User manual JV COSMETICS AHC30 FORTE

[. . . ] aHC antiperspirant was especially developed to combat excessive perspiration (Hyperhidrosis). It limits the activity of the glands to a natural level without preventing their function and ensures that your armpits, feet soles, inner hand surfaces, back, chest, belly, skin folds, forehead and neck, lower arms as well as buttocks remain dry. Your well-being is not impaired because the body still has sufficient further evaporation surfaces. [. . . ] Shorten your axillary hairs to a minimum to allow the liquid to directly reach the skin surface. Wait for at least 24 hours before applying after shaving your armpits. Only treat parts of the entire to be treated surface during the first few days. Have a look at the enclosed example illustrations. Before going to sleep: Only use AHC antiperspirant in the evening before going to sleep, when you are completely relaxed and the soles of your feet and hand inner surfaces are dry and relaxed. bathing or showering directly after application impairs the effect. You can resume your usual personal hygiene in the morning. However, we recommend our DRY24 balance deodorant, which has been adapted to the AHC line and which can also be used for the soles of the feet and hands. Application: Lightly dab the soles of your feet and hand inner surfaces 20 to 25 times with a slightly moistened cotton wool pad. You should repeat this procedure every evening for the first 3-5 days. Itching can occur temporarily in some cases after dabbing. This is normal and usually disappears after approx. Even small injuries or open skin fissures can be irritated especially on the soles of the feet and hand inner surfaces. Only treat parts of the entire surface during the first few days. Pay attention to the enclosed example illustrations. Allow to dry: Allow the solution to dry completely before getting dressed. Do not wear any valuable clothing overnight because this could be discoloured. Weekly repetition: Repeat the treatment at least once a week, in persistent cases however until the treated locations remain dry. [. . . ] , , Phantom sweating" is occasionally perceived in spite of successful application even though the treated locations are not actually perspiring anymore. Only dab the problem zones with the AHC antiperspirant solution. Do not treat the whole body, since this can result in overheating. [. . . ]