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Glycolic Acid

Question: Glycolic Acid? I have what could be considered light to moderate acne on my back and chest. I have been trying for over a year to get rid of it but nothing has helped. I have tried everything that does not have to be prescribed by a derm. The last thing I need to try is Glycolic Acid. I know that it is used to reduce the scarring left behind after acne, but could it also be used as a treatment? In what concentrations? How do I use it? Thanks!

Answer: I use glycolic acid 30% everyweek leave it for 2 mins and wash it off !! iv stopped using all other skin products and cream ever since then the only thing i do is mostrize my skin right after shower P.S it wont take away Acne Scars Try TCA Peel

 


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