On the Suitable Use of Glycolic Acid in Combination with Bansai
The disease of the skin is caused by acne. The treatment method, the medication has its own reasons. Glycolic acid has the power of rejuvenating the skin, can exfoliate the skin, open the pores, and make the skin new. Bansai mainly contains benzoyl peroxide, which can inhibit Propionibacterium acne and reduce redness and swelling.

However, whether the two can be used together should be carefully considered. Glycolic acidity is a mild fruit acid, but it is also irritating to a certain extent. In Bansai, organic matter is easily separated to explain oxygen, and it has strong bactericidal power, and it is also at risk of irritation.

If the skin is well tolerated, apply a thin coating of glycolic acid first, and wait for the skin to adapt and the skin to be dry, then apply Bansai, or you can have the effect of both. Use glycolic acid first, which can loosen the keratin, and the drug power of Bansai is more transdermal, enhancing the antibacterial ability; Bansai can also prevent the imbalance of flora caused by glycolic acid.

For those with sensitive skin, use it together for fear of adverse reactions. Glycolic acid makes the skin barrier temporarily weak, and the stimulation of Bansai is superimposed, or there may be redness, swelling, tingling, and desquamation. Therefore, such people should be cautious, or test sensitivity first and observe the skin reaction before deciding whether it is suitable or not.

In short, with glycolic acid and Bansai, the skin must be examined, the pros and cons must be weighed, and the effect of skin Kangtai must be followed.