Glyco Cream 6% (30 gm)
- Treats acne
- Reduces acne scars and dark spots
- Visible effects in 1 month
- Dispatch within 24 hours
$13.85
Additional information
| Active Ingredient | Glycolic Acid |
|---|---|
| Drug Class | Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) |
| Common Uses | Treats acne, skin aging and scars |
| Strength | 6% w/w |
| Mode of Administration | Topical cream |
| Manufacturer | Micro Labs Ltd. |
Description
About Glyco Cream 6% (30 gm)
The primary salt present in Glyco Cream 6 is Glycolic Acid. It treats skin that the sun, acne, and inflammation have damaged. Glycolic acid is a sort of Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA). It is a natural acid found in foods. Glycolic acid comes from sugarcane.
Alpha-hydroxy acids like Glycolic Acid work by taking off the top layers of dead skin cells. Glyco Cream 6% (30 gm) comes with highly positive reviews and is a recommended medication for Acne.
Usage
These are the list of all the uses of Glyco Cream 6.
Acne
Individuals aged 12 and above experiencing mild to moderate acne apply Glycolic acid to their skin to effectively address and eliminate their acne.
Aging skin
Applying Glycolic acid appears to result in reducing or disappearing wrinkles and other indications of aging and sun damage.
Acne scars
Applying Glycolic acid, either alone or in conjunction with micro-needling, contributes to improving acne scars on the skin.
Face with dark spots on it (Melasma)
The application of Glycolic acid, whether used alone or in combination with other treatments, appears to enhance the improvement of mixed-type and epidermal-type melasma. However, it does not appear effective for dermal-type melasma, which occurs in a deeper layer of the skin.
Working
Glycolic acid is the active ingredient in Glyco Cream 6% w/w. This acid heals skin damaged by UV light and reduces inflammation. The use of Glycolic acid shows chemical exfoliation. Even though it doesn’t work as quickly as a scrub, the acid can get deeper and work better over time.
You won’t need to use scrubs to get rid of dead skin if you also use Glycolic acid. Your face may feel sensitive if you don’t wash it. If your skin is sensitive, you also don’t need to use multiple products with Glycolic acid.
Most of the time, all you need to do to keep your skin clear is use one product consistently and treat spots.
Usage
Apply a small amount of cream to the affected area using clean, washed, and dried hands. Ensure thorough rubbing to facilitate absorption, and wash your hands with water unless the application area is your hand.
Avoid washing the treated area immediately after cream application. Avoid touching your eyes, ears, mouth, or other sensitive organs. In the event of accidental contact with these areas, promptly wash with water.
Warning
Side effects
Glycolic acid is best for use by people who are not too sensitive.
Most of the time, Glycolic acid causes:
- Swelling
- Itching
- Burning
People with dry or sensitive skin may find that Glycolic acid irritates their skin too much.
Interactions
Some medicines can interact with each other and cause side effects. So, to avoid these effects, it is best to be honest with your doctor about your health history and any medicines you are taking.
Drug interactions
Glyco Cream 6 may not work well if you use it with herbal supplements and skincare cosmetics. It could cause a terrible allergic reaction, making your cream useless.
Precautions
If you forget to take your medicine, you should do so as soon as you remember. If you miss a dose, don’t put on more all at once to make up for it. That won’t make it work better and will make the cream pile up.
When too much cream is used, it just keeps piling up. It takes time, and using less will make it work better. Using it too much can sometimes make things worse. Talk to your doctor if you think you may have taken too much
Avoid getting this medicine in your eyes, nose, mouth, skin folds, anal or vaginal area, etc. If you accidentally get it in these places, wash it off with water immediately. Keep away from children.
Always read what is written on the medicine leaflet. If you need more clarification about how much, when, or how strong the medicine should be, you should always talk to your doctor.
Storage
Glyco Cream 6 w/w should be kept at room temperature in a dry, dark place. Do not freeze it.
FAQ
Is Glyco 6 cream good for the face?
Glyco 6 Cream treats skin problems such as acne, acne scars, Melasma, Hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, and Photoaging (premature skin aging caused by repeated exposure to UV radiation).
Can Glyco 6 be used daily?
Avoid using it for a long time or using too much of it. Using it for a long time can make your skin more likely to burn.
What is the use of Glyco a cream?
It is often used to find or treat wrinkles, smooth skin, tighten pores, and help cells renew. It can cause things like peeling, scarring, and brown spots on the skin.
Can glycolic acid remove tan?
Glycolic acid is a common ingredient in several fake tan removers. Alternatively, you can use a standard glycolic acid toner or exfoliating pads to remove tan.
Does glyco 6 peel skin?
Glyco 6 Cream, produced by Micro Gratia, is frequently employed for diagnosing or treating conditions like Acne and Anti-aging. However, it comes with potential side effects, including peeling, scarring, and the development of brown spots.
Shipping and Return Policy
We offer delivery within 2-4 weeks and free shipping over purchases of $200. We do not offer returns on medicines but refunds for damaged or expired products. We ultimately prioritize customer privacy, safety, and satisfaction.
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