Product Description
Keramene suppresses hair growth to reduce shaving, waxing, and other depilatory chores, while it softens remaining hair strands. Keramene works by combining plant hormones, natural palmatine, and nordihydroguaiaretic acid. Regular users enjoy silky skin longer
- Keramene is the newest and most advanced hair growth inhibitor.
- It blends three natural phyto-extracts that perform inhibitory functions for plants: dormin, a plant hormone also known as abscisic acid, palmatine, an anti-proliferative extract from the Fibraurea recisa plant, and nordihydroguaiaretic acid, a potent antioxidant and growth retardant harvested from desert evergreens.
- With regular topical application, skin stays smoother longer between depilatory sessions.
- The only “side effect” of Keramene is the more supple texture and radiant color of skin, a result of the cream's exfoliating properties.
How Does Keramene Work?
Keramene helps you achieve the silky, seductive, glabrous body you desire, with less of the shaving, waxing, burning, and other depilating you hate.
The advanced hair growth inhibitor performs via two complementary pathways:
- 1) by inducing follicles into the catagen state so they stop growing hairs and start shedding them, and
- 2) by suppressing keratinocyte proliferation so remaining hairs grow slower.
Regular users gain these benefits because Keramene combines dormin, a phytohormone extracted from dormant narcissus bulbs, with palmatine (Fibraurea recisa) and nordi hydroguaiaretic acid (Larrea divaricatta) into one advanced topical cream.
This bilateral attack against unwanted hair means a high-maintenance image with low-maintenance technique: Simply smooth on Keramene as you would a moisturizer. Depilate normally, but significantly less often.
The bottom line is more attractive skin, with fewer of the expensive, painful, potentially dangerous side effects of constant depilation.
Considering the total cost of hair removal, Keramene pays for itself.
For Men AND Women!
As easy as applying a moisturizer, using the hair growth inhibitor means you can depilate — shave, wax, burn, dissolve, or electrolyze hair — significantly less often, with fewer expensive treatments and less wasted time.
It means fewer unsightly lesions and scars; less embarrassing redness and stubble. It means fewer painful nicks and ingrown hairs; less uncomfortable irritation and inflammation. It means fewer dangerous drug interactions and less bacterial infection.
For women who shaved their armpits and legs every day, Keramene meant cutting back to two or three times per week. For those who fought course stubbly hair, it meant finer softer fuzz.
For men who wrestle bear skin into bare skin — paying for back-waxing sessions or asking friends to assist — Keramene treatment means doffing their shirts any time without embarrassment.
As a “side effect,” Keramene users enjoy more supple and radiant skin, as the product also exfoliates the stratum corneum, revealing healthy new cells.
What Results To Expect
Users enjoy smooth, hairless, radiant skin
for a more seductive body image.
Regular users can maintain smoother, less hairy, more seductive skin, while shaving, waxing, burning, dissolving, or electrolyzing hair much less often, just by applying Keramene hair growth inhibitor.
Some hairs stop growing. Others grow slower. So the hard-earned benefits of depilation last longer and remaining hairs become less visible.
Combined with the exfoliating properties of Keramene, glabrous young skin glows radiantly — supple, silky, and defect free — with far less maintenance.
Directions For Use
For maximum effectiveness, apply a generous layer of Keramene twice per day to desired areas. To accelerate results, depilate normally prior to applying Keramene.
After achieving the desired effect, fall back to using once per day. Continue treatment to maintain glabrous skin.
Questions and Answers
Q. does this item also work on facial thick hair like for example the beard
A. Yes it does. Many thanks
Q. Who needs Keramene?
A. Keramene is indicated for men and women embarrassed by excessive or unsightly body hair, especially those who routinely depilate or elipate the back, chest, shoulders, underarms, legs, or bikini zone.
Q. Why use Keramene?
A. Many people endure never-ending depilatory rituals — shaving, waxing, burning, dissolving, and electrolyzing hair — in a futile quest for silky smooth perfection, suffering nicks, bumps, razor burn, and ingrown hairs. Some women experience male-pattern growth on the face, chest, or abdomen, called hirsutism, which makes them feel less feminine. Men sprout new hair on their backs, bellies, necks, and ears, even as it is falling off their heads, making them feel old.
