It is reckoned many millions of women in the United States alone are
concerned about unwanted facial hair as it affects their feeling of
well-being and even their sense of femininity. Vaniqa, a
prescription cream, has now been on the market for many years, and
although the company who produces it has changed over the years,
millions of dollars have been spent on obtaining the rights. Evidently
it is still a very viable option many women use to neutralize unwanted
facial hair. Here are 10 facts you should know about Vaniqa: 1.
Vaniqa cream is not a hair removal cream. Depilatories contain strong
chemicals which basically dissolve the hair. Vaniqa is not a
depilatory. Rather, the ingredients in Vaniqa get into the hair
follicle and affect the hair follicle's ability to produce new hair. So
it is rightly described as a hair growth retardant or inhibitor. 2.
Time is needed so be patient in waiting to see results from Vaniqa.
Many women see a difference in the rate of hair growth after using it
twice a day for about 2 months. If after six months you see no
difference then it's probably never going to work so discontinue using
it. 3. Vaniqa is particularly effective for unwanted facial hair on the upper lip, below the chin, and on the neck. 4. Vaniqa should only be used by women or young females over the age of twelve. It is not intended for men. 5.
In clinical trials some women experienced slight side effects such as
redness and irritation of the skin. However, this was a small minority
and the adverse reactions are minimal. 6. Vaniqa cream
should be massaged into the skin where the unwanted facial hair is
growing twice a day, perhaps once at the beginning of the day and once
at the end of the day. 7. Pregnant women or women breast
feeding should be aware that there is insufficient data from the
clinical trials to give assurance that Vaniqa is completely safe in
these situations. Consultation with a medical practitioner is advised. Some
women who are expecting or nursing choose to avoid any risk whatsoever
to the unborn or very young and instead continue with their current
method for removing unwanted facial hair such as waxing, sugaring, or
tweezing. 8. Vaniqa cream is a prescription drug. You can
either obtain it through your local physician or use an online drug
agency. In the latter case, be sure to give honest answers about your
medical history and condition in the questionnaire that must be
completed before an order is processed. 9. You can still
use cosmetics and skin moisturizers with Vaniqa. Just make sure you
apply Vaniqa cream first and wait for it to dry before applying any
cosmetic preparation. 10. Vaniqa can be a good
accompaniment to laser hair removal for unwanted facial hair. Clinical
tests indicate that using a combination of laser hair removal and
Vaniqa increased the effectiveness of the laser treatment. It
must be stated that no two individuals are exactly the same when it
comes to responding to prescription drugs and medications. In some
tests, about 58% of the women involved reported a decrease in hair
growth. Obviously Vaniqa will not work for everyone. Nevertheless,
if unwanted facial hair is bothering you, why not try the Vaniqa option
and see if you can make your facial hair removal sessions easier and
less frequent. |