3 ingrown hair/razor bumps HACKS I swear by as a dermatologist: 1. Apply glycolic acid (like Ordinary 7% Glycolic Acid Toner) with a cotton pad on areas you shave 2-3x/week. This helps to exfoliate, loosen trapped hairs and brighten dark marks from ingrowns. It may even help straighten hairs to make them less prone to growing into the skin. 2. Lather PanOxyl 4% cleanser in the shower before shaving. This helps to soften hairs and decrease skin bacteria for a closer shave and less irritation. Lea

INGROWN HAIRS got you down? Here's how to treat & prevent, according to our board-certified dermatologist and founder, Dr. Sandra Lee AKA Dr. Pimple Popper 👆️ | SLMD Skincare by Dr. Pimple Popper

Ingrown hairs are so 2023. Here are the best ways to prevent them from forming & get rid of ones you already have that I swear by as a dermatologist: 1. Always use shaving cream and shave on damp skin (never dry shave). Shave in the direction of hair growth. Make sure to use a clean razor every time. Store your razors outside of the shower to prevent dulling and replace the razor head frequently. 2. Try exfoliating with a gentle salicylic acid cleanser before shaving. This can help soften hairs