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Irritations and Redness

Here’s a complete guide for users and professionals to help manage these situations and make sure you stay more comfortable.

Introduction

Some users might run into issues like irritation or red skin that are caused by certain factors. These annoyances can be avoided or treated effectively with good habits.

Causes of skin irritation and redness

Electric shavers

Electric shavers can cause irritation if you use them too much on your scalp. It’s important not to keep going over the same area for too long to avoid damaging your skin.

Taking care of application brushes

If you don’t clean your brushes well, you might get bacteria on your skin, which can lead to redness and irritation. It’s super important to clean your tools often and thoroughly to avoid these problems.

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Hair adhesives are made with an anti-bacterial barrier that keeps your scalp protected the entire time it’s attached. We recommend maintaining it every 3 to 5 weeks at most. After that, the anti-bacterial barrier might not work as well.

What to do if you get skin damage

Disinfection

If you have any lesions, redness, or itching, it’s crucial to disinfect the affected area. Use a sterile pad and a suitable disinfectant to gently clean your skin.

Drying

After disinfecting, let the area air dry. This allows your skin to breathe and helps it heal faster.

Using soothing products

If you have sensitive skin, it’s a good idea to use a soothing shampoo made especially for delicate scalps. Using this shampoo once a month during maintenance can help prevent irritation and keep your skin healthy.

Recommended Practices for Professionals

Using disinfectant wipes and pads

To minimize the risk of irritation, some professionals prefer using wipes, pads, or disinfectant ampoules you can find at the pharmacy. These products are especially effective for treating small cuts or pimples right after irritation appears.

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Using disinfectant shouldn't be systematic. Products like 90° alcohol aren't recommended because they can be irritating. Ask your pharmacist for advice.

Treating wounds after shampooing

When you have skin wounds, it's best to treat the affected area after shampooing and let it air out. This helps avoid infection and speeds up healing.

Special shampoo recommendation

For sensitive skin, it's important to recommend suitable shampoos. Professionals can get these products from the pharmacy and use them regularly to keep skin healthy and irritation-free.


Conclusion

By following these best practices, professionals can minimize the risk of skin irritation and redness. Keeping your tools super clean and using the right products is key for more comfort. If you're looking for specific products or extra advice, feel free to talk to a pharmacist in your area.

Contact us

If you have any questions or need some specific recommendations, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.

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