Why moisturize the skin when you have pimples on your buttocks?
Tight clothes, hair removal, sweat bumps, lack of hydration: it doesn't take much to see little pimples appear on our buttocks!
That's why it's important to moisturize the skin of the buttocks!
No panic, most of the time these pimples are not acne but what we call folliculitis. Follic.... what? Inflammation of the hair follicle due to bacterial infection, folliculitis are small red pimples that appear when the hair follicles that line our buttocks become infected. But what is the cause?
A simple irritation caused by a tight synthetic garment or hair removal, combined with perspiration, is enough to cause the skin on the buttocks to react immediately.
If this is the case for you, you may be wondering how to get rid of pimples on your buttocks ? Here is a list of things to do and things to avoid in order to get rid of pimples on your buttocks:
The DO / DONT- Avoid scrubs: they can accentuate irritation and even create new infections by stripping the epidermis, making it fragile and creating a breeding ground for new pimples.
- Avoid wearing tight clothing too regularly: it causes chafing and can lead to irritation. When this happens, try to Wear loose fitting clothing.
- Don't forget to wash your jeans regularly: whether you sit down all day or move around, you sweat in your clothes and especially on your buttocks. Sweating leads to the proliferation of bacteria that can be responsible for infections causing small pimples.
- Choose sportswear that "breathes": to avoid the creation of bacteria nests or rubbing.
- We clean gently: no need to strip, on the contrary. A cleaning with soft soap will be enough to purify, without attacking.
- Don't forget to dry your buttocks after the shower: for a healthy skin, avoid prolonged humidity.
- Do not rub small pimples (like on the face, it can aggravate the infection), it can sometimes even lead to complications like boils.
- Finally, massage your buttocks with a care product, if possible specific to this area, to keep your skin healthy, moisturized, soft and without pimples!
Fesse Time, the purifying treatment for your buttocks
Fesse Time is the toning purity care that will help you meet all the needs of your buttocks: rough skin, small pimples or lack of firmness. Its formula enriched with blackcurrant and peppermint tones and purifies your skin while jojoba oil and shea butter deeply moisturize your skin. Thanks to Fesse Time, your skin is soft, moisturized and smooth, as this purifying treatment gets rid of all the little pimples on your buttocks.
Remember to moisturize the skin of your buttocksMoisturize your buttocks regularly to get rid of pimples and prevent future ones. Apply your moisturizing and purifying care by massaging to make the natural ingredients penetrate and find a smooth skin without any pimples!
In summary
Small pimples on the buttocks are often the result of inflammation around the hair follicles. A good hygiene and an adapted care will allow to get rid of them quickly.
Problems with small pimples on your buttocks? Try Fesse Time!
Margaux's project
In order to take care of this forgotten area of cosmetics (which is in dire need of hydration), we created Fesse Time: a pure toning care for the buttocks with 99% of natural ingredients, without harmful or controversial active ingredients.
Born from Margaux's idea, Fesse Time was co-created with 4000 people from our community.
A care 100% adapted to your need 🍑
COCKTAIL OF ASSETS
99% natural ingredients
Peppermint
- It purifies
Its antibacterial properties make it an ally of choice for a purified and cleansed skin. It acts in particular on the bacteria responsible for the development of small buttons.
- It soothes
Peppermint is known to relieve irritation and redness. Its essential oil is also widely used for its relaxing properties.
- It tones up
Its essential oil is used in particular for its "ice cube" effect, invigorating, toning and energizing.
Jojoba oil
- It restores the skin's suppleness
Jojoba oil has emollient properties, it gives elasticity to the skin especially during sun exposure.
- It feeds
The components of Jojoba oil are close to the protective film of the skin, so it penetrates well the superficial layers of the epidermis. It thus makes it possible to maintain the lipidic film.
- It maintains the hydration of the skin
By limiting the water loss of the skin, it helps to fight against its dehydration.
- It rebalances
This vegetable oil with a dry finish also regulates excess sebum.
Shea Butter
- It feeds
Shea butter forms a protective and nourishing film on the skin.
- It stimulates cell renewal
Its richness in provitamin A stimulates skin renewal, while Vitamin E provides its anti-free radical properties.
- It protects
Shea butter contains an exceptional quantity of unsaponifiable matter (5%) - phytosterols and resinous esters - which provide their healing, disinfecting and protective powers.
Blackcurrant
- It is an antioxidant
The presence of proanthocyanidins in blackcurrant gives it an action on oxidative stress, allowing to slow down the premature aging of the skin.
- It tones up
Blackcurrant is known for its properties as a skin tonic. It also has draining and decongesting properties.
