To prevent ingrown hairs, which occur when the hair grows and penetrates the skin again, it is necessary to take care, especially with epilation and with the skin, such as:
- Use hot or cold wax for depilation, as this method pulls the hair out by the root, decreasing the chance of ingrown;
- Avoid using depilatory creams, as they do not remove hairs at the root;
- Be careful not to hurt the skin if you choose to use the blade for epilation as this facilitates the entry of bacteria, which results in the interlocking;
- Do not reuse the blade after epilating;
- Avoid using creams or lotions for 3 days, after waxing;
- Do not wear tight or tight clothing ;
- Use a body scrub, twice a week;
- Never try to remove the ingrown hairs with the nail, since this encourages the proliferation of bacteria, generating a greater inflammation with a high probability of leaving dark marks on the body.
These precautions prevent hair from clogging, however, laser hair removal is a definitive solution as it acts on the site of hair growth. Learn more at: Laser Hair Removal.
Exfoliation to prevent ingrown hairs
Exfoliation helps to clean and renew the skin, as it removes the most superficial layer of the skin, avoiding the appearance of ingrown hairs.
Ingredients
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1/2 cup sugar
Method of preparation
Mix the ingredients until a homogeneous mixture is formed. Then apply the mixture on the body and massage with circular movements. After the exfoliation, pass a moisturizing cream on the body.
Here are some homebrew options to get rid of ingrown hairs:
- Home remedy for ingrown hairs
- Home remedy for ingrown hairs
- Ingrown ointment
