❌GLYCOLIC ACID HACK - Dont Try This At Home (Without Watching First)
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- Sharing with you my thoughts on the new TikTok glycolic acid hack which involves using The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution on scalp.. Does it work?
Hey guys and welcome back to Mad About Skin where in todays video I want to share with you my thoughts on the latests TikTok glycolic acid hack which involves applying it to the scalp multiple times per week to minimise dandruff, flaky scalp and greasy hair- does it really work and is it safe to use, lets find out.
Glycolic Acid is one of the most powerful exfoliating acids in skincare which will leave the skin feeling smoother and is also proven to boost the levels of collagen in the skin. However it can also be quite irritating and should not be used on sensitive skin.
One of the latest trends is people moving away from glycolic acid for their skincare routine and instead switching to using it on other areas of the body. First it was under the arms as a deodorant and now its on the scalp in order to remove dandruff and oil build up.
This new hack for using glycolic acid on the scalp has taken TikTok by storm and most content creators are using the bestselling The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution, saying it reduces the amount of flakes on the scalp and minimises dandruff.
I used glycolic acid on the scalp for 3 weeks to test it out and these are the results.
Products Mentioned:
The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution
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The Inkey List Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Scalp Scrub
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I just recently bought TO glycolic to use in a spray bottle for body care. To exfoliate skin on the body, use on armpits and bikini area which helps with odour, skin discolouration of these areas and reduce ingrowing hairs. I've been repurposing other AHA exfoliating toners for this for over a year now and it's been so effective. I only do it after showering once a week. And the results have been amazing.
Do you wash it away from your body after applying it, or just wash it away?
@@jannatul5208 they literally say AFTER showering😐
@@jannatul5208 জান্নাত, আমিও বাংলাদেশের। তুমি অনলাইন এ চ্যাট করতে ইন্টেরেস্টেড নাকি? আমরা একজন আরেকজনকে জানতে পারবো এন্ড পরিচিত হতে পারবো।
With a strength solution of 7% like the one mentioned, I use it daily uneventfully. (After showering, sometimes as a pre-shower if I’m on the go.) I’ve never tried it on my scalp, as I have my own solution for that. But if I can do body, face and scalp with the same product I’m all in 🥰
Doing this!!!
Hey guys and welcome back to Mad About Skin where in todays video I wanted to share with you a new skincare hack which has been going viral on TikTok and I recently put through its paces.. I would love to know what your thoughts are so let me know in the comments below. Sending you lots of love xxxxxx
pls do a numbuzin serum review! thanks rob
Hey so I recently bought th ordinary glycolic acid toning solution and I was hoping it would get rid of my dandruff and flakynsss , is it safe to use once a week ? Also should I apply a little after washing my hair hair or before , should I leave it on ?
i just bought the glycolid acid by the ordinary yesterday, so this video comes at an amazing time! thank you so much for this honest and thorough review, as well as tips and other alternatives!
Happy 73K subscribers, Rob! So well-deserved 🤗😘
Oh thank you so so much Kelly.. I know you have been with the channel from about 3 or 4k subs which seems a lifetime ago so thank you for all the support you show me.. love you xx
I might try this out! My scalp is oily and I have some of a dandruff. Thanks for this tip, this was a new to me! 🥰
I suffer with terrible folliculitis on my scalp. Has been chronic for years and no antibiotic, cream, lotion, scalp wash, shampoo has ever helped. I have been doing this for several years once a week and it has sooo helped reduced the painful pustules that form on my scalp. Didn't know it-but I'm a trend setter.?? The Ordinary is great to do it as well-the bottle is perfect to get through my thick hair and squirt in the areas it's needed.
