Does it ever cause ingrown hair?
287980
All epilators can cause ingrown hairs. This one is less likely to do so because of the ceramic tweezer head, which lessens the chance of the hairs breaking off over a metal tweezer head. You can minimize the risk of ingrown hairs by soaking in the bath before hand and drying off thoroughly. Also you should exfoliate before epilating and every day in between the next time you epilate.
287981
well so far i used this product with no sign of ingrown hair....but it makes lot of noise...if i have to mark it out of 10 i wud give it 7 or max 8...product is good but it cud be better in case of epilation
287982
Anytime you are pulling out hair (even with a tweezer) it provides the opportunity for ingrown hair. It all in the prep work. I exfoliate the day of and the next day. I rarely have ingown hairs, it still happens just not often
1940073
I personally have a rinse on my hair, by me applying it to roots of hair. I have noticed hair keeps growing and have to touch up more often.
2206903
In my experience, yes it has. I had a large patch to grow back and this worked great. I finished the bottle months ago and still have all of the new hair.
866971
Probably. My daughter had a terrible infected in grown hair that got very large. It worked on that. You put it on and put a band aid over it...or put it directly on the band aid and cover affected area.
2050604
Yes and it smells bad totally worth it- actually I need to buy some more. I use it cause I have a random bold spot on my head and this does the trick to making my hair grow back. The smell makes me gag
655859
I'm not positive but I think it does at least a little bit. I know Latisse made a little patch of fuzzy hair grow on my upper cheek by my eye. I put the product on at night then must have smeared it in my sleep because it only happened on the side I slept on. I read a review about a derma roller product that said first of all it made hair grow back on a man's head who was prematurely bald, and second of all to maybe watch out that it doesn't cause hair to grow a little bit on your face. I'm sorry to mention other products here but I've been researching these products and thought it might be helpful to share. I'm not positive but I think it does at least a little bit. I know Latisse made a little patch of fuzzy hair grow on my upper cheek by my eye. I put the product on at night then must have smeared it in my sleep because it only happened on the side I slept on. I read a review about a derma roller product that said first of all it made hair grow back on a man's head who was prematurely bald, and second of all to maybe watch out that it doesn't cause hair to grow a little bit on your face. I'm sorry to mention other products here but I've been researching these products and thought it might be... » Read More I'm not positive but I think it does at least a little bit. I know Latisse made a little patch of fuzzy hair grow on my upper cheek by my eye. I put the product on at night then must have smeared it in my sleep because it only happened on the side I slept on. I read a review about a derma roller product that said first of all it made hair grow back on a man's head who was prematurely bald, and second of all to maybe watch out that it doesn't cause hair to grow a little bit on your face. I'm sorry to mention other products here but I've been researching these products and thought it might be helpful to share. « Show Less
1975481
Yes...it appears such may have happened in my experience...or "maturity" may be the cause...or both, hard to tell...but...I have started using conditioner which seems to have helped (a caveat: because of lifestyle, I do shampoo my hair daily)....
1653408
unsure. I am not impressed with the device. It seemed to provoke hair growth on my head, then on my FACE !As a woman, this isn't an outcome that I want !
367343
I don't know as I only used it once and had a horrible allergic reaction. I bought it because I know someone who used it and it worked well to grow hair. Her hair was thick already.
1073127
FWIW ingrown hairs are not caused by curling, but by cutting "too close", that is under the skin. That typically occurs with multiple-blade cartridges, because the first blade grabs and pulls the hair out, while the next ones slice it. The sliced sharp end returns to original position, under the surface of the skin, which then may cause it to grow "through" instead of out of the follicle. One of the points of "returning" to DE razors/blades is to get away from this problem :)
1092517
I do think it is contributing to my hair growth. However I am also taking other measures too. But I LOVE this product. It makes my hair soft, shinny and it conditions beautifully.
1682557
I wouldn't advise it. I loved it but after using it everyday for a month, I began to get horrible ingrown hairs. I would recommend going to a spa and have it professionally removed.
1988934
Hmm. Hard to say. With my alopecia I was in the process of losing a spot of hair and regrowing a spot at the same time. In the newer spot that I use it on hair doesn't seem to be growing - yet. However, in my facial region I've only noticed hair growth; almost all my facial patches are filled with peach fuzz.
1804244
I've been using it for about a month and have noticed some new growth in the front, right along hairline. I'm a woman with PCOS, if that makes any difference.
1352800
Yes, it does. I ended up going back to disposable razors and shaving cream, though, because the Veet didn't remove all the hair, even after 15 minutes--and that's too long to leave it on. I got an itchy, annoying rash.
469880
No unfortunately it doesn't. I used this on my daughters hair and it damaged her hair....now I have to cut her hair.
439658
Yes, though keep in mind Perming can damage the hair. The castor oil will help to keep it healthy.