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depilatory

Any instrument or substance used to remove growing hair, usually for cosmetic reasons. Permanent eradication is by electrolysis, the destruction of each individual hair root by an electrolytic needle or an electrocautery, but there is a danger of some regrowth as well as scarring.
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Try bleach (Sally Hansen Hair Bleach Creme Face) or depilatory (Surgi-Cream Facial Hair Remover Original Formula).
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All the depilatory products on the market hurt Natalie's sensitive skin, so Sue became determined to create a natural product for her, based on a traditional Middle Eastern method called 'sugaring.
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Besides the obvious humorous moments of the gifted Idle and Coltrane trying to dress and talk like sisters (not to mention the depilatory question and the temptations of the girls' locker room), there's also Charlie, who was raised Catholic, trying to explain the mysteries of the Church to a confused Brian.
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