How to Battle Stubborn Ingrown Hairs on Legs
In a warm, shallow bath, soak legs for 1 - 2 minutes., Lightly rub a bar of natural soap over legs without working up a lather., Pat legs dry with a clean, soft towel. , Pour about 1/2 cup warm water into a small bowl. , With fingertips, apply a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: In a warm
Rinse. ,,, Go gently and take time to approach each from varied angles to coax the hair up without damaging or breaking the skin.
Rinse. , As the water cools, reheat.
Piling tea towels together and draping them along the length of your lower legs from knee to ankles speeds this step up ten-fold.
Repeat the compress for the backs of your calves as necessary as well.
Be sure to wring out the towels prior to draping, but not too much. , -
Step 2: shallow bath
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Step 3: soak legs for 1 - 2 minutes.
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Step 4: Lightly rub a bar of natural soap over legs without working up a lather.
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Step 5: Pat legs dry with a clean
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Step 6: soft towel.
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Step 7: Pour about 1/2 cup warm water into a small bowl.
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Step 8: With fingertips
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Step 9: apply a small dab of apricot scrub to the ingrown hairs.
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Step 10: Apply a hot compress repeatedly for about ten minutes.
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Step 11: Pat legs dry again and apply a good AHA lotion
Detailed Guide
Rinse. ,,, Go gently and take time to approach each from varied angles to coax the hair up without damaging or breaking the skin.
Rinse. , As the water cools, reheat.
Piling tea towels together and draping them along the length of your lower legs from knee to ankles speeds this step up ten-fold.
Repeat the compress for the backs of your calves as necessary as well.
Be sure to wring out the towels prior to draping, but not too much. ,
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