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[header] How to use glycolic acid [title] Start with a glycolic acid product with 10% concentration or less. [step] Solutions with higher than 20% are not advised for home use, and it's best to start off with a mild concentration for your first time to see how your skin reacts. The product's concentration should be listed on its label.

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  1. [substeps] Most cosmetic technicians use a 30% concentration. Higher concentration is often advised for most people, especially when it comes to strip acne.
  2. [title] Avoid taking more than one glycolic acid product at one time and then swapping them out. [step] Glycolic acid products may interact with certain dyes, which make them a good candidate for some.
  3. [title] Wash your hands before applying glycolic acid to your skin. [step] If you use glycolic acid (or any other powerful chemical) on your skin, always wash your hands first.
  4. [title] Use a product designed for what you want to treat. [step] Glycolic acid can be helpful for a variety of skin issues, including ingrown hairs, aging, and acne.

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