Description
Price: $4.27
(as of Apr 17, 2025 19:36:24 UTC – Details)
A shaving powder (depilatory) formulated for black men to help stop razor bumps. Provides a clean, razorless shave that lasts up to 4 days. Fresh fragrance. • Razorless shave helps stop razor bumps • Lasts up to 4 days • Fresh fragrance • We believe in beauty without compromise Always read all product labeling and instructions completely prior to use. IMPORTANT: Contains Thioglycolate. If skin is inflamed or has abrasions, sores or pustules, consult dermatologist before use. Conduct sensitivity test before use. Wait 36 hours after using razor, shaving product or depilatory. Do not use with any after shave containing alcohol. Only for removal of facial hair. This is a safety summary. Read all product labeling and instructions completely.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.28 x 2.28 x 3.86 inches; 4.5 ounces
Item model number : COS2806
Department : Mens
UPC : 072790000119
Manufacturer : Softsheen Carson
ASIN : B0048ZIFA0
Country of Origin : USA
Razorless Shaving Powder: Formulated especially for Black Men to help stop razor bumps, this Shaving Powder (depilatory) provides a clean, razorless shave. This formula features a light, fresh fragrance.
For All Beard Types: Our Magic Razorless Shaving Powder comes in 4 formulations: Skin Conditioning, With Fragrance, Regular Strength and Extra Strength. Also available in the cream shave formulation.
Hair Removal For Men: We make an array of products for all beard types and shaved heads, including razorless depilatory creams and powders to prevent razor bumps, plus exfoliating cleansers and moisturizers
For Mens’ Grooming Needs: From shaving to hair color, mens hair removal cream, pomade and hair moisturizer, find the products specifically formulated for black men that suit your grooming routine.
Softsheen-Carson: For over 110 years we have provided beauty to all consumers of African descent with our innovative, tailor-made, superior products and services specially designed for their needs.
Jade –
Magic Shaving Powder: A Razorless Revolution for Smooth Skin
Magic Shaving Powder is a game-changer, especially for those with coarse or curly hair. It effortlessly removes hair, leaving the skin incredibly smooth. Say goodbye to razor bumps and irritation! While it’s true that you need to follow the instructions carefully, the results are well worth it. A must-have for anyone seeking a reliable and effective alternative to traditional shaving.
Ciss –
Great !!
Works as intended far less expensive than the other local stores.
April Benson –
Well, I’m being honest here…
Lord help me! Several weeks ago, I saw this « no-shaving » hack on Tiktok and decided to try it. I know, « that sounds like a great plan April. You’re a glutton for punishment aren’t you? » Well, probably but that’s another story entirely.I’m allergic to both Veet & Nair so after those experiences I was hesitant and thinking, yep I’m gonna mess myself up. So I bought the can of Magic Shaving Powder and I waited for what felt like half my lifetime for it to arrive at my door. It finally did! Then I unceremoniously shoved it into a box and moved.While unpacking one of the never ending box piles from hell, I happened back upon this sweet little gold-ish gem. So as I was assertively told in the videos I didn’t shave my legs for a few days. Maybe a week. Who’s counting when you have an excuse this good?It’s Friday and I’m attending a wedding shower tomorrow so I though, what better time to see how badly I can break out in hives? « Gosh, April, you are really good at timing? » I know, because that’s what I said. Just now.So I read the back of the bottle? Tube? Cylindrical canister. On which bold white letters on a black back ground proceeded to give me the bad news first. Cool, just the way I like it. Do not use this product with a razor. I didn’t intend to. That’s the whole point. Follow all directions carefully. Maybe, we will see. Only to be used to remove facial hair. Ha! Have you seen ladies leg hairs? Even the dog didn’t wanna cuddle me because a Brillo pad would be more comfy. Test product before use. Go big or go home right?Amongst the directions it told me to remoisten the powder if it gets dry. We all hate that word and just for using the M word I’m not doing it. Plus Tiktok told me too, and we can totally trust Tiktok.After removing the paint can-style lid (thanks for that Magic) I did follow the directions, sort of, mostly, -ish, for mixing the powder into paste which btw, may be the most physically taxing thing I have done all night. I mean holy smokes, Batman. I’ve never in my life seen a powder so difficult to get wet. What’s in this crap? Latex? I hope not. I’m allergic to that too but I’m too tired of reading