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“Vaniqua must be continually applied and it does not remove hair, it only lengthens the time between hair removal. You also need to keep applying it - for the rest of your life. As soon as you stop everything returns to normal. Now, even if your health insurance covered the cost of the creme (around $50) that is very expensive, especially if you wish to use the tiny tube on your legs.”

“It is a bit pricey initially, but I have been using the same tube for over a year now (guess I should check the expiration date...), so it can last quite a long time depending on the size of the area that it is being used on. If I remember correctly, I was able to get it for about $35 last year. I use it only on my upper lip and have had fantastic results. “

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Vaniqa hasn't been approved for use on areas other than the upper lip and chin. And, I would not begin using it on larger parts of the body as when you apply the lotion over your entire body, you will get a lot of absorption into your system. And, no one has studied what happens when you apply this lotion all over your entire body - you may get a systematic effect. If I were you, I'd be very hesitant about applying this cream all over your entire body. I don't think you should be the guinea pig, you should wait for studies to be done and ensure it is okay first because many perscribed creams can cause overdose if applied to large areas of the body for a long period of time.”

“Hi! I have used vaniqua on and off for 1.5 years.. I have a love hate relationship with it.. It does work..hair growth is reduced.. however as soon as you stop within 2 weeks it is back to normal.. also it changes your hair.. it makes it tough, and hard to deal with.. when plucking it breaks instead of pulling out.. I quit using it because it caused so many ingrowns.. It really does work.. my hairs grew much slower, but they became different, tougher, brittel, and made a mess out of my face so I quit.. your milage may vary.”

“You do not have to epilate to get the effect from Vaniqa. You can shave or trim hairs, and Vaniqa will have the same effect. It's just that pulling out the hair by the root means it's no longer visible just under the skin as it often is with shaving. There have not been studies to determine if Vaniqa works better or not if the hair is not plucked.Remember, some consumer have had good luck with Vaniqa, but it doesn not work for everyone. Unfortunately, they don't know why. Vaniqa has also only been tested on the chin and upper lip in women so use by men and/or on other areas is not proven to have the same effect.”

“The reason I plucked is because Although Vaniqua did slow the hair growth, it did not stop it. Where as before I had noticable growth after 8-10 hours, with Vaniqua it was 24-48 hours. The problem was that I started having numerous ingrowns and the blemishes were worse than the solution. I plucked to keep away the few dark hairs I have that show under the skin. (most are gray and don't show.) However rather than make my hair finer, it seemed to make it very brittle, so that it snapped off during plucking rather than coming out. I think this brittleness is what caused all the ingrowns. I no longer use the stuff as I said the belimishes it caused from ingrown (pimples) was worse than the slowing down of the hair growth.”

“I've had extremely good luck with Vaniqa. I've been using it for about 3-4 years now. It took about 8 weeks to really kick in, but I apply it morning and night, and haven't had to wax my lip or chin in over 3 years. It's been amazingly convenient. I never had any side effects. HOWEVER, I'm wondering, Andrea could there be a connection between hair thinning (on my head) and Vaniqa (HCL) usage? My hair has been thinning for the last year, though in spurts. I've been assuming it's linked to anxiety that I've been dealing with, but now wondering since the anxiety's gone and it's still occuring, if there's any possible linkage to my long-term Vaniqa use.”