The Find: A Solution for Ingrown Hair

Two weeks ago, I made a terrible mistake.

I was supposed to take Sloane to a playdate at the pool and I hadn’t had a chance to visit the spa for a wax. So I decided to use a razor to do work only a pot of perfectly melted hard wax should do. And while I followed all of the Internet’s advice for avoiding ingrown hairs, I was not successful.

Pained, itchy and with a bikini line like the Mad Madam Mim (spots!), I was desperate for a solution. That’s when I remembered that the fine people at Fur had sent me a selection of products to try a few weeks before. Desperate to heal what ailed me, I exfoliated (gently, of course) and dug through my stock of sample hoping for a miracle.

Fur’s Ingrown Hair Concentrate is a serum made of witch hazel, willow bark, aloe and lactic acid. Apply it after you exfoliate to reduce redness, smooth skin, and heal that itchy, uncomfortable feeling that comes with a bad hair removal experience.

Two days of using the concentrate and my problem was solved. No bumps. No redness. No scabbing. No scaling. Just healed skin.

Prefer a lighter formulation? Their Ingrown Eliminator Serum comes in a rollerball to make application a snap.

The brand makes a wide range of products to treat and care for skin. All of Fur’s products are gynecologically tested, cruelty free, and free of dyes, fragrances, silicones and parabens. Kyle is also loving their razor burn cream for soothing his skin for Mondays when he has to shave after spending the weekend in the sun. So if you’re prone to ingrown hairs and would prefer to keep your underarms or bikini line bump free, give Fur a try.

{this post contains affiliate links that may generate commission for the author. Fur gifted the original products, but there were no strings attached. I used the concentrate, it saved my life, and I decided to share.}