Collection: Ingrown Hairs

Ingrown hair is common in black males aged 14 to 25, but it can affect anyone with curly or coarse hair.

The main symptoms are small, solid bumps and small, pus-filled blisters.

Often an ingrown hair will go away on its own. In a few cases, a doctor may release it by making a small sterile cut in the skin. Letting hair grow out can help prevent the condition.