Open pores with warm water or a towel before shaving.
Shave in the direction of hair development with a clean blade to avoid irritation.
Avoid overpressure and rinse the blade after each stroke. After shaving, moisturize to keep skin soft.
If shaving often causes ingrown hairs, try waxing, sugaring, or depilatory treatments.
Ingrown hairs are reduced by root removal. Follow the directions & take care of your skin before & after hair removal.
In friction-prone locations like the groin and underarms, tight clothing can cause ingrown hairs.
Wear loose garments that let your skin breathe and reduce friction. Cotton is great for airflow and reduces discomfort.
Hydration prevents ingrown hairs. Daily moisturizing with a skin-type-appropriate moisturizer keeps skin healthy and elastic.
A dermatologist or aesthetician may help with severe ingrown hairs. Chemical peels, laser hair removal, & corticosteroid creams can cure obstinate ingrown hairs.