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Magic Skin Conditioning Shaving Powder
by Soft Sheen Carson
Selected quantity exceeds what is currently available
Magic Skin Conditioning Shaving Powder
by Soft Sheen Carson
SBS-306012
$2.49
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Conditioning formula contains Aloe and Vitamin E Specifically formulated for Black MenSoft Sheen Carson Magic Skin Conditioning Powder is formulated especially for Black Men. This skin Conditioning formula contains Aloe and Vitamin E.
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Test:
Before using Magic Cream Shave for the first time, perform the sensitivity test. Ensure you wait at least 36 hours after using a razor or depilatory product before doing this test. Mix a half tablespoon of Magic Shaving Powder with equal amounts of cool water. Apply to one-inch section of the beard area. leave on for no longer than 5 minutes. Moisten if necessary. Rinse away thoroughly. After 24 hours, if there is no sign of irritation or redness, follow directions.
Directions:
Mix 2 teaspoons of shaving powder with an equal amount of cool water.
Apply the creamy mixture to beard. Leave on for 5-7 minutes. Remoisten if the mixture dries.
Remove with damp cloth.
Rinse shaving area thoroughly. Do not wash off with soap.
If any beard remains, wait 24 hours before next Magic Shaving Powder application.
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Corn Starch , Calcium Carbonate , Calcium Thioglycolate , Calcium Hydroxide , Guanidine Carbonate , Fragrance , Polysorbate 21 , Polyquarternium-10 , Olive Fruit Oil , Castor Seed Oil , Canola Oil , Coconut Oil , Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone , Eugenol , Linalool , Benzyl Benzoate , Jojoba Seed Oil , Mineral Oil , Butylparaben , Tocopheryl Acetate , Tocopherol , Apricot Kernel Oil , Aloe Barbadensis Extract / Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract
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Rated 2 out of
5
by
gman from
Indiferent
I bought the 'skin conditioning' powder. Two-part review: Test area and Full Shaving.
Test Area:
Followed instructions to test area in my beard. Difficult to mix at first, but eventually you learn some tricks to make it easier. I let the cream/paste sit on a good patch of my beard for 5mins, then cleaned afterward with a wet cloth. Facial hair stayed intact, but I didn't have any skin reaction.
I tried a second time to test a different part of my beard. This time I changed the consistency of the cream/paste to a creamier one. Left on my new test area for 5 min, then cleaned with wet cloth. This time, a little amount of hair was removed. The skin did not have any reaction.
... 36 hours later ...
Shaving:
So I was ready to shave my beard. Since my facial hair is very thick and coarse and based on the test I did in both areas of my beard, I knew the mixture had to come out more creamy than watery. Also, since 5 minutes from the test didn't remove hair, I left it on for 7 minutes, splashing my face with some water between the 7 mins to keep the cream/paste from drying on my face.
By the 7 min mark, my face was itching a little. I cleaned my face with a wet cloth and overall it removed most of my facial hair. Left a lot of stubble but was very decent shave. I don't think the shave could last 36 hours. I would definitely need to shave the next day. I did have a lot of redness in my face and in the area close to my lips, which actually were mild chemical burns. This sucked because, during the test area, I didn't have any reaction. Anyways I used Neosporin ointment to treat the chemical burns on my face and by the next day the redness had decreased a lot. I kept using the antibiotic ointment for a few more days until my face was healed.
Overall:
I'm not using the product again. I bought this specific product because of the Aloe skin conditioning, but it was still very harsh on my face. The smell was not too bad at all. A little funky, but it didn't bother me at all. Maybe the test instructions should be changed by the manufacturer? Also, the manufacturer needs to include in the directions that if someone suffers burns they can use an antibiotic ointment for minor burns. The instructions should also advise that the product is difficult to mix with water so people don't think the product is defective.
Date published: 2019-11-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
rotpitgirl87 from
Love it!!
I have highly sensitive skin so I was kind of afraid to try it. I have tried several other hair removal products and I can no longer use razors. I have reactions to all of them. I use this to remove the hair on my legs & the hair under my arms it does wonders!! It also leaves my skin very soft. I highly recommend this!! I also have had no issues with my skin.
Date published: 2018-04-26
Hi THis says for black men and I'm wondering if this would be safe for my 92 yr old dad-
I am a white female, and have been using Magic Powder for years. A dermatologist friend recommended using it on my legs instead of shaving. It has worked wonderfully. You need to be careful not to leave the mixture on too long because it will start burning. I leave it on my legs for about 7 to 8 minutes. For the 92 year old in question, I would mix up a small amount and put it on a small area of his face and wait for 5 minutes before you wipe it off with a washcloth. If that isn't enough time to remove the hair, increase the time until you find what works on his beard. Then you can safely apply it to the rest of his face.
Magic Powder has a funky, locker room smell.
Date published: 2017-02-04
