Definitely, it helps a ton.

Yes, I would definitely begin using it to treat already existing ingrown hairs and also to prevent them as well. It seems to help with both in my experience.

Yes, you can use on bikini. But I also use this with salt/sugar scrub to help exfoliate. You have to be patient. It will take a couple of months.

Yes, this will clear them. You might also want to try Shaveworks' The Cool Fix. It works really well for clearing existing bumps but doesn't really prevent them the way Tend Skin does.

Yep! Use it and see - - honestly, it's worth trying - it's also a great preventative measure after waxing or shaving bikini line or other sensitive areas.

The product is in a base of isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol which might dry out your bumps. Certainly repeated use will prevent them.

In my experience, Tend Skin absolutely reduces ingrown hairs. It is the only reason that I use the product. Some may suggest that you use it everyday, but I use it every other and that works well for me. When I run out of the product, I am plagued with ingrown hairs. You should give it a try!

For bumps, I strongly recommend Aquaphor Healing Ointment from Eucerin. It's advanced therapy for dry, cracked, or irritated skin. I apply it right after the hair removal, and the next day I'm bumps free. It's way much faster and effective than Tend Skin; plus, you only use it after hair removal, not every day. It is widely used by laser hair removal specialists, and works brilliantly for bumps.

Both! I use it after waxing/ shaving but I also use it whenever I feel myself starting to get a bit itchy. I highly recommend this product.

I definately use it daily. It keeps the bumps away :)

Apply it with a cottonball and use daily or better yet get the rollon applicator, its fabulous and cuts down on waste!

If you are using it after shaving your legs, I suggest using just for a couple days after, I use it after my brazillian waxes to avoid the chance of ingrown hairs. I say get a big bottle since you will just have to replace it less.

I have used Tend Skin for a few days after a wax treatment, until skin looked ok, and then stopped. I have also tried using it every day between waxing (4-6 weeks) even if skin looked good. It is definitely more effective when used every day. Sometimes ingrown hairs take weeks to develop--not just immediately after hair removal. If you use Tend Skin every day it will do a better job at keeping the ingrowns at bay. Hope this helps!

For me it lasts a long time. Simply apply a few drops to a cotton ball after shaving and apply... Each bottle lasts me several months. Even if you used it every day (which may be overdoing it in my humble opinion) it'd still last at least 2 months I'd imagine. A little goes a long way.

If you follow the directions on the bottle and apply it using a cotton ball, it doesn't last long at all...two weeks maybe? The cotton ball seems to soak up too much of the product. I recommend buying the roll on applicator and using that to apply the product. It's much less wasteful and you can refill it. It lasts more than twice and long if you do this.

This has lasted me anywhere from 4 mos (in the summer time when I'm shaving more often) to 2 years...depends on your skin.

I use mine almost every other day for regular maintenance, and every day post- wax, and also immediately after shaving. With that much usage, the large bottle usually runs out around the time it expires, so there's really no waste and it is very economical.

4 oz typically last me about a 6 months.

I think it depends on your skin. It worked for me after a week. I used it twice-three times a day.

I started seeing results within a few days of using this. Make sure you follow the directions on the bottle and use it twice daily until any existing irritation clears up and then you can switch to using it just after waxing or shaving.

This tends to work after the first application and you should keep using it for about 3 days - the more regularly you apply, the quicker you will see results.

With regular usage, your ingrown hairs will come closer to the surface and some will eventually push their way back out. Some may need to be assisted with a pair of needle nose tweezers. It depends how severe the ingrown hairs are or how coarse the hair is.

Gotta use it daily after cleansing skin. That's the only time I see results. I would say a few weeks you see a change.

Yes, the salicylic acid in the product helps acne.

I've used this sparingly on a problem or cystic pimple and it has worked however it's not specifically designed for acne and might be harsh to someone with sensitive facial skin. However, if you tend to get 1-2 pimples, it might work well...depends on your skin. Definitely worth getting for underarms, bikini line, etc. It's a strong product so I would not recommend putting on your whole face or a large portion of your face without testing your sensitivity to it first.

