Sharing precautions for hair removal in the summer

1. Clean your hair removal tools thoroughly!
Hygiene is paramount when using razors or home laser hair removal devices. Since hair removal itself is highly irritating to the skin, it is easy to become infected if bacteria come into contact with it. During the summer, when bacteria thrive, it is recommended to thoroughly disinfect hair removal tools before use.

2. What is the shaving direction?
When using a razor, it is best to shave in the direction of hair growth. Shaving against the direction of hair growth can cause sharp hairs to pierce the hair follicles, leading to folliculitis. Also, be careful when shaving when the hair is too short, as this can damage the skin. If your skin becomes red and itchy, stop shaving and give your skin time to soothe.

3. If you plucked the hair!

Some people pluck hairs around their eyebrows, the philtrum, and the bikini line using tweezers or forceps. However, you must be careful, as this can cause folliculitis, which results in red and swollen pores. After plucking, be sure to care for the affected area to soothe it.

4. What if you did self-waxing?

Waxing removes hair from the root, and doing it regularly reduces hair thickness and slows down hair growth. However, removing the waxing tape can cause significant skin irritation. If you use a waxing method that is not suitable for your skin, swelling or a rash may occur. If you have waxed at home, please care for the irritated area with a cream or lotion containing soothing ingredients, such as aloe vera gel.