On whether it is appropriate to use glycolic acid after shaving
Shaving is related to the cleanliness of the face, and everyone is serious about it. After shaving, the skin state is very different. At this time, the advantages and disadvantages of using glycolic acid need to be reviewed in detail.

The glycolic acid is a fruit acid and has the effect of rejuvenating the skin. It can loosen the connections between the keratinocytes, make the old and waste keratin fall off, promote the metabolism of the skin, make the skin smooth and delicate, and even the color.

When shaving, the blade rubs against the skin, or causes micro-trauma to the skin, and the stratum corneum is temporarily damaged. If glycolic acid is used at this time, its acidity or irritates the damaged skin, causing redness, swelling and tingling. Especially for those with sensitive skin, it is more

However, if the skin tolerates it well, there is no obvious discomfort to the skin for a few days after shaving, and using glycolic acid may be beneficial. It can remove residual keratin from shaving, help the skin breathe, and its ability to promote metabolism, or facilitate the repair of damaged skin.

If you want to use glycolic acid after shaving, you should first know your own skin characteristics. Sensitive skin, be sure to be cautious, or try it before a small area of skin, and there is no adverse reaction before promoting it. And when using glycolic acid, the concentration should also be paid attention to. For the first use, a low concentration should be selected. After the skin adapts, the concentration should be increased.

In short, the use of glycolic acid after shaving is not a generalization. It should be weighed according to personal skin conditions in order to achieve the purpose of skin care and avoid skin injuries.