Glycolic Acid (70%) 100 gm -For Exfoliation

• Effective Exfoliation: Helps remove accumulated dead surface skin cells.
• Smoother Skin Texture: Helps improve the appearance and feel of rough, uneven skin.
• Radiance: Helps revive dull-looking skin and promote a fresher, brighter appearance.
• Even-Tone Care: Useful in formulations targeting uneven-looking skin tone.
• Fine-Line Appearance: Regular exfoliation can help improve the appearance of fine surface lines and texture.
• Post-Blemish Mark Care: Can be incorporated into formulations designed to improve the appearance of residual discoloration.
• Body Exfoliation: Useful in appropriately formulated products for rough-feeling areas of the body.

Glycolic Acid can be used in professionally developed exfoliating toners, AHA serums, facial gels, creams, lotions, rinse-off cleansers, body lotions, body exfoliating products and targeted texture-care formulations.

It is particularly useful in products targeting dullness, rough texture, uneven-looking skin tone, post-blemish marks and signs of photoaging.

Product type, pH, exposure time and applicable regulations all affect safe use.

For 70% Glycolic Acid solution, the raw material required is different. For example:

5% active Glycolic Acid ÷ 0.70 = approximately 7.14% of a 70% solution

Best Ingredient Pairings

Glycolic Acid + Hyaluronic Acid → Exfoliation + Hydration
One of the simplest complementary combinations. Glycolic Acid provides exfoliation while Hyaluronic Acid helps maintain hydration and improve skin feel.

Glycolic Acid + Panthenol → Exfoliation + Soothing Care
Panthenol adds humectant and soothing properties, making it useful in formulations where skin comfort is important.

Glycolic Acid + Ceramide Complex → Exfoliation + Barrier Support
Useful for exfoliating products designed with additional barrier-supporting components.

Glycolic Acid + Glycerin → Exfoliation + Moisture Support
Glycerin helps reduce the dry feel that can accompany exfoliating formulations.

Glycolic Acid + Aloe Vera → Exfoliation + Soothing Hydration
Suitable for carefully formulated gels and lotions.

Glycolic Acid + Niacinamide → Texture + Tone + Barrier Care
These ingredients can be used within the same overall skincare strategy. If combined in one formulation, however, pH, stability and ingredient compatibility need to be properly validated rather than simply mixing the raw materials together.

Pairings Requiring Extra Care

Glycolic Acid + Salicylic Acid: Both are exfoliating acids. Combining them can substantially increase irritation potential and should not be promoted as a simple beginner DIY blend.

Glycolic Acid + Kojic Acid: Potentially useful for advanced pigmentation-focused products, but requires careful control of concentration, pH and stability.

Glycolic Acid + Alpha Arbutin: Can be used in advanced even-tone formulations, but Alpha Arbutin’s stability requirements must be considered when selecting the finished-product pH.

Glycolic Acid + Retinoids: Using both aggressively in the same routine can increase dryness and irritation.

Best Beauty Resista Pairing

Glycolic Acid + Hyaluronic Acid + Panthenol + Ceramide Complex

as the primary Exfoliation + Hydration + Barrier Support combination.

For pigmentation-focused skincare, Glycolic Acid + Alpha Arbutin + Niacinamide 

For oily/congested skin, Beauty Resista can separately position Glycolic Acid (AHA) for primarily surface exfoliation and Salicylic Acid (BHA) for pore-focused exfoliation. 

Important: Concentrated Glycolic Acid is corrosive/irritating and is not suitable for direct application to skin. Finished products require controlled active-acid concentration and pH, appropriate preservation where needed, stability testing and skin-tolerance assessment.