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What
is a sulphur reducer?
Sulphur
reducers, used in Kalo, are organic compounds which
prevent the formation of basic sulphur linkages.
Because sulphur is a necessary compound involved in hair
growth, by preventing the formation of sulphur linkages
hair growth is also inhibited.
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Can
men or women use Kalo anywhere on the body?
Kalo works
equally as well for men as for women and can be used on
any body part including the bikini and genital areas.
If Kalo is to be applied to a sensitive body part please
test it on a less sensitive part of the skin first to be
sure there is no irritation or skin allergy.
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Is
Kalo safe?
Yes.
Kalo has been proven to be completely safe to use after
waxing, sugaring, tweezing and even shaving; this has
been confirmed by extensive safety studies.
However,
as with every natural-based product, it is advised to
test Kalo on a less sensitive patch of skin to determine
whether an allergic reaction would develop. In the case
of irritation or allergic reaction, discontinue use and
wash the area thoroughly with soap and water.
It is
not advised to use Kalo after chemical depilatories, as
they often cause skin burns.
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How long
will Kalo take to work?
As with many
natural herbal/organic products, Kalo will take
different lengths of time to be effective for different
people. On the average, studies have found that 10% of
hair will be inhibited after each combined hair removal
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work after shaving?
Some retarding
of hair growth and weakening of the hair will be
noticeable when Kalo is used regularly after shaving. In
fact, in some isolated cases, prolonged use may have
actually prevented the hair from growing back.
However, Kalo
works best when the hair has been physically epilated
through waxing, tweezing, sugaring, etc. These methods
remove the hair from the follicle-pore, thus allowing
Kalo's triple-compound action sulfur-reducers to
penetrate exposed the recently expose follicle-pore and
inhibit the hair at the growth stages.
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Do
results vary on different body parts?
Yes. When hair
is thin and weak, such as facial hair on women, Kalo is
most effective. If the hair is medium or coarse in
strength and thickness, Kalo will take longer to work.
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Will I
see results after my first application?
It is very
possible to see results just one application, however
most people notice results after two or three hair
removal | Kalo sessions. Complete results will likely
take approximately over one year.
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Which
one is better the spray or the lotion?
Both products
are equally as effective. The spray is best suited for
large body parts like the back or legs, while the lotion
is best for the facial and bikini areas. The lotion has
more skin soothing properties and many people find it
easier to apply.
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Is
Kalo FDA approved?
No. Kalo is
not considered a food or a drug and therefore does not
require FDA approval.
However, Kalo
has met all necessary safety requirements in testing
so that it can be sold worldwide.
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Why
does Kalo work in select percentages?
At any given
time, 10% to 15% of our hair follicles are in the
anagen or growth phase.
Since Kalo has
the greatest effect on hair follicles in the anagen
phase, Kalo results will be noticed and are shown in
certain percentage ranges.
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Will
Kalo's effects be permanent?
This depends
on a few factors:
If Kalo is
used as directed after each physical hair removal
session, such as waxing or tweezing, the hair eventually
will not grow back.
If Kalo is
used as directed after each shaving session and no hair
is physically removed, the hair will grow back but more
slowly and will become weaker and finer over time.
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How
long has Kalo been on the market?
Kalo was
introduced in the spring of 1997.
Kalo was in
testing and development phases in the 5 years preceding
1997.
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