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Vaniqa
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Product Info
Vaniqa - Alleviate Unwanted Facial Hair
What Is Vaniqa & How Does It Work?
Although Vaniqa does not "remove" hair, it is the only FDA-approved prescription cream clinically proven to reduce the growth of unwanted facial hair in women. Vaniqa complements hair removal by reducing hair growth itself, if used twice a day, every day. Most users see a noticeable reduction in the amount of unwanted facial hair growth within the first 4 to 8 weeks. For some women, it may take longer. Vaniqa works within the hair follicle, right where the unwanted-facial-hair problem begins. It works with all skin types and hair colors, including dark, coarse hair and light, vellus hair (peach fuzz).
Vaniqa Precautions
See the ingredients of Vaniqa and tell your doctor if you are allergic to any of them. No clinical studies have been performed in pregnant women, so discuss Vaniqa with your doctor if this applies to you. If you breast feed, consult your doctor before using Vaniqa. It is not known if Vaniqa is passed to infants through breast milk. If you take prescription medicines, non-prescription products or use facial or skin creams, tell your physician before using Vaniqa. Do not use Vaniqa if you are less than 12 years of age.
How to Use Vaniqa
Listen to your doctor's advice if you take Vaniqa. Typically, it should be used twice a day as part of your morning and evening skin-care routine. A little Vaniqa goes a long way. Simply massage a thin layer of Vaniqa on your neck, chin, upper lip, or other areas of your face until it's absorbed into the skin.
Vaniqa Side Effects
Vaniqa does not damage or scar skin and generally has a low occurrence of minor side effects. In clinical trials, some women experienced temporary skin irritations such as redness, stinging, burning, tingling or acne. If these persist, tell your doctor. Only 2% of subjects discontinued their clinical trial due to side effects related to Vaniqa.
