Hello, a girl with a problem is writing to you, which, although it seems insignificant, really worries me. My skin is so sensitive that my whole body is in hair loss wounds. With a wax mask red spots or wounds remain, with shaving too. What worries me the most is the triangle, where whatever I do, the whole ENTIRE front is in wounds. Please help me. I do not know how to remove hair or prevent wounds (I follow all the rules of shaving). I do not currently have the option of laser or photoepilation. Please help me!
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I'm the same. I went to a dermatologist and they prescribed me three ointments, but I got an allergy and it got much worse. A dermatologist can help you, so you can try. Whatever I do, wounds remain. With the wax mask even bruises from pulling the ribbon and horror straight. I started with the razor, it's not painful, but there are still wounds and I don't know what to do anymore.
Hello! I understand you, so I'll tell you what I'm doing. No matter how you get hair, it is good for your skin to be clean and dry. If you tolerate, after hair removal, rub with a cotton swab soaked in alcohol or silver water from the pharmacy. The next day you can spread olive oil or coconut oil. It is good for your skin to be hydrated, because it will be healthier and stronger to withstand the painful hair removal. It's a pain, I know - to have delicate and sensitive skin and this hair removal to be followed by a super heavy look of the skin. Over time, the skin gets used to it and taking care of its hydration, you will notice this. If you want, try to exfoliate it with coffee grounds, brown sugar, coconut oil. This way it will both be smooth and soft, and you will hydrate it. It is naughty when it is dry - subcutaneous hairs, pimples and redness may appear. I hope I am useful to you. Success!