I’ve been using salicylic acid, which I think can be more beneficial as it is oil-soluble, when I remember so not as often as once a week! I just leave it on for a couple of minutes before showering. The ordinary glycolic acid nozzle fits onto the Superdrug BHA toner which is very cheap, so I’ve been applying it that way :)
THANK YOU so much for breaking everything down and sharing more reliable info, this was very helpful!! i struggle sm w/ dry scalp so i def will listen to ur tips! 🙌🏼
I tried adding Hyaluronic Acid on my scalp. Can feel the difference the hydration. Haven’t tried to glycolic acid yet
I love everytime you say "sssit back & relax" 😍
Very informative but not boring, thanks for sharing!☺ Also this sounds weird but I really appreciate that your intro wasn't 3 mins long like basically all other videos. I think content creators who don't do long and dreary intro's should get some kind of bonus from TH-cam😂
❤ I think this is going to help me. Great info, I will start slow!
I've been using mandelic acid (10%) on my scalp occasionally & it works really well for me. Wouldn't use it more than twice a week though. In my theory, mandelic acid should be more gentle & it might even work better with an oily/sensitive scalp.
What brand do you use?
what product do you use for this ? thx!
What brand is it from?
Most likely by the ordinary
Really curious to hear your thoughts on the B. Range from Superdrug. They’ve brought out a facial sunscreen and a load of serums but no info on concentrations etc 😏
Love your channel, and you're so personable. Thank you for looking out. ❣️
Thank you for your research and information on this; I was thinking about incorporating this in my beauty routine and this was a great video for me to see. Thanks again
My pleasure hun and thank you so much for watching.. love x
I use it once a month or twice sometimes it does wonders since Im a curly girl, that uses lots os products and also i sweat lots, so my scalps builds up a lot.
Read about this 2 years ago and tried it out 1 year ago for my scalp folliculitis and acne. It didnt help at all sadly, soI still prefer my flaxseed gel hairmask to sooth my scalp, however my sister now uses it religiously for her itchy scalp. It also helps get rid of some build up on the hair from CG friendly products for me so I do use it now and then :)
What percentage did you use, and what was your procedure
We all know sunscreen is essential for the face when using glycolic. I hope the people using it daily on the scalp are using a spray spf or wearing a hat.
Thank you, this video really help me a lot ❤❤❤❤
Pink t-shirt , pinkish lips …. Omg, so cute! Maybe it’s the lighting.
I'm a curly girl who uses a lot of hair products. They can build up on the scalp so I think I might give this an occasional try to help.
Rob, I would love if you could do a video on product order. I've watched a lot of your videos and I have a retinoid and vit. C etc but what order to use things after cleansing, and whether it's morning, evening, twice a week etc is so confusing. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Would this get rid of product buildup? I thought it was for skin exfoliation?
Use vitamin C in morning and Retinoids at night!
I use very little of it for my armpits as a deodorant. When I first tried I went really overboard and had burns on my armpits 😳
I use TO Glycolic acid on my feet especially just before doing a pedicure 😀
Is it okay to use glycolic acid on bleached/ toned hair?
Love how you explained ! Thank you ♥️
Glycolic acid is wonderful for daily use in the correct solution strength. As long as you’re promoting and maintaining fungal and bacteria free skin, this should work perfectly to maintain cleanliness. Otherwise, it wouldn’t be used for the dead keratin (your hair) since its job is to turn over dead skin.
Thank you for this. I've got loads of over growing skin, and I will only use it now once a week. I'm only using it only on the thick scales.
So glad you found the video useful and sending you lots of love x
I have greasy hair, in other words oily hair. Is it going to work for me? Nothing works for me instead of clay mixed with vinegar
I found a glycolic acid gel in a tube ( looks like neosporin) or Vaseline petroleum jelly ish and it’s good to use in conjunction with the glycolic skin peel for on the face. This was a great video- I’m trying to get the build up off my scalp and hair from hair grease like bergamot. Thanks again
Thats super interesting thank yo so much for sharing.. love x
Can we use the ordinary glycolic acid and the inkey list bha together?
I use salicylic acid on my scalp. Much more gentle!
