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Stop the bumps where they start.
Ingrown hairs and razor bumps come from curly hair growing back into the skin. Laser treats the hair at the follicle, so there's less of it left to grow back in.
- Most common on
- Chin, neck and bikini line
- Most clients need
- 8 to 12 sessions
- Safe for
- Every skin tone
$499
Unlimited laser for a full year
First-time clients only. The bikini line, chin and neck all qualify.
See eligible areasWhy it keeps happening
Shaving and waxing leave a sharp tip on the hair. Curly or coarse hair bends back as it grows and pushes into the skin beside it. Your skin treats it like a splinter, and you get a bump.
It's most common on curly hair and darker skin, and a closer shave usually makes it worse.
Why laser helps
Laser treats the follicle itself. Over a series of sessions there's less hair, and finer hair, so there's less left to curl back in.
On deeper skin, Crystal uses the Nd:YAG laser, which passes through skin pigment to reach the follicle. How the laser is chosen
Where bumps show up most
Package prices for 8 and 12 sessions are on the full price list.
Men with razor bumps along the beard line, see laser for men.
Payment plans through Cherry, as low as 0% interest for up to 12 months.
Bumps, before and after
Every photo is a Relax & Cruz client, treated by Crystal. Results vary from person to person.
And the dark marks they leave?
Razor bumps often leave dark spots behind once they heal. Laser deals with the hair, not the marks.
For the marks, Crystal offers facials and peels for dark spots and uneven tone. Many clients pair the two, and your consult can cover both.
See facials and peels
Every session is with Crystal
Crystal has owned and run the spa since 2019, and she does every treatment herself, matched to your skin and your hair.
- Florida licensed electrologist, EO 4649
- Candela GentleMax Pro Plus laser
Ingrown hair questions
Can laser really help razor bumps?
Yes. Razor bumps come from hair growing back into the skin. Laser treats the follicle, so over a series of sessions there's less hair, and finer hair, left to grow back in.
Is it safe on dark skin?
Yes, with the right laser. The Nd:YAG's longer wavelength passes through skin pigment to reach the follicle, and it's the standard choice for deeper skin.
How many sessions does it take?
Most clients need 8 to 12 sessions, spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart, because hair grows in cycles.
What should I do between sessions?
Shave the area the day before each visit. Skip waxing, plucking and tanning between sessions, since laser needs the hair's root in place.
What about the dark marks?
Those are a separate concern from the hair. Facials and peels can help even out tone, and Crystal can suggest a plan for both at your free consult.
Start with a free consult.
Show Crystal where the bumps are, learn your skin type, and leave with a plan and a price.
Pay over time with Cherry — as low as 0% interest for 12 monthsHours
Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm
Sunday and Monday, closed