JS65
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Anyone use it?
Are there any warnings and is it pretty strong?
Just interested
Are there any warnings and is it pretty strong?
Just interested
Zinc oxide
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Is it being used as part of a sun block treatment?
JS65
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No, for whitening socks instead of chalk
teddyt
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Its normally in barrier creams, for nappy rash and stuff. Never heard of it for sock whitening.
cronkmooar
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Yes you can use it to whiten. Never used it myself but I have a friend with a coloured who shows as a high level and she uses it.
I know she buys it at the chemist in powder form then mixes with water to form a paste.
Paste up legs and bandage overnight - then brush off before you go in the ring.
I believe it works out much cheaper than buying an off the shelf whitening powder when you you are doing legs instead of sock(s)
I know she buys it at the chemist in powder form then mixes with water to form a paste.
Paste up legs and bandage overnight - then brush off before you go in the ring.
I believe it works out much cheaper than buying an off the shelf whitening powder when you you are doing legs instead of sock(s)
JS65
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Yes you can use it to whiten. Never used it myself but I have a friend with a coloured who shows as a high level and she uses it.
I know she buys it at the chemist in powder form then mixes with water to form a paste.
Paste up legs and bandage overnight - then brush off before you go in the ring.
I believe it works out much cheaper than buying an off the shelf whitening powder when you you are doing legs instead of sock(s)
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Brilliant!
Thanks for that
Yes you can use it to whiten. Never used it myself but I have a friend with a coloured who shows as a high level and she uses it.
I know she buys it at the chemist in powder form then mixes with water to form a paste.
Paste up legs and bandage overnight - then brush off before you go in the ring.
I believe it works out much cheaper than buying an off the shelf whitening powder when you you are doing legs instead of sock(s)
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Brilliant!
Thanks for that
kellyeaton
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talk mixed with chalk is great!
Tnavas
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Curash baby powder is brilliant for making socks white - it has zinc in it.
Tip powder into a bowl, mix with some hot water to a thick creeamy paste and rub in well. BAndage overnight and brush out gently when dry. Much, much cheaper than the commercial stuff.
Tip powder into a bowl, mix with some hot water to a thick creeamy paste and rub in well. BAndage overnight and brush out gently when dry. Much, much cheaper than the commercial stuff.