Isn't this an old hack by Fifty Snails?
BTW thank you for the nice livestream yesterday 😊
Oh I would not be surprised hun lol, most of these hacks have been around before but I wasn't aware of this before the other week.. The livestream was so much fun yesterday so thank you so much for joining.. love xx
I'll just use a cleanser or shampoo that has salicylic acid, thank you very much.
i have scalp acne issue. should I use glycolic acid for the scalp or salicylic acid?? please help.
I have been doing this for yrs now on my mom and I 7% five minutes and rinse out once a week in a spray bottle it took about six weeks to see real results we both have super oily scalps
what should i do if i tried 2 times glycolic acid but it made my dandruff worse?:'( i wanna cry
@@airplanemode6757 Stop!!! don't use this anymore not everything works for everyone the only reason I use Glycolic Acid is because my doc said it was okay because i have over active oil glands my best advice to you would be to speak with your health provider please don't use this acid on your scalp again my son had dandruff until he started using (Nizoral) Psoriasis scalp treatment his doc told him to dampen his hair and apply this prior to bathing so it had time to activate on his scalp at least five minutes now he has no problems at all this maybe something you want to look into this product can be bought any were I hope this helps have a wonderful day :)
I have a very oily scalp and genetically thin hair especially on the top of my head. if i shower at night, by morning it looks like i poured oil allover my head. been this way since i was a kid. the past 10 or so years i've used dry shampoo to soak up the oil and give volume. now, my scalp is congested and the bald spots are more noticeable, as hair growth is being inhibited. i bought peppermint shampoo, plus a mint salt scrub, and there is no cooling sensation anywhere on my scalp but i can feel it along my hairline and forehead. i had no idea my scalp was this clogged up... i want to try a chemical exfoliant to decongest it. i do not have dandruff though my scalp can be a bit sensitive. i also have veeery dry facial and body skin so i would plan to use a spray bottle for my head only. do you think glycolic acid would work for me??
Is yr hair colored/dyed?
Oh lord this is a new one for me lol.. I do use it on my legs though so like GA for the body xx
I think its great for the body for sure.. sending you lots of love hun xx
happy Sunday hun!!
I’ve found Glycolic way too harsh to use on face anymore & Salicylic Acid in poos have been effective for my flaky, dry scalp, so I’ll stick with that.
Try mandelic or lactic
Which salicylic acid shampoo do you like best? Cheers ^_^
I have a very oily scalp and genetically thin hair especially on the top of my head. if i shower at night, by morning it looks like i poured oil allover my head. been this way since i was a kid. the past 10 or so years i've used dry shampoo to soak up the oil and give volume. now, my scalp is congested and the bald spots are more noticeable, hair growth is being inhibited. i bought peppermint shampoo, plus a mint salt scrub, and i kid you not there is no cooling sensation anywhere on my scalp but i can feel it along my hairline and forehead. i had no idea my scalp was this clogged up... i want to try a chemical exfoliant to decongest it. anyone have any recommendations? will this product in the video be right for me? i do not have dandruff though my scalp can be a bit sensitive. i also have veeery dry facial and body skin so i would plan to use a spray bottle for my head only. thanks in advance !!
73k Fantastic Rob xx
I started using this brand but everyday not realizing the bad outcome. Thought it wouldn’t be that bad but now my left underarm is so irritated and white n kind of puffy. I can’t wear some shirts anymore. So I see now that using it every night was a huge no no.
I'm watching this with the toner on my scalp rn...
Hey Rob, NOPE, not for me. I haz dry skin and a dry scalp. I' wondering if glycolic acid would affect longer hair. I've got to keep that mane of mine shiny and healthy! Happy Sunday, sending love ~ Paula
Don’t forget to mention that this is not for psoriasis and eczema. They cause dandruff but you shouldn’t treat damaged skin
I have an issue with my scalp. It gets oily around 12-20h after washing. Not going to use Ordinary, but another one which as well contains glycolic acid. Designed specially for hair. Not sure if it's going to work, but I must try at least.
did anything work for you?
