Any one have any experience with this combination hair remover\growth inhibitor?
Website:
BodyEQ
I didn’t see any info on hairfacts.Thanks 
[ September 28, 2002, 10:02 PM: Message edited by: Andrea ]
Hi florfina–
Hadn’t heard of this one till your question, so thanks for the heads up! 
Hair Away by Body EQ should be avoided by all consumers.
Just for you, did a little research and added a page on these guys:
Hairfacts: Hair Away by Body EQ (WARNING!)
I also added a word to your headline so future readers can get the verdict quicker!
[ September 28, 2002, 10:03 PM: Message edited by: Andrea ]
Andrea,
Thanks
BTW,you sure threw that page up quickly,esp. considering time for research.As the kiddies say: “you rock”
[ September 28, 2002, 11:18 PM: Message edited by: florfina ]
florfina, unfortunately, I’ve had way too much practice sniffing out these kinds of people. It’s an endless line of get-rich quick schemes. The scary thing is that hair restoration and weight loss are probably both ten times worse than the hair removal industry! Sometimes I feel like I need a shower after researching some of these companies. 
[ September 30, 2002, 07:29 PM: Message edited by: Andrea ]
florfina, while it does seem as though the “inhibitors” are scams, there is an interesting new product out there.
I’ve been using a product from Jergens called a “shave minimizer” for about 4 weeks. I have a heavy beard and am also using it in other areas where I feel I have too much hair (forearms, etc). The only real test has been my face, since that’s what I shave. It has worked well there, shaving is much faster and easier.
It’s not a “miracle product” like the inhibitors (which as far as I can tell, don’t work), but it’s worth looking into!
john, many find the emollients in Jergens can make shaving much easier, but some have found it’s a bit greasy and causes breakouts. Keep us updated on how it works on your face!