Tend Skin calms razor burn, bumps and ingrown hairs. Also available in small size: 4 oz
Tend Skin calms razor burn, bumps and ingrown hairs in 24 hours. Just apply the
lotion to legs, face, underarms, bikini area, face or neck and say goodbye to
those ingrown hairs and shaving bumps. Great for men, too. Use as needed or
daily to calms bumps from occurring. , August 1999 "... Exfoliating between shaves can prevent ingrown hairs. If you do get one,
coax the strand out with a drop of Tend Skin, a salicylic acid solution that
also calms post-shave bumps..." , Sunday May 17, 1998 "Tend Skin is the only thing I've ever found that works for the bikini line. Bikini season is only weeks away, and Tend Skin, a product that reduces razor
bumps, bumps, ingrown hairs and razor burn, has become a hot commodity at
skin-care salons. It's a clear liquid that's swabbed onto the bikini line before
and after waxing, shaving, and electrolysis..." Directions:
For those with "razor bumps" (PFB): Apply Tend Skin twice per day at
first. Apply at night before sleep and again in the morning after shaving. Once
the skin clears (usually in 48 hours), you should apply daily to maintain clear
skin.
We strongly advise using a fresh sharp razor, be it single or double edge,
and replacing it after one or two shaves. Clippers can be used, however you will
not get as smooth a shave. Applying before shaving will decrease the burning and
itching associated with PFB. You will find your own pattern of use. To avoid eye
irritation, do not "splash" on to face! We recommend a cotton ball. For men who have unsightly razor burn on their necks, or redness from wearing
a tie, applying Tend Skin after shaving should clear the skin, usually in a
matter of hours. Daily use will prevent the problem.
For ingrown hairs: Applying Tend Skin to existing ingrown hairs will clear many
of them in 24 to 48 hours. Tweezing is not needed or advised as resulting skin
damage can increase the formation of ingrown hairs.
For use with electrolysis: Applying before electrolysis will help protect the
skin during the procedure. Applying after electrolysis will quench the burning
and reduce the redness within minutes. Applying several times weekly will reduce
ingrown hair formation For use with waxing: applying Tend Skin before waxing will "ease"
the wax "pull". The hairs will "feel" loosened. Then apply
after waxing to reduce redness within minutes, and the next day you should not
have post-wax Method of application: Tend Skin may be applied with a cotton ball or with
the fingertips. Rinse hands after use. The product may be rubbed on thus acting
as a cleanser. It also acts as an astringent for oily skin. To avoid irritation
to the eyes, do not "splash" on when applying to facial area. Ingredients: Isopropyl Alcohol, Water (Reverse Osmosis), Propylene Glycol, Acetylsalicylic
Acid, Cyclomethicone, Glycerin.
Anyone having Dermabrasion or, Microdermabrasions treatments must not use
Tend Skin in the same area no sooner than one month after last treatment. The Tend Skin products has exfoliating properties and may cause excessive
exfoliation resulting in a burning, discoloration's or pigmentation
abnormalities, if over applied or used incorrectly. Do not use Tend Skin along with any other products containing the followings:
- alpha-Hydroxy
- Glycolic Acid's or Peel's
- Citrus based washes, abrasive scrub's or moisturizers
- Retin-A or topical acne products
- Loofa sponges
- Benzol Peroxide
- Alcohol
If with true allergies to Aspirin, do a test in the inner twist, wait 24
hours before use. If pregnant or nursing, seek advice of your health care professional before
use. Keep out of reach of children.
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