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Article: What Causes Ingrowns? #4 Thick, Coarse, Curly or Dense

What Causes Ingrowns?  #4 Thick, Coarse, Curly or Dense
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What Causes Ingrowns? #4 Thick, Coarse, Curly or Dense

People with thick, coarse, curly, or dense hair often face the biggest battle with ingrowns. Being in this category myself, I can attest this is true.

These hair types are deeply rooted and can put up a fight during removal. Even with great skin, it's still a struggle. They break more easily, making them prone to becoming ingrowns. Curly hairs like to turn back toward the skin and can even find old follicles to re-enter. I’ve seen three hairs from one follicle!

For waxing these hair types, take smaller sections to maintain control and keep the skin taut. Always apply wax in the direction of hair growth and remove against it.

Don't let these hair types scare you—they just need a little extra TLC and attention.

 

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What Causes Ingrowns?  #3 Improper Waxing Technique
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What Causes Ingrowns? #3 Improper Waxing Technique

Typically, waxing reduces ingrowns, but if done improperly, it can actually cause them. Here's how: For wax to effectively grab and remove hair, it needs to be at least 1/4" long. If shorter, the ...

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What Causes Ingrowns? #5 Lack of Maintenance
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What Causes Ingrowns? #5 Lack of Maintenance

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. One trip to the waxologist won’t solve a lifetime of ingrowns. It takes patience and maintenance. To control or eliminate ingrowns, regular visits are crucia...

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