Will depilatory cream cause body odor? Will depilatory cream make hair grow thicker?

Usually many girls have used depilatory creams, and most girls use them to remove armpit hair. Many people are afraid that depilatory creams will cause body odor. So we need to know whether depilatory creams can cause body odor. Will depilatory creams make hair grow thicker?

Depilatory creams will not cause body odor. Body odor is a skin disease caused by the combination of apocrine sweat glands and bacteria on the skin, and has nothing to do with the use of depilatory creams. When the patient has abundant armpit hair, depilatory creams can be used for hair removal. Body odor generally has a family history. If parents have body odor, their children may also suffer from it. Body odor occurs because the patient lives in a hot and humid environment for a long time, or has endocrine disorders, excessive mental stress, and genetic factors that lead to abnormal apocrine sweat glands. After the secreted sweat is decomposed by bacteria, a strong odor will appear, resulting in symptoms of body odor. Hair can effectively prevent bacterial infection in the armpits. Using depilatory cream to remove armpit hair may cause bacterial infection in the armpits. If the patient already has body odor, it will make the sweat odor more obvious. If the patient has body odor, the patient can decide on treatment based on the severity of the situation.

Hair removal cream will make the hair grow thicker and thicker. In fact, the growth of real hair is thick at the root and thin at the tip. That is, the hair is cut from the root, making the pores look thicker. The newly grown hair does not grow diagonally but upward, which will also create the illusion of thicker hair. It is best to trim the length of body hair to 0.5 cm before use. It is not easy to remove hair that is too long or too short. Reducing the intake of red meat, greasy, and irritating foods, and eating less condiments such as MSG can also help inhibit the growth of body hair. Hair removal cream is a chemical preparation that uses the chemical substances in it to dissolve the hair structure to achieve the purpose of hair removal. The main ingredient of this preparation is thioacetic acid (calcium). It is suitable for people who are afraid of pain but whose skin is not easily allergic. A patch test must be done before use. Adverse reactions include allergic reactions, thickening of hair, pigmentation, etc.

This will definitely hurt, and it depends on your tolerance for pain. If you are sensitive to pain, you will definitely feel very painful, but if you have a strong tolerance for pain, it will be very easy. Depilatory cream is a chemical agent that is irritating to the skin. If there is a wound or it is used improperly, it will cause skin pain. Moreover, if the skin is prone to allergies, and the depilatory cream stays on the skin for a long time, it is easy to cause skin keratinization and roughness. Moreover, if depilatory cream is used frequently, it will clog the pores and cause folliculitis. Depilatory cream has great side effects. There are many kinds of depilatory creams, some are emulsion-type, and some are beeswax-type. Usually beeswax is more painful, and if you have allergic skin, it will cause redness or swelling of the skin. Most people will have a burning sensation after hair removal, but this is normal. It will take half an hour to an hour to recover to achieve normal results.

Depilatory creams use the chemical ingredients contained in the product to dissolve the hair structure, thereby achieving the purpose of hair removal. The claim that depilatory creams are carcinogenic still lacks scientific basis, but it is not to be ignored. Its main ingredient is thioacetic acid (calcium), which destroys cysteine ​​in the human body by destroying the disulfide bonds of cysteine. However, many proteins in the human body are also linked by disulfide bonds. If this ingredient is taken orally, it will indeed cause certain harm. However, if it is only used on the skin for a short period of time, it will be absorbed very little and the toxicity will not be very high. The claim that it is carcinogenic is still a bit exaggerated. Carcinogens are everywhere, and people may absorb them every day, but whether carcinogens will cause cell cancer depends on the amount of contact, time, human physique and other aspects.