DEPILUS CREAM (EFLORNITHINE HYDROCHLORIDE 13.9%) 15grm

Dealing with unwanted facial hair can be a constant, frustrating cycle. Depilus Cream is specifically formulated to help you break that cycle. Unlike traditional hair removal methods that only tackle the hair on the surface, this cream works at the follicular level to slow down hair production.

It contains the clinically recognized active ingredient Eflornithine, which targets the enzymes responsible for hair growth. Over time, you’ll notice that hair grows back slower, finer, and much less noticeably. It’s a gentle yet powerful addition to your skincare routine, designed to give you smoother skin and more time between salon visits. Whether it’s the chin, upper lip, or cheeks, Depilus offers a discreet way to manage facial hair without the irritation of constant plucking.

What It Does

Depilus Cream acts as a hair growth retardant. It interferes with a specific enzyme in the hair follicle (ornithine decarboxylase) that is necessary for hair cell division and growth. By inhibiting this enzyme, the cream slows the rate of hair regrowth, making hair thinner and lighter over time.

Key Benefits

• Slows Regrowth: Significantly extends the time between hair removal treatments.

• Finer Hair: New hair growth appears much softer and less prominent.

• Non-Irritating: A pain-free alternative to frequent waxing or harsh depilatories.

• Targeted Action: Specifically designed for sensitive areas of the female face.

• Dermatologically Focused: Provides a pharmaceutical-grade approach to hirsutism management.

Direction to Use

1. Cleanse: Wash the affected area with a mild cleanser and pat dry.

2. Apply: Rub a thin layer of the cream onto the areas of the face where hair growth reduction is desired.

3. Frequency: Apply twice daily, at least 8 hours apart, or as directed by a healthcare professional.

4. Wait: Do not wash the treated area for at least 4 hours after application.

5. Routine: You can apply makeup or sunscreen over the cream once it has completely dried.