Depilatory cream

Description

depilatory products Quick, considerably less expensive than permanent hair removal, less painful than waxing and longer-lasting than shaving, depilatory creams provide a good compromise amongst the many methods of hair removal out there. How it works Unlike , doesn’t pull hairs out at the root: it dissolves them in a few minutes using sulphur-derived products (salts from thioglycolic acid) which attack keratin, the protein which makes up the . How to apply On dry skin, spread the cream on the desired area and wait for the length of time indicated on the packaging (a few minutes generally). This is the time it takes for the cream to act. When time is up, rinse well. Warning: there is a risk of caustic burning if the application time isn’t respected. Afterwards, moisturise your skin and restore its natural protection by applying body milk. Don’t use harsh products or any products containing alcohol. Advantages - It&#**9;s completely painless - You’ll feel no pain or prickling - It’s quick and very easy - It&#**9;s not expensive: you can buy tubes of cream for a couple of pounds (enough to do half-legs twice). Disadvantages - The effect, which lasts for around *0 days, is certainly longer than that of a razor but hair regrowth is much quicker than with wax or . - Depilatory cream can also irritate skin.