Method for treating irritation caused by hair removal
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Jul 16, 2009
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Jan 15, 2008
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Jan 15, 2008
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A method for relieving skin irritation caused by hair removal involves applying a chilled skim milk additive which to the irritated skin. The additive is applied to the skin on pads or similar carriers which are provided with a self-contained component that can be frozen or, when compressed and ruptured, will lower the temperature of the pads or carriers to provide the soothing cold. The skim milk can be incorporated into the pads or carriers in several different ways. One preferred way is to form a slurry of the dry skim milk in glycerin, which slurry is applied to the pads or carriers.
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