It is a seasonally blooming green plant with cone-like shape, that grows in a large range of regions. Nourishing, drug-free and powerful formula made to prevent formation of hair follicles and stop hair growth in 3 sessions. Thanks to the effectiveness of Episoft serum and positive user experiences that confirm its ability to prevent hair growth permanently, this product is an ideal choice for those looking for an effective and safe alternative to laser. Although they may not cause permanent effects, irritation or itching can occur, especially if inappropriate products are used or strong pressure is applied to the skin. EPISOFT HAIR INHIBITOR SERUM Episoft Inhibitor Serum, is a clear, odourless topical solution that is made of all natural ingredients.

Episoft serum has been thoroughly tested and proven to achieve effective results without any harmful side effects on the skin. Over time, you will notice a significant reduction in hair density and thickness, resulting in effective and satisfactory results.The serum also contains a refreshing scent that lasts for hours after use, giving a refreshing and pleasant feeling after showering. You can safely use Episoft serum, which is 100% organic, as bikini area hair removal, as well as arm, underarm, back, face, leg and all body hair removal. Laser replacement oil has a range of outstanding properties, including a high build rate, high thermal stability, and resistance to oxidation and corrosion.

COMMON HOPS (humulus lupulus): It is a seasonally blooming green plant with cone-like shape, that grows in a large range of regions. Hair removal is popular among both women and men, as they all seek to remove unwanted hair on the body.It is used by applying a thin layer of serum on the hair you want to remove, leaving it for a few minutes, then rinsing it with water. If you suffer from sensitive skin or prefer to use natural products, Episoft serum is the perfect choice for you. TEA TREE OIL It is an oil with antimicrobial features extracted from leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, a bush-like plant species native to Queensland and New South Wales, Australia. It is an 80% antiseptic oil of the Simmondsia chinensis plant, which is native to Arizona and Northern Mexico.