What to do after hair removal?

Skin sensitivity increases with hair removal. To soothe it, refresh it using cold water compresses or with native aloe vera gel. Furthermore, to rebuild the hydrolipidic film that will have been altered by the hair removal, apply a nourishing treatment to the affected areas.

Just after hair removal, you can start by applying the hydrating gel Aloe vera & organic orange blossom to immediately cool the affected areas and deeply hydrate the skin. Then, once the gel has fully penetrated the epidermis, use the nourishing body cream Squalane 10% + shea butter. This treatment is enriched with nourishing active ingredients and will restore the skin's lipid barrier, reduce feelings of tightness and protect the skin from external aggressions.

Ingrown hairs are hairs that are unable to penetrate the skin barrier or that emerge from the hair follicle towards the outside but then curl back and re-enter the skin. For men, the face and neck are most vulnerable; for women, it's the legs, bikini line and underarms. These areas are particularly susceptible due to shaving or waxing. Although generally a minor issue, the resulting raised bumps can cause irritation, discomfort and can sometimes even become infected.

To prevent the formation of ingrown hairs during regrowth, choose a regular exfoliation. Carry it out once a week.

Typology has developed two body scrubs using micro-exfoliating grains derived from ground apricot kernels.

• The Nourishing Body Scrub helps to soften and smooth the skin. It is particularly suitable for dry and uncomfortable skin.

• The Toning Body Scrub contains organic green coffee macerate (draining) as well as organic lemongrass and cedar essential oils (anti-cellulite). It is recommended for smoothing, firming and toning the skin while reducing the appearance of cellulite.

Note: Do not perform mechanical exfoliation immediately after your hair removal, but wait at least two days before scrubbing your skin.