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Lynney
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13/09/2011 07:15:44
4princesses wrote:
Lynney, is that the Tend Skin in the blue bottle? If so, where do you buy that here please? It is such a great product. Thks
Thats the one! It's not available here so I buy on Amazon and have it sent here
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natashabrown
Posts 112
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12/09/2011 18:07:55
Neenie wrote:
Bit of a personal question, sorry ladies! I get a lot of ingrown hairs on my legs (below the knees) and they come up a bit like pimples then sores and my legs look terrible! Can anyone recommend any sort of magic cream, potion or lotion for such a dilemma? Thanks.
exfoliate often. and wax when you are due. exfoliation helps the strands of hair to open up.
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summerdream
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12/09/2011 12:54:36
Was recommended tend skin on here - bought it, love it! Got mine from the UK, couldn't find locally.
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kelly1814
Posts 3625
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12/09/2011 12:27:53
tend skin is the only thing that has worked for me...amazing stuff.
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purpleeyes
Posts 142
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12/09/2011 10:50:04
I use to get it, but i have started using Lycon wax. I dont seem to get ingrowns now. They also have products for ingrown hair, but i have not tired it.
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Lady Luck
Posts 57
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12/09/2011 08:43:37
Neenie wrote:
Bit of a personal question, sorry ladies! I get a lot of ingrown hairs on my legs (below the knees) and they come up a bit like pimples then sores and my legs look terrible! Can anyone recommend any sort of magic cream, potion or lotion for such a dilemma? Thanks.
You can buy ingrowing hair minimizer cream, which does help. You get it from most pharmacy's. Boots in the MOE definitely have it.
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terrible_twos
Posts 860
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12/09/2011 01:02:08
A Rancher wrote:
You could try changing the method of hair removal you are using. I've gone back to shaving my legs as I get a lot more ingrown hairs with waxing or an epilator. For a non permanent hair removal method, shaving is best for me.
Me too.... shaving has reduced the amount of ingrown hairs compared to waxing or epilator.
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A Rancher
Posts 2643
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11/09/2011 23:28:21
You could try changing the method of hair removal you are using. I've gone back to shaving my legs as I get a lot more ingrown hairs with waxing or an epilator. For a non permanent hair removal method, shaving is best for me.
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dipika
Posts 218
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11/09/2011 21:12:47
OP,
If the area you are saying is not that big then you should really consider laser hair removal, as I also had the same problem, and after about 4 sessions, I no longer get pimples or ingrowing hairs. It also has made shaving better and smoother. It took just about 6 months to see the result. Sometimes creams and exfoliation treatments add up to be just as expensive.
Look into Laser for a long term result. Kaya skin clinic has a really great pain free way of doing it. Well.... less pain than your average laser treatment can be.
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4princesses
Posts 87
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11/09/2011 20:59:49
Lynney, is that the Tend Skin in the blue bottle? If so, where do you buy that here please? It is such a great product. Thks
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Appletiser
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11/09/2011 20:56:33
Its normal. Just increase your frequency of exfoliation.
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Lynney
Posts 65
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11/09/2011 20:55:19
Don't worry you are not alone - I have the exact same problem. I use tend skin and it works wonders
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Princess_I
Posts 2454
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11/09/2011 18:46:48
Try ex-foliating the skin often.
I use one of those scrunchy ball things in the shower and it helps with ingrown hairs.
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Neenie
Posts 85
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11/09/2011 18:33:34
Bit of a personal question, sorry ladies! I get a lot of ingrown hairs on my legs (below the knees) and they come up a bit like pimples then sores and my legs look terrible! Can anyone recommend any sort of magic cream, potion or lotion for such a dilemma? Thanks.
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