Hair Removal: Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Depilatory Creams

In this culture without hairs in which we live, the beauty industry always looks for the easiest and most effective way to keep body hair away. Despite all the options that exist, many women will say that depilatory creams are the only way. They are an easy and painless way to remove hairs from almost every part of the body.


How do they work?
Depilatory creams contain alkaline chemicals, which react to the hair in a safe way. They dissolve keratin (protein structure of the hair), causing the hair to weaken and dissolve [1]. This leaves it in a gelatinous state and is then easily removed with a passage.

The Highs and Lows
Depilatory creams are one of the most painless ways to remove body hair, especially compared to wax or razor blade. They are a great overall method for eliminating both the hairs from larger areas along the legs but also to reach the smaller, hard-to-reach places, such as around the bikini line.

And Veet makes them very easy to apply! Simply spread the cream on a portion of the hair and wait a few minutes before removing it (read the instructions to know the specific time recommended). During this time you can perform many other tasks, from brushing your teeth to filling the bath.

Using depilatory creams in the shower is a great option as it can make the process much cleaner! The cream can be washed, along with the hairs, until it goes down the drain. Veet has a specific range to use in the shower, which will not come out while you wash and can be removed as soon as you are ready. If you do not have access to a shower or bath, you can always use a normal cream that can be removed with a spatula, but you should be careful to clean the place carefully using a wet and warm cloth.

Available in all good cosmetic stores, depilatory creams can be a great and economical option, compared to a trip to a beauty salon, which can be very easy to include in your budget. In addition, there is no risk of getting cuts like you would with the blade.

Depilatory products also have a longer lasting effect than the lamina, since they slowly break down the hair a little above or slightly below the surface of the skin, even in the follicle [2]. You may also notice that hairs, when they grow back, will not be as rough as when they are cut with a blade, because the tips will be sharper, and have a softer, more discreet appearance.

However, if you have sensitive skin, you may be concerned about possible reactions and irritations. Fortunately, Veet has a range of specifics for sensitive skin, enriched with Aloe Vera and Vitamin E, known for their softening properties. But to be sure, we recommend testing on a small portion of the skin for at least 24 hours before applying the cream to see if it does not cause a reaction. If you have a negative reaction, you will know that this is not the best method for you. Always remember, it is never a good idea to use the cream on areas with sore or irritated skin [3].


[1] www.health.howstuffworks.com/skin-care/beauty/hair-removal/hair-removal-creams1.htm
[2] www.enlightenme.com/hair-removal-cream
[3] www.hairfinder.com/techniques/hair_removal_creams2.htm

source : veet

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