Can I use hair removal cream during menstruation?

The problem of excessive body hair is a problem faced by many female friends, especially during the menstrual period, when the hair happens to be more abundant. Many female friends, for the sake of beauty, use depilatory creams to remove hair without considering the side effects. But I want to tell everyone that you cannot use depilatory cream casually during menstruation, because using depilatory cream during menstruation may cause some more obvious discomfort symptoms.

Summer has already arrived, and the temperature is getting hotter and hotter. Many female friends will wear lighter clothes, which will cause more skin to be exposed. This is a bit embarrassing for women with thicker hair, and they may use depilatory cream to remove the hair. So can depilatory cream be used casually, especially during menstruation? This is what many people want to know. Below I will give you a detailed introduction to the actual situation.

Everyone loves beauty, which is understandable, but here I would like to remind female friends who pursue beauty that depilatory creams should not be used casually during menstruation. Because the use of depilatory cream during menstruation is very likely to cause discomfort, why would discomfort occur?

Because the depilatory cream uses the chemical compounds in it to dissolve the hair, so as to achieve the actual effect of depilatory. The main ingredient of this depilatory cream is hydrochloric acid (calcium). This kind of ingredients are irritating to the skin. If used frequently or on sensitive skin, some swelling, skin allergies, or even rashes may occur. Therefore, friends with allergies should use it less, especially during menstruation.

In addition, hair removal creams may also have certain side effects. For example, frequent use of depilatory cream can easily cause the membrane hair to become wider, the hair to become wider, and it is easy to leave half of the residual hair, leaving thick hair shafts. Due to the cross-section, it will look relatively rough and black. Ingrown hairs are usually caused by hair breakage, where the hair is buried deep in the skin and cannot grow out normally. A small part of it is because hair removal causes damage to the skin or hair follicles. Skin healing causes the skin pores to be blocked, resulting in hair burial. These hairs look like goose bumps, which can cause some inflammation or cause melanin scars and other problems.