Harry the Hatchet said
Do topicals work? How can you localise the effect?
Yes, my product line works very well.
The key to localized effects are in the carrier (a carrier is a liquid solvent that "holds" the active ingredients and "carries" them through the skin). The skin is chock full of dermal vasculature (veins) that are able to pick up ingredients that linger in the skin too long. To localize effects, you have to speed transit through the skin VERY quickly. Once you get into the adipose tissue underneath, circulation is greatly reduced and the ingredients remain localized in the area of application. This is how we are able to deliver active ingredients into target areas and directly to fat cells, while avoiding systemic absorption and systemic effects.
Our custom carrier for both the Abliderate series and the Eviscerate series have been extensively used for over a decade.