Derm reacts to sneaky hair splinter!

[@carolleite6256]

I have always been fascinated how hair can weave its way into things. I restarted noticing that it did this when my family adopted a long haired dog and his hair was woven into like literally everything.

[@verticalmanatee]

One time I found one of my head hairs “growing” from my eyebrow. At the time I didn’t know they could do that and I thought I just had an extremely long eyebrow hair 😅

[@apples492]

Finally he shows full video😊

[@deeluzinal1xxx488]

Buy nothing is visible....

[@deeluzinal1xxx488]

But

[@annajosullivan]

That wasn’t a hair splinter. You could tell by the way the skin puckered when they pulled it out that it was an ingrown hair.

[@lisawhite6058]

Why is this stuff SOO satisfying to watch?? 😂😂

[@Kappa-2713]

Those things actually hurt like hell for absolutely no reason 😀👍

[@user-je3jy9sf2y]

My daughter is a hair stylist and she gets them frequently.

[@kenzi5559]

Same with my sister and mom. Hair is everywhere. Never wear socks around the salon was always a rule cause getting them out of feet hurts worse.

[@electraperrin9718]

​@kenzies5899 really? I would of thought wearing the socks would prevent hair splinters happening and then just toss out the pair more than just bare foot

[@kenzi5559]

@electraperrin9718 Well you're right, if you go barefoot they might stick easier but you can usually wipe those off. The hair with socks, though, you can't wipe off as easy and it starts to hurt when the hair's sneak to the inside of your sock and basically stab your foot until it falls out or gets all the way in there. Basically just wear shoes. I just meant barefoot or socks probably wouldn't be best. I think I said socks because you'd probably be more likely to wear socks and not go barefoot when walking around a public place. (Unless you are getting a pedicure or you don't own shoes, anything like that.)

[@nocilantro_gack]

I'm a barber... Me too.... Can be painful

[@princesslunakusuma8322]

my 1st thought gonna be like "that's a vein" lol so I'm not gonna pull that , turn out it's hair 😭

[@ClezVideos]

I used to get them all the time when I regularly used an epilator on my legs. Loads of ingrown hairs and those hair splinters as you call them. Had to stop using an epilator as it didn’t matter how much I exfoliated or moisturised, I’d get lots and lots of both.

[@jonb5057]

Plot twist it moves 😂😂

[@anaisrodriguez7001]

Am I the only one who didn’t know that this could happen

[@chrystalboudreau6201]

That's not a hair splinter. You get one when you cut hair and a small piece gets into your skin. It hurts

[@silvercash64]

This is fascinating content !

[@sunidaye011110]

I have this issue excessively, on my scalp, eye lashes and brows and certain body areas where I shave frequently

[@VickyShawcooksalot]

I've had those when I shaved my legs.

[@dancing.with.adagio]

I get these because of my Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. My skin is too soft and gummy to let the hair grow thru the layers.

[@marciacollom566]

Wow I didn’t know what they were called. By they way you are really cute 😚😚😚

[@Ilanca_with_a_C]

Those burn like hell even after they're gone

[@carlalatuda6574]

Satisfying removal!

[@sophroniel]

That's an ingrown hair trapped under the skin. She plucks it at the end.

[@jonathanwright5550]

Nah it's not.

[@jenniferclipfel898]

I have one like that under the left side of my chin

[@maryonisemo9270]

Does hair splinter hurt if not removed?

[@lisawarsh-chartier9473]

I have tons of those on my leg, or should I say, in my leg!

[@bellasandra8042]

I found, if you pull the hair so that just the root is left in, leave the skin to heal, then remove the hair it doesn't keep doing the same thing.

[@lisawarsh-chartier9473]

@@bellasandra8042 I would have to cut the skin to get at the hair. I have so many that I just leave them. I could get an infection from breaking the skin in so many places. But thanks!

[@kenzi5559]

Can happen often at hair salons.

[@CraftDaddyInc]

MMA fighter for 22 yrs Hair cut, next day “imma whoosie” hair splinter in knuckle ER!!!! Omg Had to come up with a Great War story… jk, was. Honest! Hair Splinters are THE DEVIL

[@Kitten479]

I get these all the time I’ve tried so much stuff I just pull them out and let them grow

[@squishamonzeter]

Dang ❤😂

[@Sunny-b4q]

I have a few in my eyebrow area

[@codpro1237]

bro this happened to me,a hair got stuck in my foot and it hurt but i pulled it out with my hands but it feels like a splinter

[@lilianavalerio600]

Only problem is it should be left alone before plucking cause the next hair will grow inside again

[@NathalieBoynton3862]

I get those

[@evelinecraig6906]

Tweezers look dirty😮

[@user-oj5gi5xx9v]

People go to the doctor for this?

[@babiboib7]

How?!?!?!?!!?!?

[@Mariiiam]

Isn’t this an ingrown hair

[@JoseFonseca-bx4qy]

CRIP

[@X_Tenxion]

How the heck fo you get a hair splinter?🤌

[@mumiyumi7554]

Seen a lot of videos of people pulling out nose hairs, was told not to do this by my hairdresser instructor. Was taught that from that bridge of your nose to the corner of your mouth is called the “triangle of death”. If you get an infection from pulling hairs or popping pimples it can cause so many bad things like brain abscess/infection, damage to the nerves/face paralysis or even death. Every time I see a video of someone barbershop doing this I want to scream at them to stop, what your thoughts is this true or does it rarely happen?😂

[@kathleenbierman5245]

U

[@stephgreen9856]

Yes, it's true, but it's also true that it rarely happens. I don't ever risk it!