"Where did you buy it from ?
When you get round to using it let us know your views ...please "
Amazon. It wasn't expensive - about £3 with postage. My friends recommended the powder over the cream. |
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over a year ago
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Wasn't great for me, but worked very well on a relative.
It's so cheap, I think you really need to try it yourself. Follow the instructions carefully, as if it dries it stops working. Buy it on Amazon or eBay, choose one that suits your skin/hair type. |
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"Hi everyone , just wondering if anybody has used or heard of Magic Hair removal Cream if so what did you think of it."
I'm Latin lady so black hair, on me works good powder in red tin. Cream doesn't work on me.
Smell is not nice, but smooth skin..At least for 2 days. But as I said I'm Latin, and hormones problem too so bit different hair growth.
I've done Hollywood hair removal,and I didn't had any skin irritation etc.
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"Never heard of it?
How's it different to Nair and other hair removal creams?"
It's a powder that you mix up yourself into a paste. Some prefer it to Veet. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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I have used both the powder and the cream, both work equally well. Try not to get it on your balls, as that skin is a lot more sensitive than the surrounding skin. Other than that, it works a treat.  |
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