What is the result of using the positive pole in electrolysis?

The positive pole in electrolysis is associated with producing an acid effect on the skin, which is why it is correct to say that it reestablishes skin pH. The application of the positive electrode leads to a chemical reaction that can result in the formation of acids. This acid formation is beneficial for the skin as it plays a role in balancing the skin's natural pH, which is typically slightly acidic. This restoration of pH can help improve the overall health and appearance of the skin.

In contrast, the alkaline effect produced by the negative pole enhances the skin's hydration and can help with tissue healing, but it doesn’t contribute to the reestablishment of skin pH in the same way. While increased blood supply and skin softening are positive outcomes associated with various electrolysis procedures, they are not directly linked to the positive pole's action of producing an acid effect. Decreasing skin sensitivity doesn’t relate specifically to the function of the positive pole either. Through its acidifying effect, the positive electrode serves an important role in skincare treatments, particularly in enhancing the skin's natural defenses and promoting a healthy environment for cellular activity.