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Foliculitis is a common skin condition where the hair follicles become infected or inflamed. It is usually seen as clusters of red small bumps/white pimples around hair follicles that can be itchy or tender.
Gently wash once or twice daily with a mild soap
Avoid scrubbing, loofahs, or harsh products
Let the area fully heal before removing hair
If shaving later:
Use a clean razor
Shave in the direction of hair growth
Use shaving gel or foam
Apply a warm, damp cloth for 10–15 minutes
Repeat 2–3 times daily
Helps reduce inflammation and drain small pustules
Wear loose, breathable clothing
Shower after sweating
Avoid tight leggings or synthetic fabrics on affected areas
Benzoyl peroxide wash (5–10%)
Helps kill bacteria and unclog pores
Start with a lower strength or less frequent use to avoid dryness
Antibacterial soaps (short-term use only)
Can help reduce bacteria
Stop use if irritation occurs
Antifungal shampoos (e.g. ketoconazole, ciclopirox, tea tree oil)
Helps treat fungal causes of folliculitis
Leave lather on the skin for a few minutes before rinsing
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