Some ingrown hairs are unavoidable, but to keep them to a minimum make sure you regularly exfoliate once or twice a week (be gentle though!) and keep your skin moisterised and well hydrated by drinking lots of water. That way your skin remains soft enough for the hair to break through. Read more on get rid of ingrown hairs
Quote from: logolive on April 13, 2012, 01:13:11 PMSome ingrown hairs are unavoidable, but to keep them to a minimum make sure you regularly exfoliate once or twice a week (be gentle though!) and keep your skin moisterised and well hydrated by drinking lots of water. That way your skin remains soft enough for the hair to break through. Read more on get rid of ingrown hairsI agree that sometimes it is an unavoidable occurrence that we will get an ingrown hair. Does yours come in at the same spot every time? I don't get any on my head or neck, but I do have a spot near my throat that is prone to irritation and the occasional ingrown. No matter how carefully I shave that area I can count on getting one every month or so.Sucks, but it does give me something to keep striving to improve.Give some thought to using an alum block and some witch hazel post-shave. Just remember that if you decide to start experimenting, not to change more than one thing about your shave at a time or you will never know what works and what doesn't.
Quote from: ProphetNoir on April 14, 2012, 12:10:53 PMQuote from: logolive on April 13, 2012, 01:13:11 PMSome ingrown hairs are unavoidable, but to keep them to a minimum make sure you regularly exfoliate once or twice a week (be gentle though!) and keep your skin moisterised and well hydrated by drinking lots of water. That way your skin remains soft enough for the hair to break through. Read more on get rid of ingrown hairsI agree that sometimes it is an unavoidable occurrence that we will get an ingrown hair. Does yours come in at the same spot every time? I don't get any on my head or neck, but I do have a spot near my throat that is prone to irritation and the occasional ingrown. No matter how carefully I shave that area I can count on getting one every month or so.Sucks, but it does give me something to keep striving to improve.Give some thought to using an alum block and some witch hazel post-shave. Just remember that if you decide to start experimenting, not to change more than one thing about your shave at a time or you will never know what works and what doesn't.never exp. ingrown here but from your pic, YOUR head (skin) is freak'n perfect. Most dudes like us would love skin that perfect.
Quote from: chrisphilly123 on November 21, 2018, 04:18:40 PMQuote from: ProphetNoir on April 14, 2012, 12:10:53 PMQuote from: logolive on April 13, 2012, 01:13:11 PMSome ingrown hairs are unavoidable, but to keep them to a minimum make sure you regularly exfoliate once or twice a week (be gentle though!) and keep your skin moisterised and well hydrated by drinking lots of water. That way your skin remains soft enough for the hair to break through. Read more on get rid of ingrown hairsI agree that sometimes it is an unavoidable occurrence that we will get an ingrown hair. Does yours come in at the same spot every time? I don't get any on my head or neck, but I do have a spot near my throat that is prone to irritation and the occasional ingrown. No matter how carefully I shave that area I can count on getting one every month or so.Sucks, but it does give me something to keep striving to improve.Give some thought to using an alum block and some witch hazel post-shave. Just remember that if you decide to start experimenting, not to change more than one thing about your shave at a time or you will never know what works and what doesn't.never exp. ingrown here but from your pic, YOUR head (skin) is freak'n perfect. Most dudes like us would love skin that perfect.Check the date of the post before yours .
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