Hello everyone! I had my haircut from a salon 3 - 4 months ago. After a while, 2 to 4 days after, I started scratching the back of my head and this developed to little bits of tiny bumps at the back of my head. I've started using this bump stopper 2 cream and neo presol;pls guys I really need this tiny bumps to die down. Will thesw creams work effectively or there are some other good alternatives i can use in treating it bcus the bumps appear stubborn and I really need it to dry up and go either way. Pls help!!!! Its really urgent as I'm really feeling downcasted and sad!

Scrub hard with a good tough sponge in the shower using medicated soap, and after the bath, apply funbact A. and leave to dry.

Repeat for three days, day and night.

Funbact A? To treat back head bumps? Are u sure pls, is it something you've tried b4 and it worked if I may know ?

escavros:
Scrub hard with a good tough sponge in the shower using medicated soap, and after the bath, apply funbact A. and leave to dry.

Repeat for three days, day and night.

Adedaniel123:
Funbact A? To treat back head bumps? Are u sure pls, is it something you've tried b4 and it worked if I may know ?

go and use funbact like he said or surest one buy damatol and use morning and night...it will die before 7 days.

Sorry what's surest one? Is that the name of a damatol or u mean normal damatol?

boltwings:
go and use funbact like he said or surest one by damatol and use morning and night...it will die before 7 days.

Go and get Dr. Whitefield tube lotion. Its like 500 naira or so.

Also when you wanna cut hair at the salon, always tell then to treat the clippers

Adedaniel123:
Sorry what's surest one? Is that the name of a damatol or u mean normal damatol?

go use damatol early

Okay. Thanks but what about a bump stopper cream? Someone prescribed it to me

boltwings:
go use damatol early

Use only your own hair clipper to cut your hair going forward. Also tell them to be very gentle when doing line ups at the back of your head in future even with your own clipper or to not do line ups at all.

Finally, there is a barbing & beauty salon in Lagos which is inside the enyo petrol station, after 2nd toll gate, after chevron lekki - where they can fix the issue for you with fire and chemicals.

Good luck and God speed!

Hello brother, thanks for your advice. Meanwhile what do you mean by fix the issue with fire and chemical? Is it the small bumps or what pls?

anointedlinks:
Use only your own hair clipper to cut your hair going forward. Also tell them to be very gentle when doing line ups at the back of your head in future even with your own clipper or to not do line ups at all.

Finally, there is a barbing & beauty salon in Lagos which is inside the enyo petrol station, after 2nd toll gate, after chevron lekki - where they can fix the issue for you with fire and chemicals.

Good luck and God speed!

Where you able to get a cure for it?

Wealth7723:
Where you able to get a cure for it?

A good way to avoid this issue is simply to not cut your hair or beard too close. Also, no tight braids or locs.

Do not scratch if you are tempted to scratch after hair cut

I used to have the same issue quite a lot years ago.

My solution back then was to scrub the tiny bumps hard with a tough sponge until I start feeling pain a bit, then I dry the area with a clean towel and gently apply methylated spirit to the area. Quite painful but very effective!

When I noticed that it could be the clipper that could be causing the problem, I had have my barber stop carving or lining the back of my head line and that was how I have never had such issue for the past 10 years.

Acne keloidis nuche I think, I had this back then from a trip to the barber too, the solution is to use neopresol twice a day for 2 weeks.
After, buy your own clipper and tell the barber to use spirit and burn the clipper mouth.

Cousin9999:


A good way to avoid this issue is simply to not cut your hair or beard too close. Also, no tight braids or locs.

Thanks

Wealth7723:

Thanks

Ideas for cuts:

- Throwback cut. Short afro pompadour, fluffed out.
- Short afro with sponge curl.
- Long twist outs, and maybe short in the back (but might make you look like a teen).
- Afro, shorter on sides, longer on top, with twist outs (looks more grown [it looks better than that, but that's the only pic I could find])