Anthony Ingrown Hair Treatment for Men – Gel Solution to Calm Down Razor Burn – Scar and Redness Eliminator, Bump Removal

I have had painful ingrown hairs for a while and have tried everything including Tendskin. None of these items have had such an effect as this one. It has really made a huge difference and I would not want to be without my bottle.

My fella loves this, its brilliant for ingrown hairs

This does seem to have calmed down my ingrown hairs. Not sure it's cleared them up much but they seem to come out quicker and easier and get less red and swollen.

Keeps my ingrowing hairs, out-growing!Been buying it for years.

Brilliant stuff at helping ingrown hairs without stripping your skin.

Great stuff

excellent Product

Shaving Bumps and Ingrown Hairs are a troublesome side effect of shaving. These occur when hair curls around as it grows out, embedding itself in your skin and causing tiny pimple-like lesions. This expensive, fragrant, ‘Ingrown Hair Treatment’ from niche mens’ brand Anthony Logistics contains a blend of the AHA glycolic acid and the BHA salicylic acid in a formula with a low pH; these are good, effective ingredients to treat the problem by exfoliating the skin and inside the pores.However, this formula needs carefully targeted application because it is front-loaded with harsh alcohol (second ingredient) and also includes lavender oil which contains linalool and linalyl acetate, these can all cause trouble by drying, aggravating, irritating, and sensitizing the skin. Better options for ingrown hairs and the skin are products based much more on beta hydroxy acid (BHA is a derivative of Aspirin) something like Philosophy 'Clear Days Ahead' or Clinique ‘All Over Clearing Treatment’ are worth looking at and considering. A much cheaper and effective option would be to make your own lotion by simply crushing or dissolving one or two aspirin tablets in a 1/4 cup of boiled water, allowing it to cool, then applying it to the affected parts of the skin with cotton wool.Problematic Alcohols:It’s true that not all alcohols are bad for the skin, but skin drying types of alcohol include SD alcohol like here, denatured alcohol, or, less often, isopropyl alcohol. When you see these names of alcohol listed among the first six ingredients on an ingredient label, without question they will aggravate the skin. Consequences include dryness, erosion of the surface of the skin (that’s really bad for skin), and a strain on how skin replenishes, renews, and rejuvenates itself. Alcohol weakens the skin. Alcohol does enhance absorption of ingredients, but the alcohol also destroys the skin’s surface and the very substances that keep your skin healthy over the long term. Research is clear: Alcohol harms your skin’s protective surface, depletes the vital substances needed for healthy skin, and makes oily skin worse. (Ref: Beautypedia)Ingredients:Water Purified, SD Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Glycolic Acid, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Ammonium Hydroxide, Phytic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA, Blue 1, Epilobium Angustifolium Flower/Leaf/Stem Extract, Saccharide Isomerate, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Yellow 5.