These are hairs that have been "pulled" at, but not removed because they were not long enough for the product to "grasp". This doesn't always happen and is just temporary.

Those little red bumps are caused when coarser hairs in the bikini area curl under the skin's surface. To keep the bumps at bay, be sure to apply lots of shave gel - and shave with gentle strokes in the same direction as hair grows. See similar questions...

Pseudofolliculitis can occur anywhere on the body that hair grows. The reason it is so common on the back of the neck is because of the irritation of collars. Yes, Shaver's Choice Skin Therapy Shaving System can be applied to the hairline to prevent razor bumps and ingrown hair. See similar questions...

My doctor is too busy with people who have problems more serious than mine to keep bothering her about different treatments. See similar questions...

Use the Africare Oil Elixir Collection - Anti-Flake Skin and Scalp Formula™, Formulated exclusively for flaky, itchy scalp and dry skin, this oil elixir is blended with essential oils and special infusions that soothes and heals flaking, scaling and itching scalp. Use as directed. The creators of The Best Hair Products™ have created a unique self-adjusting ingredient combination termed C.A.N.T.E.L™. C.A.N.T.E.L™. See similar questions...

Razor bumps are a serious problem that affects men with coarse or curly hair. It's especially common among African-Americans and people of Middle Eastern descent. There's a detailed article here with information about avoiding it and treating it, plus some links for additional information. See similar questions...

Puppy Acne (what he's got) is usually related to what, how or where he eats. Feed ONLY in metal or porcelain dishes. CLEAN the dishes thoroughly with soap and water, and rinse well, EVERY time he eats (no free feeding). WASH his face with warm water EVERY time AFTER he eats, then DRY with a CLEAN terry towel/facecloth. PAT on a palmful of Gold Bond powder. Also put about a Tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar in his bowl of water every time you fill the dish. See similar questions...

While this product provides a rash free shave for most consumers, a small percentage may be sensitive to an ingredient. Test a small area before use and if a rash or irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately. Please consult your physician if the problem persists. Wet Shave Creams are for external use only. See similar questions...

Most people with razor bumps find that using a depilatory cream or powder helps decrease their occurrence. In the past few years, and with the introduction of the Nd:yag laser, laser hair removal has become an option in the treatment of these razor bumps. Sometimes, the darkening of the skin associated with razor bumps have been know to improve in appearance. See similar questions...

Yes, as long as you remember that your scalp should be exfoliated first just like the rest of you. If you have been shaving your head for some time, you are all set. If you just shaved your head for the first time twenty minutes ago, don't do it. Wait at least one day to avoid irritation of the hair follicles. See similar questions...

Most expert opinion is that eggs found more than 10-15 mm (1 to 1.5 cm) from the scalp are either hatched or dead. It is true that eggs are mostly laid close to the scalp - but this depends on the climate. When the ambient air temperature is close to (or exceeds) body heat, a female louse may lay eggs anywhere along the hair shaft, because the eggs will not depend on body heat to incubate. See similar questions...

With scalp treatment, the method of application is almost as important as which treatment you use. Applying the treatment involves parting the hair in sections and rubbing the treatment along the exposed area. It is best to do this in a sequential fashion, starting at the front of the scalp and working your way round. If the scale/plaques are very thick, once they have been moisturised with the treatment (especially Cocois) they can be gently lifted up using a comb. See similar questions...

I.L.H.T. does not believe in scalp reductions. There is extensive scientific research to indicate detrimental effects, such as the stretch back phenomenon. With this procedure there is an association of visible scarring. The procedure also lose its effectiveness within 12 weeks. See similar questions...

You are not using enough Cleanser/Conditioner! Experiment with the number of drops used to achieve the look you want. See similar questions...

Generally speaking nature has provided each with natural secretions of oil designed to lubricate the scalp and hair. However, textured, relaxed or color treated hair has a tendency toward dryness. In pursuit of control, textured is often relaxed or straightened with hand held blow dyers or styled using hooded dryers, followed by other thermal styling implements. The result is dry and brittle hair. See similar questions...

If you do not already use a shampoo for oily hair then switch to one - this will help remove the build-up of dead skin cells and oil that may be clogging your hair follicles and causing spots. It is also worth gently exfoliating your scalp once a week with a fine-grain hair scrub. Also using a tea-tree oil shampoo will help as this is a natural antibacterial agent. See similar questions...

No! Hair is a limited resource. It is used up regardless of how it is moved and scalp reductions are just another method of moving hair around. Scalp reductions move hair to the crown at the expense of the front of the scalp, the cosmetically more important area. As a result of the reduction, the hair in the sides and back of the scalp is reduced in both density and looseness (This is why the procedure is appropriately called a "reduction"). See similar questions...

Although their mechanisms of action are different and although Propecia (finasteride) is far more effective than Rogaine (minoxidil) they both work on similar "targets." Both drugs work ONLY on miniaturized hair by increasing their diameter. Neither medication will work on areas that are totally bald i.e. that have no hair. Both work in any areas on the scalp that are subject to androgenetic changes i.e. the front top and crown. See similar questions...