

Reducing blackheads isn’t always simple, as they involve multiple factors: excess sebum, increased keratinization, and oxidation of the pore’s contents. Among the active ingredients often cited for eliminating blackheads, glycolic acid is recognized as a benchmark. But has its efficacy been scientifically proven? Let’s explore whether glycolic acid can truly reduce blackheads.

Whether of natural or synthetic origin, the glycolic acid, formerly known as hydroxyacetic acid, is the shortest of the alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA.). Its keratolytic and seboregulating properties make it a valuable ally for blemished skin and dull, tired complexions. Can it combat pigmentation spots? If so, which ones?

Glycolic acid is naturally present in sugar plants and is an alpha-hydroxy acid that is particularly used in facial treatments for its exfoliating properties. It also plays a role in reducing wrinkles and acne scars and improves the overall appearance of the skin. Discover its structure, formula and synthetic formation process.

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