The hallmark of the folliculitis is a cluster formation on the skin with many tiny black or reddish-brown nodules that make the thigh skin rough, rough; itching or burning pain to the touch. Inflammatory pores are clogged, hairs cannot grow out or curl inward. Illustration Folliculitis is not difficult to treat, it is important that the sufferer see a doctor to determine the cause of the disease and use appropriate medication. However, the progression of folliculitis is usually persistent, or recurring due to favorable factors such as environmental pollution. So, to prevent the disease from recurring, you need to take the following measures: – Drink plenty of water, eat lots of vegetables and fruits to provide adequate vitamins and minerals to keep skin healthy. – Periodically exfoliate 2 times / week to ensure the skin is well ventilated. – Clean personal hygiene, daily bath even in winter to minimize clogged pores. Use reputable skin care products, especially moisturizers, especially in winter. – Wear loose fitting clothes that absorb sweat well, do not wear too tight or tight clothes. – Change sheets regularly to remove dirt and bacteria on it. – Limit shaving or using hair removal products, especially products of unknown origin. MH (th)