Marks when the hair grows up (on legs)

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Raluca R.

Jun 7, 2015

Raluca R.

Some marks do appear on my legs when my hair grows up. It is really unaesthetically. I thought that my skin was dry but even if I used creams the marks still appear. Any tips?

Shaye M.

Jun 7, 2015

Shaye M.

Do you have a picture? It may just be your hair follicles :)

Rae N.

Jun 7, 2015

Rae N.

I agree with Shaye. Maybe it's just your hair follicles~ :)

Raluca R.

Jun 7, 2015

Raluca R.

It is not so bad in this picture, but sometimes there are more marks😔

Yaya B.

Jun 7, 2015

Yaya B.

try waxing

Natalie A.

Jun 7, 2015

Natalie A.

They're ingrown hairs, or part of a rash. Just try using aloe Vera after shaving or waxing, and change your razor blade every two weeks or so.

Sarah T.

Jun 7, 2015

Sarah T.

Ingrown hairs there is a video on here how to get rid of them.

Raluca R.

Jun 7, 2015

Raluca R.

I already wax. Thanks for all the answers and advices. ☺️ I will try to find the video.

Raluca R.

Jun 7, 2015

Raluca R.

With what I should exfoliate them?😊

Raluca R.

Jun 7, 2015

Raluca R.

Thank you very much. I will definiteley try it.👌🏻

Allison W.

Jun 9, 2015

Allison W.

I would wait a few days after waxing, but try a lotion like am-lactic that will gently exfoliate your skin. You won't even notice- no granules or anything, it just sloughs off your skin and keeps your pores clear.

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