How do you get rid of ingrown hair bumps that wont go away ive tried everything?

Answer 1

Ok, this is kind of a lengthy answer but I promise it'll help.

Don'tuse disposable blades more than once or twice. Soak in alcohol for 230 minutes before use.

Don't attempt to use those twin or triple blade "closer-shaving" razors. The first blade stretches the skin; the second (and third) shaves too close, cutting hair off below the skin line. When the skin bounces back, those hairs are set up to be trapped repeatedly under the skin every time you shave that way.

Don't tweeze those ingrowns! It is not permanent hair removal. When tweezed hairs grow back (in two to three weeks), they are trapped under the skin line. Those areas become "hot spots" of chronic ingrowns, so resist the urge to "post up" in that mirror to tweeze or pick. Unhook them and snip only.

Don'tuse a Norelco rotary shaver. Circular blade motion cuts the hair in every imaginable direction. Count on trouble if you're even slightly bump-prone.

Don't shave upward, against the grain, or shave back and forth over the same place repeatedly in an attempt to get a closer shave. There is a built-in trade-off; less close=100% clearer.

Don't use anything except PFB Bump Fighter or Bic Disposable for Sensitive Skin with our Acne Wash as directed, or a sanitized non-rotary electric shaver, T-edger or clippers.

Don'tforget to soak those disposable blades in alcohol for 20 minutes before shaving, or spray with Clippercide as directed.

Don'tattempt to take a blade to your face for the first time until your prescribed night medication can be tolerated comfortably overnight and you have our "go ahead".

Don't forget to spray disinfectant on razors, clipper and/or T-edger blades, guards and attachments before and after shaving. Clippercide is available at beauty supply stores. Don't forget to take some with you to the barbershop. Do watch for barbershop sanitation (or lack of it).

Don'ttry to use the same clipper and T-edger blades for the rest of your life. Change those blades every six months.

Don'tshare your clippers and T-edgers ever.

Don't scrub too hard or rub your face with a terry cloth towel. If your skin is not irritated, scrub very gently (with prescribed product only) for no more than 30 seconds. Blot your face dry (no rubbing) with a soft towel or Kleenex Viva paper towels. Attention athletes: Don't wipe off sweat; blot dry instead!