Hair removal systems and hair inhibitor creams like Kalo have been particularly popular in the 1990s. And today, this industry continues to grow as consumers are particularly conscious about getting rid of hair in the easiest and most efficient ways possible.
Overview
The Kalo hair inhibitor product from Nisim International (a Canadian company) is just one of the many available hair-reducing products on the market today. This is an over-the-counter type of treatment and it can be widely purchased on the Internet too.
The Kalo hair inhibitor is available in two forms, you can either get the lotion or the spray type. This can be applied to any area of the body and it’s suitable for both men and women too.
The Claim
The Kalo hair inhibitor product claims that it can get rid of your unwanted hair on any part of your body permanently. This claim is what separates the Kalo from of other products of similar use as other treatment lotions and creams can only reduce hair growth and not inhibit it permanently.
According to Nisim International, you will see the results of the Kalo hair inhibitor in just about 2 to 3 applications. As long as you follow the instructions on how to use the product, it will produce the desired results in just a short period of time.
The Hype
As the Kalo hair inhibitor can be bought in stores even without a prescription, consumers immediately welcomed it and bought the product to test it out. This can be used on the legs, arms, face and other sensitive parts of the body. The instructions also call for the use of the product in conjunction with other hair removal systems that pluck out the hair roots. This way, the product can work more effectively in reducing the rate of re-growth until such time that all hair growth is eliminated permanently.
The Cost
Compared to other hair inhibitor products, the Kalo treatment appears to be pricier. You can get the 2-ounce lotion for about $30 and the spray treatment costs around $40. You can also get a set that contains both products allowing you to save a few dollars. In spite of its seemingly high price, it can still be considered economical, especially if you compare this to the procedure of having a laser hair removal treatment. A laser treatment can cost around $200 to $500 per session and you may need 6 or more sessions to permanently get rid of all the hair on a particular part of your body.
The Commitment
The effects of Kalo can be seen in just about 2 to 3 applications. And through regular use, you can be hair-free permanently. However, in order to make the product effective, you should use it with another method of hair removal such as waxing. It’s important that the roots are pulled out before applying the hair inhibitor as not doing so will impair the product’s effectiveness. That’s why you shouldn’t use this Kalo product if you are simply using the method of shaving, as the roots remain embedded under your skin’s surface.
Evaluation
While the product seems to be effective in getting rid of hair and suppressing regrowth, it is quite hard to believe that the effects will last permanently. Even laser treatments need to be repeated after some time as even dead hair follicles tend to recover over time. Moreover, you need to follow the exact directions in using the product. Otherwise, it will not work at all.
Does Kalo Really Work?
Yes, Kalo works in getting rid of unwanted hair on the body but not permanently as advertised. You should also employ the proper procedures to make it work efficiently. So if you wax your legs today, you should apply the product 3 times today and 3 times again tomorrow. And if you should see some hair growing back after about a month or so, you should repeat the process again.
Our Recommendation
We recommend using this product and trying out for yourself to see if it will work for you. The reported results from different consumers vary but most people find the product to be effective in slowing down hair growth. Very few people claimed that Kalo can inhibit the growth of hair permanently, but at least it is somewhat effective in reducing the amount of hair that shows up on the skin after a thorough application.
