How to use hair removal cream and what are the adverse reactions

How can you let yourself become a furry child in this season of showing arms and legs? Use a depilatory cream to make your skin whiter. How to use the depilatory cream? What adverse reactions may occur?

Showing arms and legs is so sexy, but if you are a furry child, it will not be sexy at all. What should you do then? How to use a depilatory cream? What adverse reactions may occur?

How to use hair removal cream

1. Clean the hair removal area and make sure to dry it.

2. Follow the instructions on the depilatory cream package to remove hair. First, apply the depilatory cream evenly on the skin. The thickness should be sufficient to cover the hair. After that, it is not suitable to touch the depilatory area.

3. Leave the depilatory cream on the skin for a period of time according to the product instructions. It can usually be removed within 10 minutes.

4. After wiping off the depilatory cream, wash the depilatory area with warm water, then dry the skin, and use mild skin care products to maintain the depilatory area.

Precautions

Before using depilatory cream, you'd better do a skin test first. That is, apply a small amount of depilatory cream on the inside of your arm or behind your ear for a while to observe whether your skin has an allergic reaction.

Adverse reactions to hair removal creams

1. Skin allergies. This is because the chemicals in the depilatory cream over-irritate the skin, causing skin discomfort, redness, swelling, rashes, and itching.

2. Pigmentation. Hair removal cream is a chemical product, which will cause certain damage to the skin and hair follicles. For some beauty lovers with overly delicate skin, it will cause greater stimulation and pigmentation problems.

3. The hair is thick and black. After each hair removal, the hair will gradually grow back. The hair that has been damaged many times may become thicker and darker when it grows back.

This is an introduction to the usage of depilatory cream and its adverse reactions. Once an adverse reaction occurs, you should stop using it to avoid causing damage to your skin.