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How To Deal With Ingrown Hairs

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How To Deal With Ingrown Hairs

How To Deal With In-Growing Hairs: Beauty therapist Victoria Nash shows you how to deal with in-growing hairs, which occurs when a hair is too weak to break through the surface of the skin. It is always best to remove them to avoid infection, so learn how to with VideoJug's helpful video. How To Deal With In-Growing Hairs: Beauty therapist Victoria Nash shows you how to deal with in-growing hairs, which occurs when a hair is too weak to break through the surface of the skin. It is always best to remove them to avoid infection, so learn how to with VideoJug's helpful video.

Step 1: You will need

Step 2: The shave

Ingrown hairs are caused when a strong hair curls back on itself and fails to penetrate the outside of the skin. Many ingrowing hairs can be avoided by shaving carefully. Watch VideoJug's "How to wet shave" for more information on how to shave properly.

Step 3: Use facial scrub

Once a week, rinse your face with warm water to soften the skin and open pores. Apply the facial scrub to the beard area in a circular motion, emphasising the line of the beard around your neck. This circular motion will massage the skin and free up any trapped hairs. Continue applying until the scrub is dry.

Step 4: Apply moisturiser

The facial scrub will remove a layer of dead skin cells, and some of the skins natural oils. Rinse your face, then apply a moisturiser to the beard area. This will replace these natural oils and soothe the skin.

Done.

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  1. Meleena

    does this advice apply for women as well?