Q. What are delipation and epilation?
A. Shaving or dissolving hairs with chemicals depilates them at the surface. Tweezing, threading, or waxing hair epilates at the root. All such techniques are temporary. Heating with a laser epilates some hairs longer term. Electrolyzing with a needle epilates them permanently.
Q. What is Keramene's primary benefit?
A. Keramene helps users to achieve the silky, seductive bodies they desire, with less of the shaving, waxing, burning, and other depilating they hate.
Q. How does Keramene work?
A. To minimize the frequency of hair removal chores, Keramene slows the proliferation of some hairs and stops the growth of others 1) by inducing follicles into the catagen state so they stop growing hairs, and 2) by suppressing keratinocyte proliferation so remaining hairs grow slower.
Q. Why have I not heard of hair-growth inhibition?
A. The cutting-edge science behind Keramene precedes most published literature. DS Laboratories identified three ingredients that induce follicles into the catagen state, so they stop producing hairs, or suppress keratinocyte proliferation, so hairs grow slower.
Q. What are the active ingredients in Keramene?
A. Key compounds are dormin, a plant hormone also known as abscisic acid, palmatine, an anti-proliferative extract from the Fibraurea recisa plant, and nordihydroguaiaretic acid, a potent antioxidant and hair growth retardant harvested from desert evergreens.
Q. What is dormin?
A. Dormin reduces pilosity by inducing follicles into the catagen state, during which they stop making hair, because the phytohormone is extracted from dormant narcissus bulbs, for which it performs a similar function.
Q. What is palmatine?
A. Palmatine moderates body hair growth by slowing the mitosis rate of keratinocytes — the cells that proliferate to cause hair growth. The activity resembles that of a prescription drug, but palmatine comes naturally from the Fibraurea recisa plant, and requires no prescription.
Q. What is nordihydroguaiaretic acid?
A. Nordihydroguaiaretic acid regulates skin cell proliferation to inhibit keratosis and minimize hair growth without cytotoxicity. Its method of action against pilosity may be similar to its anti-cancer effect.
Q. How do apply Keramene?
A. As easy as using a moisturizer, apply a generous layer of Keramene twice per day to the desired areas of the body. To accelerate results, depilate normally prior to applying Keramene.
Q. How does Keramene impact daily life?
A. With Keramene, you can depilate — shave, wax, burn, dissolve, or electrolyze hair — significantly less often. For women who shaved armpits and legs every day, Keramene meant cutting back to two or three times per week. For men who endure too many back-waxing sessions, Keramene treatment means doffing shirts any time without embarrassment.
Ingredients
Ingredients
PURIFIED WATER (AQUA), HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA (WITCH HAZEL) WATER, AMARYLLIDACEAE BULB EXTRACT, SERENOA SERRULATA FRUIT EXTRACT, LINUM USITATISSIMUM (LINSEED) SEED EXTRACT, VERBASCOSIDE, BETULA ALBA JUICE, CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC, TRIGLYCERIDE, GLYCERIN, PENTYLENE GLYCOL, ISOHEXADECANE, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE, CETEARYL ALCOHOL, CETEARYL GLUCOSIDE, PANTHENOL (PROVITAMIN B5), TOCOPHERYL ACETATE (VITAMIN E), LARREA DIVARICATA EXTRACT, COLA ACUMINATA SEED EXTRACT, ALGAE EXTRACT, CHONDRUS CRISPUS (CARRAGEENAN), ALLANTOIN, PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, TRIBEHENIN, SORBITAN LAURATE, PEG-100 STEARATE, GLYCERYL STEARATE, NYLON-12, POLYACRYLATE-13, POLYSORBATE 20, CAPRYLYL GLYCOL, CHLORPHENESIN, PROPYLHEPTYL CAPRYLATE, HYDROLYZED COLLAGEN, HYDROGENATED LECITHIN, BISABOLOL, PHOSPHOLIPIDS, BEHENYL ALCOHOL, POLYISOBUTENE, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, DISODIUM EDTA, PALMATINE, TRIETHANOLAMINE, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, CITRIC ACID, LACTIC ACID, MALIC ACID, PHENOXYETHANOL, MENTHYL LACTATE, FRAGRANCE
More Information on the Ingredients
The avant-garde science behind Keramene precedes most of the published literature. In this new field of hair growth inhibition, DS Laboratories has identified three cutting-edge active ingredients that induce follicles into the catagen state, so they stop producing hairs, or suppress keratinocyte proliferation, so hairs grow slower.
