Depilatories

Depilatories Use these creams for removing the fine hair on your arms, upper lip, and tummy, because they help hair grow back soft, not stubbly.

Depilatories
For the slightly advanced enthusiast, depilatory creams are a good bet to do facial hair removal and leg hair removal.

3) Depilatories:
In this method a chemical dissolves hair at the skin’s surface.
Advantages: Sometimes painless, inexpensive, fast and available anywhere.

depilatories
Also referred to as "chemical shaving," depilatory creams are lotions that dissolve the protein structure of your hair and cause it to separate from the skin. Not very appealing, is it?

Depilatories work by dissolving hair from the skin's surface. They react with the protein in hair, dissolving it into a jellylike substance that can be wiped away.

Chemical depilatories are used primarily for the arms and legs. They should not be used on the face unless specifically stated on the product label. And they should never be used if there are breaks in the skin.

Depilatories
Depilatories use calcium hydroxide and sodium or calcium thioglycolate which dissolve hair. But it involves severe irritation and/or burns to the skin and eyes for some people.

Avoid electrolysis, waxing and chemical depilatories for hair removal on the treated areas while using this product.

Razor bumps itch, burn, can cause scarring, and make shaving virtually impossible. Many Black men have resorted to depilatory creams which seem to work a great deal better than blades. But, some depilatories, if not used correctly, ...

Whether you choose to permanently remove excess hair with laser treatments, permanently reduce the amount of body hair you have with electrolysis or just use temporary means such as waxing, shaving or depilatories.

See also: Chemical, Cream, Acne, Body, Depilatory