Hair Growth Inhibitor Oil
Hair growth inhibitor oil is specially designed to slow hair regrowth while reducing the irritation and redness that can occur on the skin after hair removal, especially in sensitive areas. With its rich blend of natural, soothing oils, it helps moisturize and calm the skin.
Soothes the skin and reduces redness and irritation
Deeply moisturizes the skin and prevents dryness after hair removal
Forms a natural protective layer that keeps skin smooth
126,00 MAD
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Application method
A gentle, effective oil that helps slow hair regrowth and prevents skin irritation, with a natural formula that nourishes and moisturizes the skin after use.
Benefits: Slows hair regrowth and makes it less uncomfortable; moisturizes skin and prevents dryness; contains natural ingredients that help soothe the skin.
Ideal for: People experiencing irritation or dryness after hair removal, and those looking for a natural, gentle way to care for their skin afterward.
How to use: Apply to the dry area after hair removal.
Do not use on: the face, very sensitive areas, or irritated or damaged skin.
Ingredients
Calcium thioglycolate, Calcium hydroxide (pH 10-12), Sweet almond oil, Coconut oil, Tea tree oil, Lavender essential oil, Vitamin E oil, Distilled water, Polysorbate 80.
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