Experience has shown that it makes no difference which form of hair removal is chosen. Ingrown hairs can occur with any manual hair removal method. It has much more to do with the condition of your skin and how you care for it. However, we would like to reiterate an example already mentioned under Hair & Hair Growth “You have previously removed your hair with wax or sugar gel”.
If a skin reaction occurs within approx. 7 to 10 days (spring to fall) or within approx. 10 to 14 days (fall to spring), this is because your body hair is growing back.
Some people experience a slight itching sensation on the skin during this process, as the body hair finds it very difficult to make its way to the surface of the skin. This is because their hair has already become finer as a result of the first root depilation.
In addition, the pores of her skin are slightly keratinized (dead skin cells), contain debris and could contract somewhat due to the “missing” placeholders (her hair). Ingrown hairs can occur more frequently in the months from December to March.
Unlike in the warmer months, our skin receives less air as we wrap ourselves in thick, tight-fitting clothing due to the winter cold and, in addition, the constant heating indoors often leaves our skin very dry (lots of dead skin cells) and therefore impermeable. In summer, however, our skin enjoys plenty of air and sunlight.
Bathing in the lake or sea softens the skin and increased sweating due to the summer heat opens the pores and makes our skin soft and elastic. Surely you have already experienced how plump and soft your skin feels after a week’s vacation in a humid tropical climate?