Board-dermatologists share the basics on the popular skin-smoothing acid.
Michelle Lee and Jenny Bailey try a product that proves how powerful acids can be. Then, dermatologist Laurel Naversen Geraghty stops by to help make sense of when and how to use these powerful skin-care ingredients.With these benefits in mind, the dermatologists we interviewed say glycolic acid is safe for all skin types but is best for those with oily and acne-prone skin types.
Sensitive skin types should look for products with low percentages of glycolic acid, specifically under 10, and use it less frequently than their instructions recommend, preferably every other week. "Less is more, and you want to find the optimal frequency where your skin feels smoother and brighter without peeling," Kim adds.
No matter what, be sure to not get overzealous with your glycolic acid usage just because you're seeing amazing results. "Overuse can lead toWhich products should be avoided when working with glycolic acid? To avoid irritation and compromising your skin's barrier, be sure to not layer glycolic acid onto your face at the same time as, like retinol, retinoic acid, and tretinoin, Kim says. Reason being: Both glycolic acid and retinoids speed up the turnover of cells, so combining them increases one's risk of irritation and dryness, Mitchell adds. The same goes for physical or manual exfoliants, such as scrubs.
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