The ingredients of Nair are: Water, Mineral Oil, Calcium Hydroxidem, Urea, Potassium Thioglycolate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20, Sodium Hydroxide, Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao) Butter, Fragrance, Tocopherol (Vitamin #), and D&C Yellow No. 8.
Ok, now it's been a while since I've had chem class, but if memory serves, Calcium Hydroxidem and Sodium Hydroxide are not to be toyed with. Offhand, I imagine it probably oxidizes the hair and dissolves it that way. I don't know the chemical makeup of hair, and I forget exactly what the formula for Calcium Hydroxidem is, so I can't write up a chemical formula for you. I hope this was helpful, all the same?
No, it does not. But it does work on dry legs and if you rub it in a circle motion both clockwise and counterclockwise. Hair will grow back, just as if you were to shave or use a hair remover, like Nair.
From My experience, Nair does work to remove hair in the bikini line. Just be careful about where you put it, you don't want unwanted hair falling off! lol Hope it helps
yes nair works but when u use it it can burn sometimes but the hair grows back slow so its worth it
Acetone-a solvent.
Don't shave there are hair removal products like Nair that really work
go to a hair clinic and they will tell u
Hair color remover works by breaking down the artificial dye molecules in the hair, allowing them to be washed out. This is typically done with the help of ingredients like sulfites, which penetrate the hair shaft and reduce the size of the dye molecules. Once the molecules are small enough, they can be easily rinsed away, helping to fade the color from the hair.
Yes, Nair can be used on armpits to remove hair. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions on the product packaging and do a patch test on a small area of skin before applying it to the entire armpit area.
aloe vera gel might work. Its really soothing on sunburns and hair irritation feels kinda like a sunburn.
Yes, best thing in the world... I <3 it.... After using it twice a week for 3 weeks my hair didn't grow back for 2 months!
No, thin hair makes it look good.
The best hair removal method depends on the area of the body and type of hair. Creams like Nair and Veet work better on hair that is not too coarse. Any hair removal method might cause a reaction especially on sensitive hairs like the face.