Traitement à l'huile d'arbre à thé - pour l'hyperpigmentation du visage, la peau enflammée, les coups de rasoir et les poils incarnés

Guérit la peau, aide à contrôler l’acné et les bactéries. Utiliser avant et après l'épilation pour aider à guérir les problèmes de poils incarnés et à arrêter les éruptions cutanées.

• Laver le visage à l'eau tiède (pour ouvrir les pores)
• Imbibez un coton d'eau tiède
• Essorer l'excès d'eau
• Ajoutez 5 gouttes de traitement à l'huile d'arbre à thé OilBlends sur le coton humide.
• Essuyez soigneusement le visage et le cou avec un tampon jusqu'à ce que toute la saleté et les résidus soient éliminés
• Rincer abondamment à l'eau tiède
• Appliquer une fois par jour, tous les deux jours

Exfoliate: Use a gentle exfoliating scrub or a washcloth to remove dead skin cells around the ingrown hair. This can help to release the trapped hair.

Warm Compress: Apply a warm compress to the area with the ingrown hair for a few minutes. This can help to soften the skin and open up the hair follicle, making it easier to remove the hair.

Sterilize Tools: If you're using tweezers or a needle to remove the ingrown hair, make sure they are sterilized to prevent infection. You can do this by wiping them with rubbing alcohol.

Gently Release the Hair: If you can see the ingrown hair looped under the skin, carefully use sterilized tweezers or a needle to lift the hair out of the skin. Be gentle to avoid causing further irritation or damage to the skin.

Don't Dig: Avoid digging or picking at the skin to try to get the hair out. This can lead to further irritation, infection, or scarring.

Apply an Antiseptic: After removing the ingrown hair, apply an antiseptic lotion, tea tree oil, or cream to the area to prevent infection.

Avoid Tight Clothing: Tight clothing can increase friction and irritation in the area of the ingrown hair, so try to wear loose-fitting clothing until the area has healed.

Seek Medical Attention if Necessary: If you're unable to remove the ingrown hair yourself or if it becomes infected, it's best to seek medical attention from a dermatologist. They can provide treatment options such as corticosteroid creams, antibiotics, or even surgical removal if necessary.