Exfoliating Brush: Ingrown Hair Prevention, Razor Bump Treatment | Original Extra-Strength Bristle Exfoliator for Face, Body, Leg, Bikini | Shaving and Waxing Solution | Bath Shower Waterproof

For the record, I will say I'm black. I know that's important for many buyers due to our battle with ingrown hairs. With that said, I've been using Wizker for probably a month or longer. It truly works! I shave my face daily (for work) and I have a constant battle with ingrown hairs-- NOT as bad as some that I've seen, but I do maintenance every day to combat the problem. I am currently using an electric foil shaver (Braun Series 9), and I was getting good results prior to buying this. I was still getting a few bumps in the typical chin/neck area and some other random spots (cheek). But since I've gotten the Wizker, I've seen a great difference! Simple instructions and cautions are great, so you know what to expect. I only use once a day, evenings before I shave, but it recommends to use more often. Lather my face with soap, use the Wizker on the areas I intend to shave applying gentle pressure in areas that have low to no problems and pressure "to my tolerance" on the problem areas of my face. It's an abrasive tool, so it doesn't take much (even less pressure if you are using it dry--which you can). I can see where it pulls the hairs out of my pores and prevents them from growing back into my skin and makes my face feel great after. Does a great job of exfoliating.AWESOME PLUS!!! I'll do my best to "tip toe" around this one... I shave "everything". I normally use a body shaver, but due to my current location, I could not use it. So, I started using a razor. Normally, when I used a razor, I'd get bumps "down there", a few here and there on my chest and under my arms are problematic. I kept forgetting to use it when I got in the shower, but when the bumps at my "belt" area and under my arms became a constant reminder, it didn't take long for me to start remembering to take it along when I got in the shower. Problem solved!! Now, under my arms are not as tolerant as my waist line, but what I found that works for doing under my arms is applying tolerable pressure, but move slowly across the area. Works for me. Hope this helps!! The ingrown hair struggle is real!!

I was skeptical after reading reviews and trying out the cheaper Chinese alternatives. Dry shaving and chemical alternatives didn’t work for reducing ingrown hairs for me.Some reviews mentioned stiff bristles, but luckily they were more rubbery than stuff plastic. Not super comfortable to rub on your face, but it doesn’t take much brushing for it to do its magic.No ingrown hairs since I started using this 2 months ago, even when wet shaving, which was particularly bad for me in the past. FYI there’s no reason to buy the more expensive version of this device from the same company. Stick with the cheaper one, which comes with a lanyard that let’s me hang it on a hook in the shower.Best purchase I’ve made in quite some time.Edit: I did get one ingrown hair on my face after a few more months of use, but this one was easily resolved, unlike most I had in the past that would get particularly infected/stuck under the skin.

Updated Review. I have been using the T-Stone Razor Bump Master and the Wizker Exfoliating Brush for about two years for razor bumps on face area from shaving. I do prefer the T-Stone Razor Bump Master and I have the smoothest face ever now after MANY years and years of battling bumps. I find that the Wizker Brush is a little bit rough on the face, so I apply Honey to face before scrubbing. I will try the more expensive Wizker Ingrown Hair brush and see if that works better than the Exfoliating Brush just out of curiosity since my face has been clear from primarily using the T-Stone. The T-Stone Razor Bump master should definitely have more reviews. It also has a great lathering effect before the shave. To men suffering for years with razor bumps, a generic pumice stone also does wonders for keeping skin clear. You just have to wet the face with soap and water before using and also run the pumice stone under water before exfoliating using a light to medium amount of pressure. It is not too abrasive once you follow those steps. Razor Bumps are a real pain for people who have to shave with curly hair, but not anymore for me, thank goodness.

This is not an instant miracle worker. It takes times for this to eliminate ingrown hairs. I have used this for a while. I think it recommends twice a day for best results, but I normally use this once daily while I shower. I especially use it over my thighs after I shave and it will help prevent razor bumps. When I bought it I had an ingrown hair on my leg. After using this once, I noticed the bump started going down, with continued use the bump actually subsided. It looks simplistic and honestly when I first saw it, I thought there is no way this thing will work, but it honestly does. You have to be careful to use gentle pressure and not push too hard, as the hooks are plastic and can hurt. Make sure to go against the grain. Its quick and easy to use, but if you have a sore be mindful of that. I had one when I used it once and it jerked the scab off and kind of hurt. If I feel like I may be getting an ingrown hair in my bikini area or other places, I will use this in that area and they never pop up. Like I said before, this is not an instantaneous fix and will take a few days for it to work, but it definitely does work!