Collection: Problem: Ingrown hair after shaving

If you have problems with ingrown hairs after shaving, you'll find the solution here. Ingrown hairs occur when a hair is "forced" back into the hair follicle by friction or pressure - for example when shaving. Basically, ingrown hairs can occur on any part of the body where there is hair growth.

Exfoliate:
Use a face and body scrub a few times a week to prevent ingrown hairs. This will remove dead skin cells, dirt, sebum and other things that can prevent the ingrown hair from growing out normally.

How to remove ingrown hairs with tweezers:
Never pinch, poke or try to remove ingrown hairs until the hair is visible and a little above the skin surface. Only remove the hair when it is long enough for you to get a good grip with tweezers. The best time to remove an ingrown hair is after a warm shower, as the pores are open.

How to remove ingrown hairs with cream:
If you can't reach the hair with tweezers, you can use an ingrown hair remover instead. Proshave and the country's leading cosmetologists recommend using Anthony Logistics Ingrown Hair Treatment. Apply on dry skin and only on the existing ingrown hairs. Within 24-48 hours, the hair is freed and ready to be removed.