BGOL need your advice (head bump situation)

[playahaitian]

No old lady and I honestly these bumps not looking like ingrown hairs more like I had a bad reaction to the blades or something

glad to hear your all good...

but for some members just seeing this thread for the first time.

gonna have to go the dermatologist at this point because there may be scarring.

whatever you do don't try to scratch them yourself.

If your girl, mamma or sis can't clean the area very well and with sterilized tweezers check for ingrown hairs or just scabbing and remove them (use REAL aloe gel and tea tree oil and some alcohol)

go to the derm.

They will either give you a type of roll on which will not only clean the area but will work as an anti-inflammatory to stop more bumps but a type of acid to clear off the existing ones and avoid darkening and scarring.

 

[IMDATDUDE]

Update I bought this PFB Vanish Chromabright read reviews saw that it peels your skin, which it has been in my chin area where I didn't get laser treatment at so I have been testing it out cutting that area real low to see if I get ingrowns using this shit. It seems to work.

Are your blades rusted or old? You might need to change them. Put some rubbing alcohol on your neck after each cut or astringent. Clean the blades after each use with a toothbrush. Try to keep your neck clean.

Damn @Mello Mello just now seeing your post yeah my blades were old I threw them hoes out bought some new clippers. I'm currently doing everything you mention don't know why I stopped awhile back.

@IMDATDUDE update. It's been about a month or so since I've used the TCA peel. I've done it twice and the peeling has really started to smooth out my skin around the beard area. I used the peel and TLiners only. No razor. It's a night and day difference, much better than the laser treatments.
Basically what it's doing is a deep exfoliating and getting rid of the skin and exposing the ingrown hairs and new later of skin.
If you're still having probs. It may be a solution or help. But start with a low percentage. 20-25%

Oh shit @NER0 if you could go back would you have done this over the laser hair treatments? It sound like we could have just flat out skipped that shit, I will try what you are doing for the skin discoloration and so I won't have to go spend any more money on touch ups.

 

[IMDATDUDE]

glad to hear your all good...

but for some members just seeing this thread for the first time.

gonna have to go the dermatologist at this point because there may be scarring.

whatever you do don't try to scratch them yourself.

If your girl, mamma or sis can't clean the area very well and with sterilized tweezers check for ingrown hairs or just scabbing and remove them (use REAL aloe gel and tea tree oil and some alcohol)

go to the derm.

They will either give you a type of roll on which will not only clean the area but will work as an anti-inflammatory to stop more bumps but a type of acid to clear off the existing ones and avoid darkening and scarring.

Good info playa

 

[NER0]

Oh shit @NER0 if you could go back would you have done this over the laser hair treatments? It sound like we could have just flat out skipped that shit, I will try what you are doing for the skin discoloration and so I won't have to go spend any more money on touch ups.[/QUOTE]
@IMDATDUDE
I definitely wouldn't have done the laser treatments. This is $20. That shit was $100 plus per session. And the main problem I was having was not being able to get to the ingrowns. This peels the layer of skin and you can get right to the hairs.