Kalo? Anyone try it?

I’m tired of shaving my sack and shaft. I have hair that goes up from the base of my penis and up about 1/3 of the length. I saw a Kalo ad, it is a hair inhibitor that supposedly doesn’t burn like Nair does. Has anyone tried this stuff, or have any better recommendations? Thanks.

I use Kalo for my legs and armpits. It does slow the growth down. It will take time to completely end growth. Use it after you shave or whatever you are doing. Unlike Nair, it won’t burn at all. I have been using it for a year now and the growth is minimal. Use it according to directions.

Looks awesome if it is safe and really works as advertised.

“Kalo is a true permanent hair removal solution. Kalo does not need to be used for the rest of your life. In fact you don't even need to use Kalo every day. Just apply the soothing lotion or spray after your regular hair removal method whether that is electrolysis, waxing tweezing, laser hair removal etc. Kalo is applied three times the day of the hair removal and three times the next day. There is no need to use Kalo again until the next hair removal session. Each time you use Kalo the hair will come back weaker, finer and slower until the hair is completely gone. Once the hair is gone it is gone!”

It works, honest.

Oh and I’m moving this to nce.

I want to put this stuff on my balls but I’m scared.

It doesn’t sting or hurt. Bf has used it on his shaft and balls.

I don’t believe that Kalo can stop hair growth permanently.. not even reduce it permanently. But if it does inhibit hair growth while you’re using it, it sounds pretty good.

Where to you get it? I hate shaving my shaft the bigger I get The higher my hair goes.

Is this stuff readily available at most stores with health and beauty departments, or must it be ordered over the net?

I have a daugher that is sensitive to leg shaving, get’s out breaks requiring prescription meds. This stuff may help her a bunch if it works as advertised.

RB,
Try this site, for a distributor in your area. I think it’s the official site.

There are also many body lotions now that have hair growth inhibitors in them. Check them out at your local grocery/drug/etc store. They are newer products than Kalo, and might be more effective. I have read reports that kalo, and the hair reduction lotions both work fairly well.

Do you have to shave first for it to be effective, or can you simply apply it to your hair and work it in deep?

What I mean is if you accidently get it where you don’t want hair removed, is it gonna remove it anyway?

Most beauty salons that do waxing will have it.

And yes, you need to remove the hair with your normal manner of removal, then apply the Kalo.