What are ingrown hairs?
Those small red bumps that keep turning up after you shave? Those are ingrown hairs. They happen when hair curls back on itself as it grows, re-entering (or sometimes never exiting) the skin.
What causes ingrown hairs?
Here’s the deal: everyone gets ingrown hairs. Sometimes it’s a one-off, or just nature’s way of telling you that you’re destined for Gandalf levels of beardedness. More often, razor bumps are caused by (being honest here) bad shaving and neglect. That’s why ingrown hair prevention starts with rethinking your facial maintenance routine.
9) Use the Philips Series 9000 electric shaver
Co-developed with dermatologists, the series 9000 is designed to provide a fully comfortable, close shave to even sensitive skin. The result of years of research, it’s proven to reduce razor burn, redness, and irritation. So if ingrown hairs are the bane of your life, it’s definitely for you. It can be used for a wet or dry shave, it’s washable, and it’s designed to glide smoothly over your skin – no cuts.
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Reduces skin irritation
The Philips Series 6000 delivers a perfectly clean shave and reduces skin irritation at the same time. It has Anti-Friction coating that creates a smooth surface and effortlessly glides over your skin for less irritation. See all benefits
Reduces skin irritation
The Philips Series 6000 delivers a perfectly clean shave and reduces skin irritation at the same time. It has Anti-Friction coating that creates a smooth surface and effortlessly glides over your skin for less irritation. See all benefits
Reduces skin irritation
The Philips Series 6000 delivers a perfectly clean shave and reduces skin irritation at the same time. It has Anti-Friction coating that creates a smooth surface and effortlessly glides over your skin for less irritation. See all benefits
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