The compounds are dormin, a plant hormone also known as abscisic acid, palmatine, an anti-proliferative extract from the Fibraurea recisa plant, and nordihydro guaiaretic acid, a potent antioxidant and hair growth retardant harvested from desert evergreens.
Dormin
- Dormin reduces pilosity by inducing follicles into the catagen state, during which they stop making hair, because the phytohormone is extracted from dormant narcissus bulbs, for which it performs a similar function.
In the animal kingdom, a hormone is a molecule produced in a gland at one location that triggers activity in a target cell at another location.
In the plant kingdom, trees, vines, shrubs, and herbs have no glands to secrete phytohormones nor systems to circulate them. So plant tissues produce their own growth regulators on site, although some also transpire via the xylem. The hormones control gene expression, cell division, flower schedule, seed propagation, gender identity, and senescence. They determine which tissues grow up and which grow down.
A plant synthesizes dormin, also called abscisic acid, when stressed by drought, temperature, or pathogen. When plants get dry, the hormone closes stomata to conserve water. In winter, it prepares plants for dormancy by inhibiting bud growth, generating protective scales, reducing photosynthetic enzymes, and suppressing cell division.
In human cutaneous tissue, this plant hormone has proven to wield a similar effect, slowing hair production and shaft elongation. The breakthrough technology has won science awards and commercial patents.
Palmatine
Palmatine moderates body hair growth by slowing the mitosis rate of keratinocytes — the cells that proliferate to cause hair growth. The activity resembles that of one prescrition drug, but palmatine comes naturally from the Fibraurea recisa plant and requires no prescription.
- To penetrate the epidermis effectively and perform over time, the palmatine used in Keramene comes encapsulated in proprietary nanosomes. These tiny microspheres potentiate their active ingredients by penetrating skin deeper and releasing compounds slower, unlike common creams and lotions that sit on the surface and dissipate quickly.
In a clinical trial on women who shave their legs, volunteers applied encapsulated palmatine for 56 days, the duration of pre-anagen phase. Over that period, mean hair density thinned by 11 percent; growth rate slowed 15 percent; and shaving frequency declined 20 percent. For five of the volunteers, hair density withered an astounding 48 percent; growth rate sank 36 percent; and shaving frequency fell 60 percent.
These data demonstrate that the palmatine used in Keramene exerts strong anti-proliferative activity on keratinocytes.
So skin remains glabrous and defect free, with far less maintenance.
Nordihydroguaiaretic acid
Nordihydroguaiaretic acid regulates skin cell proliferation to inhibit keratosis and minimize hair growth without cytotoxicity. Its method of action against pilosity may be similar to its anti-cancer effect, in which studies show it inhibits the function of two receptor tyrosine kinases.
- A potent antioxidant and hair growth retardant, nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA) is extracted from the Larrea divaricatta (creosote bush), a family of drought-tolerant desert evergreens, among the world's oldest living things.
Tested in vitro for its ability to slow keratinocyte productivity, NDGA suppressed growth by 25 to 61 percent, depending on concentration. Tested for its anti-inflammatory properties after UV stress, it inhibited PGE2 release in human fibroblasts by 56 to 86 percent, depending on concentration.
Tested in vivo for reduction of human hair growth, on female volunteers with legs previously waxed, applying twice a day for 28 days, researchers measured a 35 percent reduction in pilosity compared to placebo.
The power of NDGA to retard growth of body hair means that Keramene users can shave, wax, or otherwise depilate much less often — enduring fewer nicks, bumps, razor burns, and ingrown hairs, not to mention the time and expense.
Best of all, your silky back, chest, shoulders, underarms, legs, and bikini zone stay smoother longer.
