5 Ways to Incorporate Blue Magic Pcanti Oil into Your Beauty Routine

Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is a type of oil-based paint that is commonly used for theatrical and special effects makeup. It is known for its vibrant, long-lasting colors and easy application. One of the main advantages of Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is its high color payoff. The pigments in this paint are highly concentrated, resulting in vivid and intense colors that are visible even from a distance. This makes it a popular choice for stage performers, dancers, and other artists who need their makeup to be noticeable under bright lights. Additionally, Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is known for its long-lasting formula.

I am using it on my scalp and in my ends. It smells good though. It looks like it would make a good pressing oil.

Well, I don t believe in all the mineral oil and petroleum scares because I was the Blue Magic chick as a child and that was when my hair was natural, super thick, and grew like crazy. Well, I don t believe in all the mineral oil and petroleum scares because I was the Blue Magic chick as a child and that was when my hair was natural, super thick, and grew like crazy.

Additionally, Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is known for its long-lasting formula. Once applied, it stays in place for extended periods of time without smudging or fading, even during physical activity. This makes it ideal for performances or events where continuous touch-ups may not be possible.

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Iused it when I was a child. I had much thicker hair when younger but I can't attribute it to Blue Magic.

Nessa

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Okay. thank You for the comment Sbaker. I just bought it today I used it before. I am just gonna use it right now for my cornrows. And when I get a weave for my hair to be real mosturize. I just tested on some of my hair and it's light and the smells disapears later.

phynestone

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I used Blue Magic when I was child and let me tell you, it's kind of thick. It makes a good pressing oil, but other than that, I'm not sure.

Integrity

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Nessa

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I am using it on my scalp and in my ends. It smells good though. It looks like it would make a good pressing oil.

cutebajangirl

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I've actually had someone heat it up with a hair dryer and put it on my hair like a hairdressing after styling was finished. LOL I was like Oh no picturing greasy dank hair but it actually worked well.

Nessa

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Oh that is cool. They heated the blue magic with a hair dryer?. That's weird. But what ever way can work.

Eyvonne7131

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I use to use it when I was a child. the best is the green color. the blue color is alot thicker!

Nessa

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Yeah I bought and the green color is already on my scalp. What kind of results did you get? Was it good, sided in growth. Was it satisfiying. Made your hair thicker or something?

Eyvonne7131

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Well I have very thick 4b hair. the last time I used the green was about 3 months ago. I put a little in before I did a pony tail and I wrapped my hair that night. It was nice and soft, but you have to be careful not to use to much because it can weigh your hair down. I only would use it if I were looking for a sleek look. does not work to well if you are trying to enhance any curls.

Nessa

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LondonDiva

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dontspeakdefeat

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LondonDiva

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Nessa

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Well it's the only thing that can mosturize my hair well. Because if I put oil in my hair absorbs it so fast. Or should I reoil my scalp all the time?

metalkitty

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Well, I don't believe in all the mineral oil and petroleum scares because I was the Blue Magic chick as a child and that was when my hair was natural, super thick, and grew like crazy. I think for 4 a/b's with extra dry hair its good to oil the scalp with and seems like it makes my friend's hair and mine grow. But only if you can take the stink for a day or two!

Nessa

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Thank You metal Kitty for the post. I have 4a/4b hair and I am glad I am hearing good results from it so far.

Nessa

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LondonDiva

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Well it's the only thing that can mosturize my hair well. Because if I put oil in my hair absorbs it so fast. Or should I reoil my scalp all the time?

Uh-huh that's because the BM is sitting on the surface of your scalp and not being absorbed therefore making it 'moisturise' very well. The oil would sink in and the next day it would feel like you haven't oiled it. Oiling frequently or daily is an option yes, and probably with an oil very close to our scalps natural sebum which is jojoba oil.

metalkitty

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Oh, have you tried jojoba, Nessa? I like to use it in a thin-nosed haircolor applicator bottle to oil my scalp and it works pretty nice and its quick for when you don't feel like doing it the long, messy way. Castor oil might be good on your hair too. You know though, I prefer a grease that melts aka absorbs. thats why Keracare's are good.

Nessa

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I haven't tried Jojoba oil or castor Oil. Or Keracare. Is olive oil good? Cause i can get jojoba oil since it is so close to our sebum. I like a grease that melts too, Blue magic does that. But I wanna try these oils first then I will see.

Nessa

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Nessa

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Integrity

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nessa you could melt the blue magic but it clogs pores. olive oil, jojoba, and other plant oils are better for scalp so it doesnt smell and leave a greasy build up. if u must use blue magic, it is great on ends, even when it is melted, cos its not as heavy then.

Nessa

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Cindy70

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I like the Blue Magic pressing oil that comes in the old fashioned shiny red container. It is much lighter than the green and blue Blue Magic greases in the plastic containers. Also, it can be used daily, or whenever like other "greases". This is what it looks like.

Integrity

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Nessa

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I used Blue Magic when I was child and let me tell you, it's kind of thick. It makes a good pressing oil, but other than that, I'm not sure.

Another notable feature of Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is its easy application. The paint is soft and creamy, allowing for smooth and effortless blending on the skin. It can be applied using a brush or a sponge, depending on the desired effect. The paint also dries relatively quickly, preventing smearing or transferring onto clothing. In terms of versatility, Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil offers a wide range of colors to choose from. Whether one needs a natural flesh tone or a vibrant shade for a fantasy look, there is a wide selection available. The paint can also be mixed to create custom colors or diluted with a thinner for more translucent effects. However, one downside to Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is that it can be difficult to remove. Since it is an oil-based formula, it requires a specialized makeup remover or cleansing oil to effectively remove the paint from the skin. This is especially important for individuals with sensitive skin, as harsh scrubbing or rubbing can cause irritation. In conclusion, Blue Magic Grease Paint Oil is a highly pigmented and long-lasting oil-based paint commonly used for theatrical and special effects makeup. Its vibrant colors, easy application, and staying power make it a popular choice among performers and artists. However, caution must be exercised when removing the paint to prevent skin irritation..

Reviews for "Why Blue Magic Pcanti Oil is a Must-Have for Natural Hair"

- John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Blue Magic grease paint oil. I found it to be very messy and greasy, and it didn't provide the coverage that I was hoping for. It also made my skin feel very oily and clogged my pores. I ended up having to wash my face multiple times to remove all the residue. Definitely not worth the money.

- Sarah - 1 star - I don't understand all the hype around Blue Magic grease paint oil. I tried it and it made my hair feel heavy and sticky. It also didn't really do much in terms of moisturizing or repairing damaged strands. I was hoping for better results, but unfortunately, this product fell short for me. I won't be repurchasing.

- Emily - 3 stars - I have sensitive skin, so I was excited to try Blue Magic grease paint oil, as I had heard good things about it. However, it didn't work well for me. It made my skin breakout and feel irritated. It also didn't absorb well and left a greasy residue on my face. I'm disappointed because it seems like a lot of people enjoy this product, but it just didn't agree with my skin.

- Mike - 2 stars - I bought the Blue Magic grease paint oil based on the recommendation of a friend, but I regretted it. It made my hair feel weighed down and greasy, and it didn't provide any noticeable effects in terms of moisturization or improving the condition of my hair. I ended up having to wash my hair more frequently to get rid of the oily residue. I wouldn't recommend this product.

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