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Men's vitality · Kenya

Magnum in Kenya, reviewed: soft, well-cared-for skin for men with shea butter and ginkgo

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Skin rough and dry? Magnum is a men's cream built on shea butter, almond oil and jojoba seed oil, with ginkgo biloba extract and calming arnica. Do a patch test on your arm first, then apply a small amount. Phone in your order; pay the rider.

KSh 6,900KSh 13,800-50%
  • The supplier's consultant phones you to confirm your town, estate, nearest landmark and how many packs you need.
  • You pay nothing in advance; the rider is paid when the parcel reaches you.

Magnum: the support it offers

Soft skin that stays moisturised

Shea butter, almond oil and jojoba seed oil are rich, well-known moisturisers.

Ginkgo in the base

Ginkgo biloba extract, a leaf extract used in skin care, adds a botanical touch.

A calming note

Arnica is the flower that skin-care makers add to soothe and cushion.

The ingredient list of Magnum

Five plant ingredients: three rich oils and butters, a leaf extract and a flower.

Ginkgo biloba extract

leaf extract from the ancient ginkgo tree, used in skin care

Almond oil

a light nut oil that softens and smooths the skin

Shea butter

African tree butter that holds moisture on dry skin

Jojoba seed oil

a liquid plant wax that resembles the skin's own oils

Arnica

mountain flower used for its soothing reputation

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Magnum: dose and application

  1. Do a patch test on your arm before the first use.
  2. Apply a small amount on unbroken skin.
  3. Wash your hands after applying.

Magnum in daily use

5/5

Softer hands after a day on the farm

I grow vegetables near Murang'a and sell them each morning at the market. My hands were rough and dry from soil and water.

A friend I trade with gave me his Magnum tube. I did the patch test on my wrist, then began using a small amount in the evening. My skin is softer and I wear gloves while washing.

— Peter G., 47, Murang'a

Magnum explained in questions

Almond oil and arnica can cause a reaction in some people. A small test on your arm shows whether your skin accepts the cream.

A small amount on unbroken skin, rubbed in gently. Wash your hands afterwards.

Shea butter and jojoba are gentle, but stop if you see redness, itching or burning.

Almond oil is a nut oil, so if nuts affect you, skip this cream or ask a pharmacist before you try it.

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Have Magnum brought to your door and pay when it arrives

KSh 6,900KSh 13,800-50%
  • The supplier's consultant phones you to confirm your town, estate, nearest landmark and how many packs you need.
  • You pay nothing in advance; the rider is paid when the parcel reaches you.

From phone call to parcel: Magnum

Enter your details

Your name and phone number only. No card and no ID number.

Pick up the call

The supplier's consultant checks your town, estate and landmark, the quantity, and a delivery day that works for you.

Pay the rider

You hand over the payment at the moment the parcel is placed in your hands.

Magnum: things to watch out for

See a doctor or pharmacist first if

  • The skin is broken, irritated or infected
  • You are allergic to nuts or arnica
  • You have not done a patch test
  • There is a sore or discharge: see a doctor

Reactions to watch for

  • Redness
  • Itching
  • Mild burning

Pack shots of Magnum

KSh 6,900KSh 13,800
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