InstantForum.NET v4.1.3Nisim Internationalhttp://forum.nisim.com/info@nisim.comTue, 07 Feb 2012 19:12:54 GMT20http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxThats all I needed to know, thanks. Now I know it's oil free I'll buy a bottle.Tue, 13 Jul 2010 14:23:35 GMTmaverick921http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxHello, Kalo is non comedogenic, particularly the spray based version. Also of note is the fact that we have the Ingrown Hair Treatment which is excellent for combating acne/oily skin and other skin irritation problems that plague many people.<br>We do not recommend using the Inhibitors after Depilatory Treatments...perhaps it would be sufficient for you to apply after a close shave and see the dramatic reduction in rate of regrowth? Although this is not permanent you do not risk any chemical irritation from Depilatories or the possibility of scarring from Facial Hair Epilation.<br><br>Good Luck.Tue, 13 Jul 2010 12:47:26 GMTAdminhttp://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxCould Admin or anyone else tell me if Kalo is non-commodagenic/oil free? I suffer with whiteheads/acne and anything thats not oil free causes me to flair up.Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:35:10 GMTmaverick921http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxI wouldnt put any of those harsh chemicals on my face. Tue, 06 Jul 2010 06:21:42 GMTAdminhttp://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxOh rite, sorry about that. Obviously if I did manage to find one for male facial hair I would be leaving it for 2-3 hours between uses before applying another product like Kalo to avoid any irritation. To be honest I don't think Im going to find a male deplitaory cream anyway!Tue, 06 Jul 2010 04:39:43 GMTmaverick921http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxI would strongly suggest against depilitory creams for the face and further more dont suggest the use of them with our products. some people have reported adverse reactions.Mon, 05 Jul 2010 22:15:27 GMTAdminhttp://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxAnyone help?Mon, 05 Jul 2010 17:05:54 GMTmaverick921http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxHi, I don't appear to be able to start my own topics, keeps saying I have restricted access!</P><P>Is Kalo non-commodagenic/oil free? I suffer with whiteheads and abit of acne and any creams that are NOT oil free break me out?</P><P>Also I have searched the net for a deplitaory cream to use alongside Kalo for male facial hair but they just don't seem to exist. I know male facial hair is strong and coarse but surely in 2010 there is a cream out there? It's not just women who hate shaving you know, lol.Mon, 05 Jul 2010 04:49:04 GMTmaverick921http://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxThank you for the report. Please keep us posted as you continue to use Kalo</P><P>thanks againWed, 26 May 2010 06:34:21 GMTAdminhttp://forum.nisim.com/Topic2560-5-1.aspxHi,</P><P>I just wanted to share my experience with Kalo, so far it has been a very positive one. I purchased the Kalo 4oz spray bottle almost two months ago, and have used it on my underarms and legs. </P><P>I have definately noticed that my underarm hair grows back finer and I think there is even less of it now, I am 100% convinced Kalo is working for me there. I epilate under my arms by using an electrical epilator that pulls the hairs out from the root like tweezing does. It used to always be really painful for me to remove it this way but I put up with it anyway, however now that there seems to be less hair and it is finer...it's way less painful for me to epilate, I am so excited with how my underarms will turn out in future with the contined use of Kalo.</P><P>Also I have noticed that my leg hairs also appear finer, I have had less applications on my legs than my underarms, but again it seems to be working for me <img align="absmiddle" src="http://forum.nisim.com/Skins/Classic/Images/EmotIcons/Smile.gif" border="0" title="Smile">... I wax my legs myself with wax strips, then use the electrical epilator to remove any hairs I miss before applying the Kalo as directed.</P><P>Even though I find Kalo a bit on the expensive side it will definately be worth it in the long run if I continue to get results like this...and it's alot cheaper than laser!</P><P>So I recommend people to give Kalo a go...I was very sceptical at first but glad I have tried it now! What a pleasant surprise it had been. I plan to get more bottles to try on other areas.</P><P>For the record I am caucasian with dark brown/black hair with a pale to medium skin tone.</P><P>Anyway I hope this was helpful, all the best!Tue, 25 May 2010 19:07:24 GMTcaffatude