I don't think it will help with acne unless it's waxing/shaving related. Sometimes when I wax my, ahem, moustache area I get little whiteheads from that and it will prevent those, but it won't just help acne. Try the Murad products, those worked pretty well for me.

No. This product will be too drying for the treatment of breakouts or acne. Only use this product for the treatment of razor burn, ingrown hairs, folliculitis, or post- epilation reactions.

I wouldn't use this product on your face. It has an alcohol smell so I wouldn't recommend getting it near your nose or eyes. You want to look for something that was specifically made for facial acne.

I use the tend skin before i put the deoderant on. I do wait a little after i've applied it though. so far so good.

I would put it on before deodorant.

You can use Tend Skin as a deodorant. If you go to Tend Skin's website you'll see that they actually make this in a solid form because it works so well as a deodorant. Also, women with "feminine odor" have told me it works really well for that too lol

You can put your regular deodorant on over this if it smells nicer but you don't even need it.

I apply right after the shower before I put deodorant on. I wait 2 minutes then I apply deodarant.

I usually apply Tendskin all over then apply moisturizer & deodorant after. It works great for me

There are strong acids such as salicylic acid in this product that will actually get stronger with time so you could "burn" your skin. I would not recomend using it. I would also be weary of how the other ingredients would break down in this product over time.

I don't think it matters. I had a bottle for about the same time and kept using it with no adverse effects.

I don't know about expirations for this product because I tend to keep a bottle for 1-2 years before I need more and it always works...I'd just try it and if you don't get the result you want, grab another bottle!

If it's been a long time since the expiration date, I would get a new one to ensure freshness and efficacy. If it's been only a month since the expiration date, I'm sure you'll be fine.

it's mostly alcohol so i shouldn't think so. however, it's only 20 bucks for a small bottle and 35 for a medium sized one, so it's not that bad, and totally worth it.

Yes! Especially if you are prone to ingrown hairs. Be careful not to put it on any genital area, though. Right after a wax, usage may sting a little, but it is bearable and quickly dissipates. This product is perfect at- home care for a Brazilian service.

I would use it after any hair removal or shaving.

In my experience, yes. It hurts though so be ready!

You can use this product after a brazillian wax, I do! However wait a couple days after you wax before you use it because your pores are extra sensitive and it will hurt!

Yes! I use it every time I get a Brazilian Wax. Don't use it immediately after. Wait until the next day to apply the product. It prevents the irritation from occuring.

since this stings i would use this 2 days after any hair removal unless you shave. but wax and creams should wait.

No, wait a day after using removal creams. It will burn.

Yes, but keep in mind that there is salcylic acid and that can sting on sensitive skin.

I can't tell you from experience because I've never used the two together but it says it can. I would just suggest wait several hours because I know the stuff does burn if your skin is already compromised so it may irritate your skin.

I would really recommend not to use this product following a chemical hair remover. Skin can be really sensitive from those products already and you're really just adding chemical upon chemical. This product also has a higher alcohol content (ie. rubbing alcohol) so that could cause an unpleasant reaction. I'd recommend something with aloe in it.

I'm not comfortable giving a definitive answer but I do believe if you use the product consistently meaning daily you could see some great results. I just wish the product was like a one hit wonder ( : After shaving, use it once and it resolves itching and razor bumps until the next time you shave. But, it does help so to me something is better than nothing ( :

For keratosis pilaris you'll want to use a lotion/wash with a chemical exfoliant such as glycolic acid. Glytone makes a lotion that is good. That would be a better product than Tend Skin for everyday use. Hope this helps!

Tend skin works almost instantly. I apply it after a shower, once per day on dry skin, and after 2 days problems are completely gone.

This stuff is amazing!!! I am almost finished with my first bottle and my bumps are hardly even noticeable anymore!! It's completely worth it!!!

I'm not sure if I have the same types of bumps, but whenever I shave my legs, my thighs do get these little red bumps, which are like filled hair follicles. I don't get many, but they're still unsightly so I did try tend skin on them and the bumps flattened and are significantly less noticeable. You may want to test out the smallest bottle or the roll-on first.