Pulling out ingrown hair

His dermatologist thought it was a cyst. It turned out to be a massive ingrown hair.

They itch, hurt and look unattractive: ingrown hair. But how can you prevent them and what helps once they are there? And can they really lead to blood poisoning?

1. Sugar Sugar is a great skin scrub that can help get rid of ingrown hair. It gently exfoliates the skin, removing dead cells and helping the ingrown hair come out of the skin. Plus, it will make your skin silky smooth.

Banish the discomfort of ingrown hairs with our step-by-step guide to effectively remove ingrown hairs and prevent them from returning.

Pulling an ingrown hair in the back of his head

Dealing with ingrown hairs on your scalp? Here, dermatologists share their favorite treatments, plus how to prevent ingrown hairs in the first place.

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Ingrown hairs, or pseudofolliculitis barbae, occur when the hair grows back into the skin and causes an inflammatory reaction that leads to an infection.

An ingrown hair occurs when a hair grows back into the skin rather than growing out of the skin. Ingrown hairs are quite common in both younger and older people, but are most common in people with tightly curled hair, as the natural curl...

The bacterial blood infection can prove fatal, but there are telltale sepsis signs you can spot.