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Facial Hair removal cream

Started by Valerie_6966, July 14, 2015, 04:03:53 PM

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Valerie_6966

Has anyone heard of Eflora Cream? Here's a link to a site where they sell it:

https://www.tarasc.com/Eflora-Cream-p/12353.htm

Has anyone ever used it? does it work? care to share experiences
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chloeD33

This true? Cause I really hate laser... Granted the machine I go with looks like it was rolled out in 1983 or something... Tho I'm sure it much newer. Would this eliminate facial for sure?
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Promethea

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Valerie_6966

Quote from: chloeD33 on July 14, 2015, 05:16:16 PM
This true? Cause I really hate laser... Granted the machine I go with looks like it was rolled out in 1983 or something... Tho I'm sure it much newer. Would this eliminate facial for sure?

no, definitely not 'eliminate' it's advertised to be more of an inhibitor. that is to say, it would slow the production of hair, but never cease it. i imagine it would be most useful (if worked as advertised) for those who easily and quickly create 5 o'clock shadows
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justpat

   Try looking at this one also .
    Vaniqa cream  13.9%
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Herrybraun

I used too many facial hair removal cream but finally got one facial bar soap that works well.

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JoanneB

Quote from: justpat on July 14, 2015, 08:18:20 PM
   Try looking at this one also .
    Vaniqa cream  13.9%
I tried it with very little success an my sparse blond mostly face. Didn't have much of an effect on growth rate or how think the hairs were. This is with my T in the basement and a decent E level
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Tama-Ann

I also got Vaniqa prescribed to me, unfortunately my face had a huge acne reaction to it, and felt like my hairs were coming through faster (this is pre-hrt) as usually I'd have to shave 2-3 days apart but with that it was a daily thing - unless my testosterone levels were starting to rise(as I should be at my prime height of T levels but when I had my blood taken it was low) - if this is why I'm glad I got HRT when I did as now (only a week in) - I can go up to 4 days without shaving (though my skin will feel stubbly) and it's not visible.

So no experience with what you've seen but my Vaniqa cream was not good for me personally
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