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depilatory
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depilatory /de·pil·a·to·ry/ (dĕ-pil´ah-tor″e)
1. having the power to remove hair.
2. an agent for removing or destroying hair.

de·pil·a·to·ry (d-pl-tôr)
adj.
Having the capability to remove hair.
n.
A preparation in the form of a liquid or cream that is used to remove unwanted hair from the body. Also called epilatory.

depilatory
[dipil′ətôrē]
1  adj, pertaining to a substance or procedure that removes hair.
2  n, a depilatory agent.

depilatory [de-pil´ah-tor″e]
1. removing or destroying hair.
2. an agent that does this. Called also epilatory.

depilatory
1. having the power to remove hair.
2. an agent that removes or destroys the hair.


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Do not use depilatories to avoid the risk of chemical burns on the sensitive skin in this area.
The survey, conducted through Zoomerang, found that an average woman will spend between $10,000 and $23,000 during her lifetime on hair removal by shaving, applying depilatories or waxing.
Depilatories A depilatory is a cream or liquid that removes hair from the skin''s surface.
 
 
 
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