11 Mar 2010
This is a picture of an Infecedt Ingrown Hair:
This is just a mild infection, in some cases the ingrown hair may need to be operated on, as it may have gone too deep into the body.
In this particular case, all that needs to be done is just stop shaving for a bit and allow the hair to grown out. Whilst the hair is growing out, you need to keep a constant eye on it and moisturise it daily. Scrubbing it also helps speed up the healing process.
24 Dec 2008
The problem of ingrown hair
Ingrown hair is not an uncommon complaint, and can be embarrassing particularly in the cases of ingrown hair on the bikini line.
Fortunately pubic ingrown hair is an easy problem to treat, and there is a wide range of solutions on the market.
Waxing and shaving
Instances of genital ingrown hair are most common in those who have undergone electrolysis and waxing treatment, as these – and shaving – can irritate the follicles, leading to the problem of ingrown hair.
Treatment of ingrown hair can involve removing it – either by depilation techniques or by expert electrolysis – and there are numerous products, creams and lotions, on the market designed and clinically proven to aid the prevention of the problem of ingrown hair.
Curly-haired at risk
Those with curly hair are prone to ingrown hair more than straight haired people, and are advised to use the preventative measures as a matter of course, but anyone who suffers from what can be an embarrassing problem is sure to find a recommended cure and prevention with the aid of a quick web-search.
Look after your skin, keep it conditioned and healthy, and the problem that is ingrown hair is less likely to trouble you.
