Most common questions used to investigate
Do you apply a soothing mint and green tea mix?
Have you ever tried with essential oils?
Do you use cortisone cream?
Do you wear loose fitting clothes?
Do you use witch huzel?
Common conclusions
Mint is a natural cooling agent, and green tea contains tannic acid and theobromine which help relieve pain and heal damaged skin. Pour 950 ml of boiling water over a pot containing five green tea bags and three cups of fresh mint leaves. Cover and let the mixture steep and cool for at least one hour. You should soak a cotton ball in the liquid and apply to the areas of redness.
You should start using a Lavender oil because it is great for the skin because it is so calming, gentle, and nourishing. Tea tree oil can also soothe recently waxed skin. Essential oils are highly potent herb extracts that should be used with caution and listen to all alerts about possible side effects and allergic reactions. For skin care, any essential oil you are dealing with should be diluted to about 1–3% in a "carrier oil," such as olive oil.
Great! You should continue using it. After waxing, you should apply cortisone cream to clean skin to minimize inflammation and swelling.
Great! You should keep wearing loose fitting clothes because tight fabrics can increase irritation on already sensitive skin.
Witch hazel is most commonly used on the skin and scalp and is well known for its ability to minimize swelling and soothe irritated skin. Witch hazel is most commonly used on the skin and scalp and is well known for its ability to minimize inflammation and soothe irritated skin.
Great! You should continue using it.
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