Eyebrow threading / breakouts

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Kalyn W.

Sep 22, 2013

Kalyn W.

I got my eyebrows threaded 2 days ago, I usually have break outs a couple days after the threading, this time I had the women put 'witch hazel' over my eye brow area she had threaded, thinking it might help prevent these 'ingrown' hairs or whatever they are, but it didn't. Now I have tinny bumps all over the threaded area, and they're red, some are even white heads. I don't know if I should but some stuff on them or nothing at all just to let it breathe. I would usually put tea tree oil over it but I don't know if it'll help at all this time. All thoughts are welcome!!

Sam R.

Sep 22, 2013

Sam R.

Usually they put ointment after like candid b

Sarah W.

Sep 22, 2013

Sarah W.

May need to exfoliate. The more hair gets pulled out the finer the hair gets so the hairs may be getting trapped under a light layer of dead skin.

Louise U.

Sep 22, 2013

Louise U.

Threading hurts so much never again!

Kalyn W.

Sep 22, 2013

Kalyn W.

I exfoliated last night, it just made them really red, but I put tea tree oil on them and it helped. I just need something that'll help majorly

Sandy K.

Sep 23, 2013

Sandy K.

I used the clinique acne solution spot gel on my spots and that help calm redness and bumps.

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