Easy in-shower use, as part of your special care routine
Hair removal cream is used separately from your everyday skincare routine — think of it as a special care step, 1–2 times a week. You can use it during your shower, so there's no need to carve out extra time. After hair removal, be sure to follow up with plenty of hydration.
Evening shower is the most convenient time
Since skin can become sensitive after hair removal, we recommend using it during your evening shower. Heading out or exposing freshly treated skin to UV rays right after can cause irritation. Remove hair in the evening, hydrate thoroughly, then apply sunscreen the next morning to minimize stress on your skin.
Apply thickly enough to cover hair, without rubbing
On dry skin with no water, spread a thick layer over the area so that hair is fully covered. Avoid rubbing the cream in, as this can cause irritation — simply lay it on top. Wait 1 minute after application before starting your shower, and be careful not to let water hit the treated area directly. After 3 minutes, wipe a small test spot to check if hair is removed. If hair remains, wait up to a maximum of 10 minutes.
Hydration after hair removal is key
Skin tends to dry out right after hair removal. Soothe and hydrate with aloe gel or a moisturizing cream. To help prevent ingrown hairs, gently exfoliate 1–2 times a week for smoother, longer-lasting results.
Always patch test before first use
While this product has been tested and is suitable for sensitive skin, individual reactions can vary. If it's your first time using it, test a small amount first and proceed only if no irritation occurs. If you experience stinging or redness during use, rinse immediately with water. For 24 hours after hair removal, avoid deodorant, perfume, saunas, and scrubs. We recommend waiting 3–4 days between uses, and do not use on the face or other highly sensitive areas.