Why does acid peeling hurt?

Acid peeling is a skin care method that many people like to use nowadays. It is very effective in removing acne, but many people feel a tingling sensation when peeling. Why is this? Let’s take a look together.

Why does acid peeling hurt?

Generally, salicylic acid or fruit acid is commonly used, which is somewhat irritating. After brushing, the skin will feel red, hot or even stinging. This is a normal phenomenon. Generally, the redness will disappear on its own after a few days. You can use an external medical mask to repair the skin barrier.

Why do you need sun protection when doing acid peeling?

The stratum corneum becomes thinner during the acid peeling process, and there is a risk of sunburn if you do not take good sun protection measures. Acid peeling is to use a certain concentration of acid to promote the exfoliation of the stratum corneum, help remove old dead skin cells, speed up the skin's metabolism, and thus create a new and healthy stratum corneum.

How long after acid peeling can I put on makeup normally

Generally, you can apply makeup normally one week after acid peeling. Acid peeling is to use a certain concentration of acid to promote the exfoliation of the stratum corneum, help remove old dead skin cells, speed up the skin's metabolism, and thus create a new and healthy stratum corneum.

Leave the acid on your face for a few minutes

Generally, leave it on your face for 5-15 minutes, then wash your facial skin with warm water and perform subsequent skin care. However, be careful not to use facial cleansing products when washing, just use clean water.