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Hi there!!! Im a 19 year old guy who for the past.... 5 years has been going through a REALLY harsh time because of my body hair... most of my body is covered with thin but noticeable hair and my legs are the same but a tad thicker and for the past month I've been looking through KALO's websites finding out information about their products and I just wanted to know if this product works,,,, and can it be possible to see a difference in the thinness of the hair in a couple of applications like the product says it does??? 
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Kalo does work and it works for most but not all people. If you use kalo after the hair has been physically removed you should notice a difference after about 3 sessions and should see a big difference after about 8-10 sessions.
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| Does this mean that you have to treat the area for about 8-10 sessions, or does it mean that once you have treated different area's of your body to the required session (3 the first day, 3 the next) that you will notice a large difference? Because for someone like me and most likely Edward, who are pretty young (20 years) purchasing multiple bottles to do our bodies will be very expensive. I was told that I would most likely need about 10-15 sessions to do my entire body, basically, full legs, full arms, armpits, chest and stomach, buttocks, and around the sensitive private area also. That adds up to about 8 bottles or so, but it's cheaper to get 10 with the bulk discount, you get a better value price per bottle, but it still adds up to about 430 dollars, which for a 20 year old (or in Edwards case 19) that is a lot of money.... It's a large plunge to take but I am doing it! Which leads me to my next question, if you could reply through an e-mail to my inbox aswell as post something here that would be great. I was curious truly how many bottles will I be needing. I am about to place my order, but I need a final confirmation, I'm about to spend a lot of money on your product and I truly do need to know how many I will need. As I said above, I am doing quite a few areas. Basically from the neck down, and I am 6'1". Any help or suggestions in detail on how many or how one would recommend this process to work best with the product would be super appreciated. Like... I am planning on waxing the hair away (yet more money to be spent), and would it be best to wax it pretty much all at once? Or would it be best to do it in sections? Like to start with my arms, use the kalo, then do chest once the arms are done their respective sessions? Hope to hear from you soon.
E-mail me with suggestions and tips on permanent hair removal at pureblack_mytheos@hotmail.com
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I suggest you start with one bottle see what progress you make with that bottle. Is the hair going away at 5% each time or 15% each time. The average is about 10 % but it is different for each person each body part. Once you see how your body is reacting after one bottle you will be in a better position to determine how much you will need for you body.
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| I am considering trying Kalo for my back and chest, but some of the hair on my chest is not long enough to be waxed. I am 20 like these other fellows, and I don't know if Kalo can be used like a preventative on my chest. Therefore, I don't know if I should bother applying it to my chest because that could be waste of my already limited resources. The hair is still fine, but it is becoming thicker and darker over time. Should I wait or go ahead and apply it to the areas of fine hair growth?
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Kalo will not have any effect unless the hair has been removed by the root first. It is not a preventative product.
This post has been made by one of several customer service reps at Nisim International. We do our best to answer your questions quickly and honestly. If you wish to reach us in private send an email to info@nisim.com
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