Glycolic acid 적용이 안면부 모낭충이 있는 피부에 미치는 영향 |
조영원, 배현숙 |
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Research Paper : A Study on the Influence of Applied Glycolic Acid on Facial Skin with Demodex |
Young Won Jo, Hyun Sook Bae |
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Abstract |
This demodex is a genus of parasitic mites, that live on sebaceous glands and hair follicles of mammals all over the world. However, the increasing number of demodex causes skin inflammations and damages, when being neglected, on cellular tissues, which may have a bad influence on skin. This study aimed to monitor the parasitic status of demodex living on the skin and examine the influence of applied glycolic acid, that one of chemical peelers, on reduction of demodex. The subjects were 15 women carrying with demodex, who agreed to participate in this study, in view of understanding on its purpose, among those living in metropolitan areas. Moreover, a split-face method of splitting the face for the experiment in half was used. For experiment group, skin care was given after 30% glycolic acid was applied on the left side of the face, whereas, for control group, skin care was given with no application of glycolic acid. Before and after the experiment, also, demodex was detected from 3 regions of the face. The experiment group showed considerably lower keratin (p<.0001) and sebum (p<.0001), roughness (p<.0001), pigment (p<.0001) variation, as well as the reduced population of demodex (p<.0001), with higher moisture (p<.0001), in comparison with the control group. After the experiment, the control group showed higher improvement in terms of skin texture, skin tone and pigmentation according to subjective evaluation, as compared with stinging, keratin and redness that were found in irritation evaluation. It also showed positive response to satisfaction and reuse intention after the experiment. |
Key Words:
Demodex, Glycolic acid, Facial skin |
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