Waxing Aftercare

Waxing Aftercare

Most ingrown hairs occur "when a hair curls back under the skin in the process of growing back after removal," if you are prone to ingrown the first step is to NEVER pick at an ingrown hair

After Waxing For 24 hrs

Avoid touching the area

Do not exfoliate the area for 24hrs

Shower in cold temperature avoid heat

Avoid sun exposure

No exercising

No lotions, perfume, makeup and soaps that cause irritation

3-4 Days After

Gently exfoliate the area a few times a week. Be careful not to over exfoliate and irritate your skin. After each exfoliating moisturize that area with a skin grade moisturizer that does not irritate your skin

After 3 days your skin will begin to close over the follicle Exfoliation can help the new hairs from becoming ingrown

If you get an uncomfortable ingrown avoid touching it and apply a warm, moist washcloth, or impress, several times a day to help with discomfort.

Now that you've got all the info: Here are some of the best ingrown hair treatments below.

Fur Ingrown Concentrate Hair Oil

$52

PFB

$32.25

Deck Scrub

$21

Just The Strip

$26

Smooth Operator Ingrown Hair Serum (Roll on & Pad Formula)

Body Scrub

$55

Reduce Dull & Uneven Texture
Plumps
Reduces Pigmentation

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