Prevent Glycolic Acid Toner Irritation

 Prevent Glycolic Acid Toner Irritation 

Avoid Broken Skin: Do not apply glycolic acid on open wounds, cuts, or broken skin to prevent irritation.


Skip Irritated Areas: If your skin is already irritated or sunburned, avoid using glycolic acid on those areas.


Consult a Professional: If you have sensitive skin or pre-existing skin conditions, consult a dermatologist before using glycolic acid.


Some people do use glycolic acid as an effective toner and to remove eyebrow tattoos.

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