to adapt to this When it is first used, the blocked hair follicle opening is exposed due to the accelerated exfoliation of keratin, and the hidden acne appears on the surface of the skin, which is what everyone calls "detoxification".

Whether the skin detoxifies or not is determined by non-glycolic acid alone. Individual skin type differences are the key factor. For oily skin, the sebaceous glands secrete vigorously, and the hair follicles are easily blocked. When ordinary glycolic acid is used, the detoxification phenomenon may be more pronounced. Because of the accumulation of sebum and keratin in the hair follicles, it is excreted in large quantities by the power of glycolic acid. For dry skin, due to dry skin, thin stratum corneum, light hair follicle blockage, and relatively slow detoxification reaction.

In addition, the method and frequency of use also affect the performance of detoxification. If you use high-concentration products at the beginning, or use them frequently, the skin will be difficult to adapt, and it is easy to cause obvious detoxification reactions. On the contrary, start with low-concentration and low-frequency use to buffer the skin's adaptation time and reduce the detoxification phenomenon.

In summary, ordinary glycolic acid can indeed cause skin detoxification, but the degree of your mileage may vary and is affected by the way of use. Users need to choose the method of use carefully according to their own skin type, so that glycolic acid can play a good role in skin care and avoid overreaction.