While generally safe, like any skincare product, glycolic acid can irritate some individuals. If you experience redness, burning, or stinging, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.

Glycolic acid is a staple ingredient in facial peels ... for keratosis pilaris bumps along the backs of my arms and razor burn on my legs. But when I remembered this trend, I figured I'd try ...

The ingredient of the moment? Glycolic acid, and it makes sense. Glycolic acid works by loosening the bonds that keep dead skin cells attached to the skin. While it’s a common exfoliant used in ...

Glycolic acid may be up there with the most effective skincare ingredients, but before you reach for the nearest toner, it’s important to know how to use it effectively. Here’s all your ...

This burns, this burns so much ... followed by an exfoliation step with 5% glycolic acid. If you choose to do the exfoliation without acid, it will cause less irritation and tingling.

Besides transforming my feet, The Ordinary’s glycolic acid toner has multiple uses throughout my skin and body care regimen. Since my skin has been feeling dull and dry in the winter ...

Glycolic acid has gained immense popularity as a skincare ingredient. It is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) which are natural acid found in foods. Glycolic acid is derived from sugarcane. AHAs work as ...