"Directions For Use:- Wash your hands before and after applying Glyco 12 Skin Cream. Clean and dry the skin area to be treated. Do not wash the treated area after immediately applying Glyco 12 Skin Cream. Also avoid the use of other products on the treated area. Applying an excessive amount may result in pilling. Use a thinner layer or lesser quantity of medicine to avoid pilling. Avoid getting this medication in your eyes or nose or mouth. Glyco-A Glycolic acid 12% cream – is a hydrophilic moisturizer and soft and gentle peeling emollient containing 12% purest glycolic acid. Glyco-A 12% Glycolic acid cream specifically separate effects on different layers of the skin. On the outer layer of the skin, it appears that the glycolic acid will cause an ungluing of the dermis cells which have stuck together in an unhealthy way. On the deeper layer of the skin, the epidermis, there are microscopically demonstrated effects showing an increase in the deposition of collagen and other proteins which lead to better supported and healthier skin. Use a daily facial cream Glyco-A with 12% Glycolic acid. Start with a lower concentration – 6% until you are sure that your skin will not be too sensitive to the glycolic acid. Apply a Glyco-A with 12% Glycolic acid cream for spot treatment with your a cotton swab. Apply the spot treatment every evening before bed, directly onto the discoloured or brown spots. A glycolic acid component can irritate and dry out the skin, and use it combined with moisturizing ingredients can help reduce the irritation while still treating discolouration. Glycolic acid cream in combination with any kind of retinoids is way more effective for removing skin discolouration. Use sunscreen daily when using any glycolic acid products. Glyco-A 12% Glycolic acid cream increases your skin’s sensitivity to the sun. This will also help prevent new discolouration and brown spots from appearing. If you experience mild itching, rashes or watery, red eyes after using the glycolic acid, you may be allergic to the product."