AnthonyIngrown Hair Treatment for Men Gel Solution to Calm Down Razor Burn – Scar and Redness Eliminator, Bump Removal – 3 Fl. Oz

It works!!

Anthony’s Ingrown Hair Treatment has been incredibly effective after using it for over a month. I’ve seen a noticeable reduction in ingrown hairs, particularly in my problem areas like the chin and beard line where after getting a haircut, I would notice them quite often. The formula is gentle, has a nice smell and does the job well. I use it the week of a haircut/line up AM and PM, then a week off until my next haircut. It’s easy to apply and worth the price point. Highly recommend this for anyone struggling with ingrown hairs.

I've been looking all over for a product that treats Ingrown Hair after you shave & also doesn't contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. I looked at every soap at Meijer's and then I only found ONE bar of soap that is made by everything that came out of mother nature. I think it's made by Tom's Soap. Which I stopped using the bars of soap long time ago because I read an article over a decade ago that bars of soap are the worst kinds of soap to use, unless you care for it properly. So that's what I'm doing which is 1. Buy a soap dish that has holes on the bottom of it & a lid to enclose the bar of soap. 2. Do NOT use a louffa unless you plan on throwing it into your washer machine in HOT water & wash it after u use it EVERY TIME after u use it. So get rid of the louffa. 3. Use 2 washcloths soaped up with your organic soap on both washcloths. FIRST use one to wash & rinse your face, then soap it up again & wash your private parts below real good & then rinse with the HOTTEST water that you can stand. If you don't have a handheld shower spray, GET ONE. They are the easiest way to rinse off all the soap in all the creases and corners. 4. Use the 2 2nd washcloth to wash your entire body with, from dead to toes. Always start at the top & work your way down. Then rinse. 5. Get a big, fluffy, soft towel and take extra special care to your private area. Do NOT rub the towel all up and in there. Pat your pubic your pubic mound dry. 6. Then push the pump only ONE TIME because it goes a LONG WAYS. Then for the ladies spread it ALL over where you may shave your pubic hair off. Do NOT rub it into your vagina, if you do you better have a phone nearby because your embarrassed self is going to have to call poison control. Do NOT douche. This product may burn for a few minutes while it's trying to dry. I like to lay back on my bed with legs spread and a fan blowing down on it. Then it stays on all night, at least 8 hrs then wash it off with the soap and washcloth. Let yourself thoroughly dry down there. Then you can put a lotion on the area just incase. Use the Aveeno lotion that does NOT have SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE or any kind of SULFUR/SULFATE in it.Overall, this product is good and easy to use for both men and women.

TL;DR Doesn't work miracles or make up for terrible shaving technique/crappy razors, but it is the top product I've found for treating/preventing ingrown hairs.This is the best salicylic acid ingrown hair treatment I've found. I've always struggled with ingrown hairs on my neck after shaving. While I think the biggest improvements have come from switching to a double edge razor for more control and switching to shaving every other day, this stuff does a great job preventing ingrown hairs.From my research it seems like the salicylic acid is the key ingredient here, but other SA based lotions I've found have a tendency to cause painful burning, have a strong nasty smell, and dry out skin. This does burn a little when applied right after shaving but it's pretty mild. It has no smell, and while I use an SPF face moisturizer after applying, it doesn't feel like it dries my skin out anyways. Plus it simply works better at preventing ingrown hairs than anything else I've found.Personally I apply it after shaving obviously, but also at night as it seems to work best for me when applied regularly in between shaving.It is fairly pricy I suppose, but a bottle last me for months and one pump is more than enough to cover the shaved areas on my face, not just my neck.

This product works...kinda. It does seem to make a difference with the frequency and severity of ingrown hairs, but it doesn't prevent them completely or even reduce them dramatically. To get the best results, you have to use it morning and night daily, whether you shave regularly or not, which quite frankly renders it useless to me. I'm not going to adopt a twice daily beauty regiment with an overpriced product such as this. $30 for this tiny bottle? The ingredients are nothing special, so you are paying for the packaging and branding which are not worth a dime. There are almost certainly cheaper products out there that are as effective as this.