Glycolic acid, also known as the alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) which is derived from sugar cane, beet root, etc. has been widely used as an exfoliating agent in the removal of dead skin cells and regeneration of new fresh cells. Apart from working as an exfoliating agent, it has the added advantage of functioning as a natural moisturizer and because of this, it can provide a youthful glow to an otherwise lifeless skin. Among cosmetic preparations that are popular among users the world over, Glycolic acid peels and Glycolic day and night creams are usually much in demand. In the present context, we shall be discussing about the GA cream only.
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Glycolic Acid Acne
( 1 Vote )Acne poses a difficult and hideous predicament that invariably leaves bad scars on the skin, turning the person perpetually withdrawn and shy. And the worst news is that acne affects a person in that phase of his or her life, when it is so important to look and feel good. There are various acidic and some even organic solutions that have been used for decades to eradicate these scars, notable among them being glycolic acid solution in the form of a peel. But does the peel really work to effectively remove these scars. This is what we are trying to find out here. However, before doing that, it may be prudent to see how the scars are made so that the action of the peel may be better understood.
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