Is glycerol harmful to the human body?

Glycerol is harmless to the human body. Glycerol is glycerol, which is commonly used as a sweetener and moisturizer in the food processing industry, mostly found in sports foods and milk substitutes. Because glycerol can increase the water content in human tissues, it can increase the exercise capacity of the human body in high heat environments without any harm to the human body.

Natural glycerol is usually extracted from fats and oils. Glycerol has strong hygroscopicity, and pure glycerol can absorb 40% of water. Therefore, when applied to the skin, it can form a thin film that can isolate the air and prevent water loss, which is beneficial for protecting skin moisture. Natural glycerol can moisturize, soften, and rejuvenate the skin, and also prevent skin dryness. It can reduce cracks and fissures caused by cold winters, and also help prevent wrinkles. It not only has the function of cleaning the skin, but also removes acne, which is beneficial for protecting the skin, making the skin elastic, and making your skin firmer.

Super moisturizing secret recipe: vinegar + glycerol + 1-2 grams of astragalus. This formula is very moisturizing and a little sticky, so you don't need to apply skin cream after use. This formula is suitable for night use. It can have a good moisturizing effect, especially for improving skin dryness and cracking. For people with rough and dark skin: mix vinegar and glycerol in a ratio of 2:1, apply it to the skin regularly, 2-3 times a day, which can moisturize the skin, reduce melanin deposition, and make your skin appear whiter, smoother, and more elastic after a month. It can also beautify the skin. For people with dry and itchy skin: mix vinegar and glycerol in a ratio of 4:1, apply it to the skin when the pores are open after washing your face or taking a shower, and the skin is still damp. It has a good effect and can also relieve skin itching.