What is Vaniqa
There are many people that suffer
with too much hair on their
faces. This makes many women
feel uncomfortable in social
gatherings. However, they cannot
help it when hair grows so quickly
on their faces. There are few
ways in which this hair growth
can be controlled and removed.
However, there are no permanent
ways of getting rid of facial
hair permanently. It must be
asserted then that the best
thing for one to do is curtail
facial hair growth if it cannot
be stopped completely. A product
such as Vaniqa is believed to
be quite successful at slowing
down facial hair growth and
making it more manageable for
you to control.
Using Vaniqa
While using Vaniqa, you would
still need to continue with
your methods of removing facial
hair. This does not mean that
Vaniqa does not do its job;
it simply means that while you
continue to remove facial hair,
hair growth is slowed down gradually,
making it easier for you to
remove it from your face. In
addition to this, the number
of times you would get down
to remove facial hair will decrease
as a result of slower facial
hair growth.
Vaniqa cream is used according
to directions provided. It is
applied as a fine layer on the
skin where there is unwanted
facial hair. You need to massage
the cream into the skin and
leave it there as it is for
at least four hours.
Apply Vaniqa cream twice a day,
and each treatment should be
separated by a minimum of eight
hours.
Advantages of Vaniqa
One of the advantages while
using Vaniqa is that you do
not need to switch cosmetics;
you may use the same make-up
without reactions occurring.
However, you should make sure
that all the cream is absorbed
into the skin before applying
any make-up. You should not
let the cream go into your eyes,
mouth or nose. If it happens
to get in you eyes or mouth,
rinse it away with water and
then see a doctor. You should
also avoid applying the cream
on damaged areas of the skin,
such as rashes and sores.
Side effects of using Vaniqa
include:
• redness,
• rash,
• burning,
• stinging tingling,
Irritation to start with is
common, but if this lasts for
a delayed period then it is
better to stop the treatment.
You should inform your
doctor before using Vaniqa if
you are allergic to medicines
that contain:
• ceteareth-20,
• PEG-bO stearate,
• phenoxyethanol,
• propylparaben,
• stearyl alcohol and
water.
cetearyl alcohol,
• dimethicone,
• glyceryl stearate,
• methylparaben,
• mineral oil
Pregnancy Precautions
Women that are pregnant should
consult their doctors when seeking
Vaniqa treatment. Those who
are breast-feeding should also
consult their doctors, as there
is little evidence available
on Vaniqa’a effects on
women who breast-feed or are
pregnant. Those under the age
of 12 should not receive Vaniqa
treatment. |
