“”SECRET TO LOOKING YOUNGER” Magic Shave Powder PART 2 w/BEARD 

Thank you 🙏🏾👊🏾hope it helped!

Haha that's dope

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what’s turmeric and where do you get it

@@drwhosawme9186 I may have misspelled it. "Turmeric" is a spice with many health benefits especially for skin. A lot of people use it to make masks with to brighten skin though. It is great for hyperpigmentation and beard shadow reduction. Just be sure after you rinse and remove to yes spf 30 and you should see it disappear daily. Your local grocery store or market will have it. There are tons of RU-vid videos about it as well.

Thank you for that info 😊🙏🏾

How often would you need to use turmeric to start seeing the brightening of the beard shadow?

You’re supposed to wait a couple days before reapplying, I temporarily burned my face using it two days in a row

Give yourself at least a few days before using again. I typically wait 5 to 6 days. You can use it before then though.

I’m definitely not sponsored by them. The magic shave gives me a much cleaner shave because it pulls the hair from the root not just cuts it down. I finish up with it to get any stragglers and to give clean lines that’s it.

I’m definitely not sponsored by them. The magic shave gives me a much cleaner shave because it pulls the hair from the root not just cuts it down. I finish up with it to get any stragglers and to give clean lines that’s it.

Dumb question

@@divulgewithchip1099 *Nothing dumb about the question, just the answer. Plus an even dumber comment from you of course! The **_"magic shave"_** powder doesn't give a **_"much cleaner shave"_** because it doesn't actually **_"shave"_** anything. It doesn't pull the hair from the root either. **_"Magic Shave"_** is a depilatory powder, and works exactly like Nair and other branded depilatory creams. The only difference being that **_"Magic Shave"_** powder is far more toxic. as it contains calcium carbonate, calcium thioglycolate, calcium hydroxide, and guanidine carbonate.* *In effect, it rots and decomposes any hair it comes into contact with, burns the skin, should never be used without gloves, and can cause permanent blindness on contact with the eyes, and permanent damage to the lungs if inhaled or ingested. On top of which, as I previously stated, it's ridiculously time consuming compared to basic good hygiene, and a disposable razor. But hey, knock yourself out guys!😮*

@@saynotowoke.8492 no it was a dumb question 🤡

Thanks man