Reddit reviews finipil Lait 50,1.5 fl oz, 44 ml

use finipil after
https://www.amazon.com/finipil-Lait-50-1-5-44/dp/B00C4YJL96 this stuff is awesome it has a cooling effect on the inflamed skin area that was just waxed

I use Finipil after exfoliating. I really slather it on. Makes all the difference for me. My esthetician gives it to me, included in the cost of the wax.

Literally drop everything you’re doing rn and buy some Tend Skin. It burns so good. And works so fast.

Tend Skin The Skin Care Solution For Unsightly Razor Bumps, Ingrown Hair And Razor Burns, 8 Fl. Oz Bottle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001ECQ7G4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_VJ-MDbQP3TDC4

Then if you wanna get really into it, make sure to exfoliate the area every day. If you’re shaving often I would use an anti-bump scrub like this one:

GiGi No Bump Body Scrub With Salicylic Acid for Ingrown Hair & Razor Burns https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DYJJQS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_aN-MDb4GTV8XM

When you use the scrub on the area make sure to start using it 1-2 days before shaving/waxing and then wait 24 hours (or until the next day) to start using it again. It’s very important that you use the scrub often to exfoliate as your hair starts to grow back. This removes the dead skin cells that hairs can get trapped under and lifts the hairs to promote them growing outward and not inward, causing those painful bumps. To really get the job done, try applying the scrub with an exfoliating mitt like this one:

Skinerals Scrubbing Exfoliator Mitt - Exfoliating Gloves To prep and exfoliate skin for self tanner sunless tanning (Exfoliator Mitt) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XNVKRMP/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bS-MDbNCC2Y5P

After shaving or waxing, apply some finipil to the area for the first few days as the skin is still raw and prone to infection. This will not only fight against infection and ingrowns but will have a really soothing and cooling effect on the skin. Pricey but worth it:

finipil Lait 50,1.5 fl oz, 44 ml https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C4YJL96/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bT-MDbDVD2PJ8

Do all these things and you should be good. Remember: our skin isn’t meant to be removed in the first place. It won’t simply play nice just because you want it to. You’re going to get ingrowns and bumps and dark spots sometimes no matter how hard you try so you just have to accept that you’re human and be okay with it. But I definitely believe you can manage ingrowns greatly by committing to a regimen.

Finipil does the same thing as Tend Skin, without any burning. Love that stuff.

Your hair follicles are still being clogged and/or infected. Hydrating the skin is a great first step. Make sure you are exfoliating everyday as well. I have also used this lotion and it made a huge difference in red bumps. finipil Lait 50,1.5 fl oz, 44 ml https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C4YJL96/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_-u4ZBb0SC0NY4

You're very welcome. :) For me, Vaniqa has been more economical than laser, despite the ridiculous cost, but for others the opposite may be true. I use a tiny amount of it, so the expensive tube can be stretched out to two months of use. I'm eager to try out the generic version when it arrives. I'll pop back on here and comment on it then.

I do see an endocrinologist, as well as a dermatologist.

For the hair on your body, you can probably just shave or pluck it. Your chest is generally more resilient than your face, so you don't have to worry as much about breakouts. There's this cream I got on Amazon that has significantly helped to prevent ingrown hairs and irritation: https://www.amazon.com/finipil-Lait-50-1-5-44/dp/B00C4YJL96/ref=pd_nav_hcs_bia_t_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=CYJB30SEBCQTR86VF3ZD