Learning how to get rid of ingrown hairs can be a real pain in the donkey, just like the problem itself.
I know, because I had 2 on my face, for about 2 months. If nothing is done to remove it, it will stay on your face for an extremely long time.
In fact, mine were on my face for so long, due to the fact that I thought they were blackheads. However, when I looked closer, I actually saw a little hairs within each acne-looking-bump.
Before removal...
- Is it an ingrown hair?
- Maybe it's a blackhead?
- Or maybe it's just a pimple. See --> Ingrown hair or pimple part 1!
- Also see --> Ingrown hair or pimple part 2!
Before you go and try to get rid of this problem, determine whether or not you really do have an ingrown hair. By looking closely at the area of observation, attempt to see if there are any little hairs in the area. Also, if the area is darker than a regular pimple, this could be an ingrown hair.
However, you have to watch out. You could also have a blackhead on your hands. If you cannot tell right away, wait a few days and look at the area again. If there is still no sign of a hair or hairs, you could have a blackhead.
On the other hand, if you have a pimple, it will usually be pink, and come to a whitehead within the day, or next few days depending on its' size.
How to Get Rid of Ingrown Hairs!
- You'll need
- Tweezers
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- Instructions
- Sterilize tweezers with rubbing alcohol.
- Locate hair with tweezers
- Pull hair out!
- Apply Hydrogen Peroxide to clean area.
Although it may take a few attempts to get the hairs out, this is the best way that I have successfully found to get rid of ingrown hairs easily.
However, if you have multiple ingrown hairs, I would definitely recommend looking for a safer method.
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