Skin Concern: Underarm wetness.

DERMAdoctor Solution: Make peace, not hair.

No need to go ape over jungle-like hair growth and rain forest-level wetness. Stop monkeying around with the ordinary and make peace with two decidedly indelicate concerns with a solution uniquely camouflaged as a daily antiperspirant.

Contains fourteen highly evolved botanicals that help turn underarm hair into an endangered species. Features the “tropical” foliage of:

Feature	Benefit
Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf Extract	Thought to reduce proliferation of keratinocytes and mitotic activity of hair follicle.
Serenoa Serrulata Fruit Extract (aka saw palmetto)	Considered to limit testosterone production.
Epilobium Angustifolium Extract (aka fireweed)	Thought to minimize hair regrowth by denaturing the hair shaft helix.
Cucurbita Pepo (Pumpkin) Seed Extract	Considered an anti-androgenic, anti-DHT effect.
Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract	Thought to help dissolve and denature keratin.
Larrea Divaricata Extract (aka chaparral)	Rich in NDGA which is thought to moderate regrowth and slow down cell growth rate.
Palmatine	Moderates mitotic activity of hair bulb keratinocytes.
Subtilisin	Hydrolyzes keratin into small peptides and decreases synthesis of hair proteins.
Urea	Denatures the cellular proteins and expedites hair exfoliation.
Hydrolized Soy Protein	Anti-androgenic effects.
Nordihydroguaiaretic Acid	Considered to reduce DHT levels.
Oleanolic Acid	Leukotriene inhibitor thought to help reduce DHT levels.
Myrica Cerifera (Bayberry) Leaf Extract	Natural source rich in Dihydromyricetin.
Dihydromyrecetin	Anticipated to cause selective inhibition of tyrosine kinase activity of the IGF-1 receptor which prevents follicular growth during anagen phase.

Dermatologist Tested, Allergy Tested, Non Irritating, Non Comedogenic, Fragrance Free, Dye Free, No Animal Testing

Directions: Shake well. Apply to underarms. Allow to fully dry before dressing. Store at room temperature 59-86°F/15-30°C.

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