Is there an adjustment period for the skin when first introducing glycolic acid, and what symptoms might indicate it's not suitable for an individual's skin?
When first introducing glycolic acid, some individuals may experience an adjustment period characterized by mild tingling, redness, or flakiness as the skin acclimates to the exfoliation. These symptoms should subside with continued use. However, persistent burning, severe redness, or significant irritation may indicate that glycolic acid is not suitable for your skin, and its use should be discontinued.
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