How do you get rid of or fade hair bumps on legs caused by hair not growing in?

Answer 1

To eliminate leg bumps, aftershave, or razor bumps, you must understand what hair bumps are and where they come from. This will enable you to form a successful plan of attack. The bumps that appear on your skin are a direct result of ingrown hairs. Ingrown hairs develop at the end of the hair shaft. They have a sharpened edge and attempt to grow straight, however something prevents them from doing so. As a result, they curl back into the same hair follicle. This creates dreadful, ugly, and often confidence destroying facial or razor bumps. Yet, razor bumps are nothing more than an inflammatory response from your body to the infections caused by the ingrown hairs. This inflammatory response or bump can be visually seen as a pustule, mini red bumps, or purple raised bump. The infected areas are often itchy and red, with bumps that spread quickly. The more you scratch your ingrown bumps, the more abrasions you will have. This condition is known as Pseudofolliculitis barbae.

Face, neck, razor, aftershave, or bikini bumps come from several things including: improper shaving, waxing, or tweezing techniques, a dirty barber's blade, dead skin in the hair follicles, and coarse hair that grows in a tight curl pattern.

How to eliminate face, aftershave and razor hair bumps? You do not have to spend hundreds of dollars on laser surgery.

Step One: The first thing you have to do is keep the infected area bacteria-free. You can accomplish this by washing the infected area with a bacteria-killing soap, such as SafeGuard. As with all things, the sooner in the process you start trying to get rid of your face, aftershave, neck, bikini and razor bumps, the quicker they will be gone. The biggest mistake most people make when it comes to face, aftershave, neck, bikini and razor bumps is trying to ignore that they exist. This can prove to be a costly mistake, literally and physically, because ignoring your razor bumps with continuous shaving only allows the infected area to grow larger in size and become more infected.

Step Two: Find a hair bump-destroying product that is extremely effective.

Writing this article as a man, having first hand experience with severe facial razor bumps and infected ingrown hairs, I can tell you that I have tried everything, including expensive antibiotics from the doctor, Skin Tight, Tight End, and countless numbers of other razor bump solutions from CVS and Target. I even paid for specialized consultations with my dermatologist. Nothing worked. But, one day I came across a Hair Bump Destroying Solution made by Beauty 4 Ashes Christian Health & Beauty Co. that worked extremely fast on my bumps. As with all things, the best products are often the hardest to find, because they are less marketed, due to their effectiveness. But, I recommend that you find this product. Hopefully, I can save you from wasting a lot of money. Their website is below under Related links.

Unlike all of the other hair bump products that I used, within 24 hours, I immediately saw a drastic reduction in my razor bumps. I even submitted my testimonial to the company and they sent me a letter letting me know why their products work. Their products are extremely effective at eliminating razor bumps because they contain no alcohols or acids that attempt to get rid of your razor bumps by eating through your skin. Instead, Beauty 4 Ashes uses all-natural essential oils and ingredients that penetrate the dermis and fight your hair bumps from the inside out. The best part about this product, however, is how long it lasts. The solution was an 8 oz bottle and with me using almost six times a day, it lasted me an entire month. Other hair bump solutions, however, are extremely expensive and only give you a 2oz bottles and broken promises for $15 or more. Within 1 week, my face and neck were clear. No bumps. No itching and scratching.

Tea Tree Oil works great for reducing and elimintating hair bumps on face. Put it on your face overnight. You can buy this from Walmart.

Answer 2

Shave in the direction the hair grows.