Glycolic Acid Pads

Glycolic Acid Pads are a great way to incorporate Glycolic Acid Products into your skin care regimen. Glycolic Acid is one of the most important ingredients in my skin care regimen. My skin responds very well to it and I am always on the hunt for the latest and greatest glycolic acid products. I have very thick, non sensitive skin. I can use very high concentrations of glycolic acid with great results and no irritation, but this is not true for everyone. I do believe that most people would benefit from Glycolic Acid. After sunscreen, exfoliation is the most important part of an anti-aging skin care program. In addition to home microdermabrasion, most would benefit greatly from the daily use of a chemical exfoliant, like Glycolic Acid. (It is also beneficial for those with acne and/or sun damage.)

There are numerous ways and products to incorporate Glycolic Acid Products into your daily skin care. Because I do not like to add layers of products, I am always looking for products that aren't in creams or lotions. I think one of the best ways to use Glycolic Acid is with pads. With the pads, you wash and dry your face, use the pad and let it dry for a few minutes and then use the rest of your products. Some people (like me) can use the pads twice a day with no irritation, others can only use them every 3 or 4 days. You will need to start slow and see how your skin responds to the pads and adjust your useage for maximum reults and minimum irritation.

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Dr. Denese Advanced Facial Firming Pads are "spa quality" glycolic acid pads. They contain an impressive 10% Glycolic Acid, with an effective pH of 3.8. (Many glycolic acid products do not have a low enough pH to be effective.) They can be used ...[Read More]

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