It appears that some experts advise against treating ingrown hairs immediately after extraction. Personally, I see no reason not to do so, as long as the insertion is possible to make without compromising the client’s skin. source

Basically, ingrown hairs are mostly caused by shaving and are known as razor bumps. They also tend to occur on people with tight curly hair. They also appear regardless of whether you’re shaving or not. Ingrown hairs occur most to people who have tight curly hair (e.g bikini line/beard) How To Prevent Ingrown Hairs? * […]

For those who have dark skin and have been waxing, plucking or epilating for some time, and have developed dark marks, it is likely that under each mark, there is a hair hiding, even if it is not clearly visible. Hair underneath the skin causes irritation under the skin, which maintains the hyperpigmentation. For as […]

During an electrolysis session, it is common to find ingrown hairs. A good professional will release and remove these hairs, even if they are very deep. It is only this way, that the the skin will have a uniform look, without those small, blue-grey marks that prevent this. source

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