How do the spots on the legs pass?

The spots that occur after waxing or using an electric epilator are a problem for many women. Spots that shadow the beauty of the legs in terms of aesthetics can cause skin scars if no precautions are taken.

The most important reason for the formation of spots is the mistakes made during the epilation process. In addition, the use of electric epilators can cause stain formation. Because electric epilators pull the hair in all directions. The use of razor blades in a row can irritate the skin and prepare the ground for stain formation.

The formation of blemishes is related to the skin structure of the person, like the formation of acne in some people after waxing. It is not possible to make a generalization that stains occur in every person who uses wax or uses an electric epilator.

Trying to remove stains with a nail or a needle may cause the stain to turn into a wound.

The most effective method to combat stains on the legs is dry sac. This method quickly removes blemishes on the legs but also harms the skin. Dry pouch is not recommended especially for people with sensitive skin.

Another method of combating stains is to make a light pouch with pumice stone. However, in this process, it should be done lightly, without disturbing the skin.

Pouching with a medium-hard pouch while taking a shower both removes dead skin on the skin and prevents the formation of spots on the legs.

Moisturizing oils suitable for the skin can soften the skin and make it easier for the hair to get out of the skin. The most suitable oils for stains on the legs are rosemary and rose oil. Oils that affect hair follicles such as almond oil and sesame oil should not be preferred because they increase the density of the hair.

Moisturizer applied to the skin after waxing both reduces the damage to the skin and prevents the stain.

Hair-reducing lotions and serums contain hair softening agents. Therefore, applying a hair-reducing lotion or serum to the skin after waxing can prevent the formation of spots.