fucktoyprincess -> RE: What is the most likely reason for breaking out in bumps after eyebrow waxing? (1/15/2012 12:31:27 PM)
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It could be allergic (to the wax or to something else that they are using). And allergies can develop overtime, so just because you didn't have an allergic reaction before doesn't mean that it's not allergic now. It could be ingrown hairs - best way to avoid this is to gently exfoliate the skin 48 hrs after the wax treatment. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells from the surface of your skin and prevent ingrown hairs from happening. Exfoliation can also prevent minor skin breakouts. Sometimes the skin just gets irritated from the waxing, too (non-allergic skin irritation). I would be sure to apply an over the counter cortisone cream on your face after a treatment (something like Cortaid, readily available at any drugstore). Also, do not use water that is too hot on the waxed areas for at least 24 hours. If, after all this, you are still experiencing this, I would not continue to wax, and try to use another hair removal method. Hope you are able to work this out. Hair removal...such a pain...
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