Ingrown Pubic Hair - Basic And Essential Tips You Need To Know

CAUSES

1. Skin suffering from lack of moisture

2. Stiff beard hair

3. Embedded oil in the hair follicles

4. Build up of dead skin cells in the pores and on the surface of
the skin can cause ingrown hairs - some are more prone to this
than others due to genetics

5. Coarse curly hair growing in a curved hair follicle

6. Improper shaving technique with a blade such as too close a
shave

7. Hair removal methods such as shaving, waxing, tweezing,
electrolysis, often irritate the hair follicle.

Dead cells can accumulate at the site of the irritation and form
papule which can also contain pus while the skin heals.

While this process continues any hair in the area can get trapped
under the formation and is prevented from exiting the skin
properly. Ingrown hair is the result.

EFFECTS

1. Constant tenderness

2. Trapped, ingrown hairs cause inflammation which result in the
body forming papule - a small, raised, abnormality on the skin
commonly known as a bump giving rise to the term 'razor bumps'

3. The body can also respond by producing a pustule - a blister
on the skin containing pus

4. An infected pustule can become ruptured resulting in bleeding

5. Itching

6. Tingling

7. Pain - mild or severe

8. Hard, prominent, irregular scar tissue in the skin in chronic
cases

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Razor burn is caused by hair that is pushed back into the follicle. It can become inflamed and then develop into an ingrown hair.

Use these seven suggestions to minimize the risk of razor burn:

#1 Use a clean, sharp razor each time

#2 Always shave in the direction of the hair growth

#3 Shave after your shower

#4 For some using a shaving oil or gel rather than a cream helps avoid clogging the pores (For others a cream works better - experimentation may be needed)

#5 Avoid passing the razor over the same area numerous times

#6. If razor burn appears, apply an aloe-vera based cortisone cream twice a day to soothe the skin and reduce redness.

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