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I'm not very flexible, and it's virtually impossible for me to contort my body/legs so that I can tweeze the hair out. Even still, there are simplySimply sleep too many ingrowns for me to remove, unless I kept at it for weeks. I exfoliate every second day with an exfoliation gel, and every weekend with a rough exfoliation sponge, but nothing seems to work!
I don't know what to do and am becoming increasingly embarrassed about my legs, as the ingrowns are becoming more and more visible in the light. In fact, the ingrowns are MORE visible than my actual hair. Is this normal? Should I be exfoliating every day? Should I be rougher in my exfoliation? Should I be applying some sort of ointment or oil? I keep hoping that they'll just grow out, but they only accumulate. Usually this is a result of hair removal -- shaving or waxing -- but I don't do touch the hair on my legs. Please help. :(