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Re: vaniqa use and results
From: Zowie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 14 Mar 2001 19:21:38 -0600 (CST)
I have a really stupid. If testosterone causes the hair growth, then
how can a cream form of it get rid of it??
At Wed, 14 Mar 2001, anonymous wrote:
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>Just wanted to post about vaniqa. I've been using it for about a month
>and a half. I apply it twice daily to my chin, jawline, neck,
>sideburns, and over my lip. So far I'm still using the first tube. My
>insurance won't cover it because they say it's "cosmetic" - whatever.
>Don't get me started on that topic... :) The vaniqa is a little
>expensive, but for me it is worth every penny. Here it's selling for
>about $40.00. I figure that I may be able to make this tube last 2
>months.
>
>So far I can tell some results - instead of having to pluck for 15-20
>minutes a day, I am down to just a few minutes. Instead of lots of
>hairs to pluck, maybe 5 or 6. My skin is feeling a bit smoother, and so
>far I'm encouraged.
>
>I think that it works for the same reason that many of us have hair loss
>- the hair follicles have a reaction to the testosterone, and it make
>the hair stop growing. I may be completely off base with that one...
>
>Anyway, for those of you who are debating it - go for it! I can't tell
>you how much it's helped my self esteem. I wish I'd had this stuff ten
>years ago....
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-- Zowie :)
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