I don't quite understand why KALO doesn't work for everyone. If the solution is targeting the major component of hair growth which is sulphur, and all humans have this component to grow their hair, then why KALO can't  be effective in that case. Assuming everyone do the right procedure, pulling the hair from its root and apply KALO, this should work for everyone whatever race, ethnicity and genetic condition. KALO is weaking the hair follicle, it is just like poisoning the hair overtime. Does this mean that there is particular type of hair that KALO is very effective? And what it is? What particular color? How thick and fine? I hope KALO is effective to my facial hair.

Confused,

Monkey Boy

I've got your point. So that is why it is not for everybody. By the way, I'd like to use exfoliating products for my facial care. I bought "Beaty Formulas Honey and Almond Facial Scrub" to try. I want to remove the dead skin, black heads and some remains of the shaving marks for over 15 years. And I want to drink peppermint/spearmint tea to reduce adrogen causing the facial hair to grow because of the excess testosterone. Do you think these things can help not just to slow down but permanently remove the hair in my face? And I want you to know that I got pimples all over my face because of the effect of the tweezing/plucking my facial hair.

Thanks Again,

Monkey Boy

It's been a week since I've plucked my facial hair and applied KALO. I've noticed that there are increase of ingrown hairs all over my face. But to my surprise, the ingrown hairs are not deeply rooted unlike to my previous experience. They are too soft and easily removed by the tweezer. They are almost on top of my skin and some of them can easily be washed by other facial care I've used. Is this the sign that kalo solution works on me?

Thanks,

monkey boy

It's been two weeks since I applied KALO solutions into my face. Well by now, my ingrown hairs grew with strenghts and qualities similar to the original hairs. So every day I plucked it one by one and applied KALO the way I did the first time. I expected week after week there will be ingrown and fully grown hair because the growth differs from one another. But I noticed, there are portion that don't have any hairs but it's minimal. The razor shadow is still visible on my face, I tried to use whitening solution if this will help to bring back the glow on my face. As of now, I can't tell you if KALO really works for me because of the regrowth of hairs. I have thick deep rooted very healthy facial hair that grows faster than 4-6 days. But still, I will take my chances, I will continue up to 4-5 times tweezing if necessary. That's for now, I will update you next week. I wrote to record the progress and effectivitiy of your products.

Thanks again,

Monkey Boy

This is my third week using KALO solutions. I have not done shaving since then. But tweezing consume much of my time for there are too many ingrown hairs that already grown. I've noticed that whenever I use MASTER facial cleanser, the ingrown hairs grow faster. Well, it is good for me so that I can pluck it out my face. Last week I tweeze everyday, but this week, I tweezed every other day only. I hope the fourth week and so on I will seldom pluck. It is true that KALO slows down the growth of hair because of the evidence of the ingrown hairs. I have shaving shadows on my face and I would like to whiten it. I think KALO solution is design for women only. For men, where the type of hairs are more course and firm and strong will have a very slow effects (I think, in my case). And for average earner like me, the price per bottle is quite expensive. The spray bottle is already half full after three weeks. And you've said, I need more than 10x to stop the hair growth, maybe I needed 2-3 more bottles, if I'm not mistaken with my calculations. This will last upto 8 months before I will see the full results. Anyway, I'm on my fourth week now and I hope more hair stops growing.

Thanks,

Monkey Boy