this can to find out.Eventually, it finally decided to become a paste. Cool. I then proceeded to smear it all over my legs with my fingers, which I quickly regretted, washed my hands and grabbed a spoon. I throughly slathered my off-white legs until they became, snow white instead.But I’m me, so I didn’t stop there. I coated all of the areas in which I didn’t want hair anymore. Yep, ALL of them. I’m a girl, so…. that’s pretty much from the nose down. Leave my eyebrows alone. I’m keeping those. I saw what happened to my daughter when she found mommy’s trimmer.I sat semi-patiently on my couch waiting for it to dry. Okay, not patiently at all but I filled my time with, well Tiktok videos. Should’ve made one. Dammit. Missed opportunity. I waited for the snow goo to dry and become powdery again.I discovered I had made a massive mess on my couch, but I would deal with the aftermath later as I always do. Procrastination is my greatest skill. I snuck half naked to the kitchen hoping my neighbors aren’t peeking at the new girl who currently looks like she may be the walking dead to my bathroom and ran the hot water.I got the rag wet, like Tiktok told me to then I proceeded to cautiously wipe away the dried cake batter of death from my skin. Slowly. Methodically even.To my shock and actual dismay, it took the hair off. Gone. Just like that. I laughed, flipped my razor off and finished removing the toxic smelling stuff away from my skin. As if I was not shocked enough that it actually worked, my skin was not red or irritated. Not even those…. ahem…. tender, parts.Color me impressed. Well Magic Shaving Powder people, I understand the name now. Proper branding. I like that. Oh and btw guys, this stuff is like $2 a can at Walmart. You’re welcome.
Rosie –
Great
Beside from the smell, I love it Leave my skin so soft
Liz –
It works but at what cost
I have PCOS which means I have to pluck or wax my chin/neck hairs constantly. I figured I would try something different and this powder was recommended on TT so I said why not. I followed the directions and applied for 7 minutes then wiped with a damp cloth. Did it get rid of the hair? Yes yes it did, I only applied it once and it got every hair BUT I guess my skin is too sensitive because my face got super red for a few hours even after washing my face thoroughly. The next day I could already feel the chin stubble coming back since it can only get rid of hair that’s exposed so while this product does work it’s not for me. I rather wax or pluck so I’m able to remove the whole hair root and go without waxing for a week.
Boomslang –
My. Face. Is. On. Fire.
I think I found a review of this product in one of my daily news feed, where it was praised as something borderline miraculous that could help with ingrown hairs. For $1.75 (that shouldâve been my first red flag), close to 14k reviews (at the time of this writing), and 4 stars, this was bound to truly be the shaving dream that was missing from my life.Following the instructions as a test was okay. No real irritation, but no beard came off. I brushed it off as a non-issue, and decided I would try at some other time.Enter today.Again, judiciously following the instructions, I applied the watery paste on my entire face and neck. Second red flag, the smell of hair-dissolving chemical shouldâve alerted me (a la Danger, Will Robinson!), but NO, of course it was just the smell of the fragranceâor so I told myselfâand set to let it sit for the suggested 7 minutes. So far so good, my skin tingled a bit, but nothing terrible just yet!The instructions said to use a damp cloth to remove the paste along with your now-dissolved beard, so I did that. As I began wiping my face, the _burn_ started to set in. You can see it in the picture: not just some of my beard came off, but parts of the upper layer of my skin, too. After I cleaned the mixture off my face with the cloth, the horrible chemical burn set in. The instructions stated to use water to clean off any excess, so I practically submerged my face in water to help with the burn, and removed what was left of the paste from my face and neck.It has been easily 15 minutes since I finished and that I decided to write this review, and my face is still burning. Needless to say, I tossed the product in the garbage, and begged my kids to not trust everything they read on the Internet. Did I mention this stuff didnât even remove all of my beard? Funny, the instructions do state to repeat the process after 24 hours if you have any beard remaining, but there is no way on this green Earth that I am putting a spec of that stuff on my face ever again.Save yourself the pain, the discomfort, and donât use this unless you donât care for your face feeling and looking like it was dragged on cement.