@@sanishkashakya6578 yes, but not permanently. Once you have oily scalp it will always be.
Interesting, I've always just reached for shampoos that had salicylic acid in it and leave it on for 3-5 minutes.
Which is your favourite salicylic acid shampoo? Cheers ^_^
@@Aurla-R2-D2 I'm typically reach for the Selsun Blue Naturals that has 3% salicylic acid in it.
@@tyresseferguson2462 ~ Thanks lots for replying :) I only use fragrance-free products so, sadly, wouldn't be able to try Selsun Blue Naturals
Is it safe to use before hair dye? I left it on for an hour, worked out, and wanna dye my hair but not sure if its safe
Hi hun, I have no idea I would speak to a colourist as it is possible it could impact things. love you xx
I’ve been using a physical scalp scrub once a week…. I wonder if glycolic would work better… dandruff really isn’t an issue for me….
if you have dry flaky scalp that isn’t dandruff, this can help. mix sea salt and conditioner/deep conditioner together and rub through scalp. rinse out, and shampoo and condition as normal. make mixture prior to use. it does not store well. it might help with dandruff, but i’m not sure. i’ve used the ordinary glycolic toner on my scalp a couple of times and only as needed. i use jojoba oil or castor oil as needed to keep my scalp moisturized.
I couldn't use the Glycolid Acid since I find it far too powerful.
Ok, so next hack The Ordinary peeling solution 30% on the scalp. 😱🤣
I'm going to try exactly that ^_^ but I'm only going to leave it on the scalp for 3 minutes :)
what should i do if i tried 2 times glycolic acid but it made my dandruff worse?:'( i wanna cry
I’ve actually been using the ordinary glycolic acid on my scalp for a little over a year because the bottle was so big lol & the nice applicator tip & I thought if it’s beneficial to my face it should be ok for my scalp 😂 I do use it only 2x a month though I haven’t had any negative effects from it so far it’s been a little over a year my hair has grown a lot in the past year started using professional quality products like shampoo & conditioner & leave in conditioner & a hair oil & I use less products, I used to use too much product (because my hair was thick & dry & damaged I thought needed so much product 🤦🏻♀️) I don’t flat iron anymore I switched to a blow dryer I felt it was less hot and my hair is dramatically healthier & longer
I use 1x week & it does the job
Thank you so much for watching and sharing x
Another thing that can help with greasy hair is brushing it then combing it through root to end with a fine-tooth comb twice a day. Apparently, I am not an expert, this is one way women kept their hair clean before shampoo as we know it was invented.
I've experimented with using this method, only washing my hair once a month but rinsing it whenever I shower, and my scalp has been pretty darn clean! But, after a few weeks the rest of my hair can get pretty greasy, so I'm going back to washing my more frequently and sill combing twice a day.
This is new to me, I just started using this product - Alpha Skin Care Essential Renewal Lotion 10% Glycolic Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) two days ago, should I stop ….thank you
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Happy Sunday hun x
Happy Sunday and hope you have had an amazing weekend xxxxxx
congrats on being first!!🥰😘
oh my, people are not the smartest species from time to time. To start with, daily use of shampoo is the biggest no-no and the main reason for troubles. Once a week shampooing is already pretty harsh. Conditioner (good quality, lacking all the weird surfactants and stripping ingredients) should suffice. Now there’s the easy way out. Mixing some glycolic acid with conditioner (that also brings down the harsh aggressive % of the glycolic acid solution). This way you prevent the liquidy toning solution from running down the face and risking it to get into the eyes. Also it is a very good vehicle to rinse out in time. Conditioners are in general products to leave in for 3-5 minutes before rinsing out. And whilst in the shower already there is plenty of water to wash out in case of stinging or other side effects.