Depilatory cream for the intimate area
Depilation of the genital area is part of the regular body care ritual for many women and also men. The depilatory cream is an option that is painless in contrast to waxing or epilating, because the hair root is preserved. Also, unlike intimate shaving, there is no danger of cuts.
However, the skin in the intimate area is often very sensitive, so that products should be used that are expressly suitable for this area.Also, before depilation of the genital area with depilatory cream, the compatibility should be tested first. When using depilatory cream, it is also important to note that the product should never be applied to the sensitive mucous membranes. The area of the labia, vagina and anal region should therefore be avoided.
Also in men the cream is not suitable for depilation of anus, testicles and penis, there is a risk of very painful skin irritation. The application of the depilatory cream itself does not differ from the application on other parts of the body. The product is applied to dry, cleansed skin and removed with the enclosed spatula, observing the maximum duration of action.
When subsequently rinsing off with clear water, care should be taken to ensure that the product does not get on the mucous membranes. An after-shave lotion can be applied to soothe the skin. It is not uncommon for skin irritation to occur in the form of itchy redness or pimples despite correct application. In this case, it should not be applied again in the intimate area, as the skin in this area is often too sensitive for chemical hair removal.
Depilatory cream for the armpits
Smooth, hairless armpits are considered indispensable for many women and also men today. The production of sweat and odour is also reduced by hair removal. In addition to shaving and waxing or epilating, the use of depilatory cream is another way to remove underarm hair.
Since the skin under the armpits is often sensitive, the depilatory cream should first be tested on a small area. The product is applied to dry, cleansed skin (wash off any traces of deodorant before use) and removed with the enclosed spatula, observing the maximum exposure time. Afterwards the skin is cleaned from cream residues with lukewarm water. It is now recommended to refrain from using alcohol-based deodorants for at least one day, as they can additionally irritate the skin and cause an unpleasant burning or rash.
