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Magic Retouch Spray is formulated with temporary pigments that adhere to the hair, creating a natural-looking coverage that lasts until the next shampoo. It is resistant to water, sweat, and brushing, ensuring that it stays in place throughout the day. The formula also contains conditioning agents to nourish and protect the hair, leaving it soft and manageable.
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Mark, Katherine, Jane, and Martha, the children of a single mother, find themselves entrusted with a lot of responsibility when they discover a magic coin that works by halves. Their mother unwittingly has the first adventure with the coin, during which she suddenly finds herself halfway home from visiting her aunt and uncle, but soon the children are making carefully calculated wishes that take them to far-flung points in time and space.
My husband and I listened to the full cast audiobook recording of this book on a car trip years ago, but I believe I slept through some of it and therefore didn’t add it to my Goodreads shelves because I hadn’t read the full story. This time around, I read the book aloud to my three oldest daughters (ages 2, 4, and 6) and enjoyed it much more. My intended audience was really the oldest two girls, and they both loved the idea of the magic coin and its tricky way of granting wishes. Each time we sat down to read, they were curious to know who was going to have a turn with the coin next and how they were going to use it.
For me, the appeal was largely that, despite the magical elements, the story is grounded in reality. I have a hard time diving right into fantasy worlds, so I always appreciate it when an author begins in the real world and slowly introduces magic. I also thought it was a fun way to encourage my kids to think mathematically, and also a great excuse to introduce them to the legend of King Arthur, which figures heavily into one child’s adventure with the coin.
Half Magic will appeal to readers who like old-fashioned family stories, like Elizabeth Enright’s Melendys series or Eleanor Estes’s Moffats books, as well as to those who enjoy stories where magic enters the real world a la The Enchanted Castle by E. Nesbit. I plan to read aloud the sequel, Magic by the Lake, possibly during the upcoming school year.
As per my disclaimer above: Edward Eager would figure high on my list of magical books for children.
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Reviews for "Unlock Your Inner Makeup Artist with Magic Retouch Spray"
1. John - 1 star
I was really disappointed with the Magic retouch spray. It claims to cover up roots and gray hair, but I found that it left my hair looking unnatural and stiff. The color was also way off from my natural hair color, making it obvious that I had used a spray to cover up my roots. I also didn't like how it felt on my hair, it made it feel heavy and greasy. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product at all.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the Magic retouch spray, but it didn't live up to my expectations. First of all, the spray was difficult to apply evenly. It left some areas of my roots looking darker than others, which was not a good look. Additionally, the spray had a strong chemical scent that was quite overpowering. The color of the spray also didn't match my hair color accurately, and it was obvious that I was trying to cover up my roots. I ended up having to wash my hair right after using it because it just didn't look good. I wouldn't buy this product again.
3. Emma - 2 stars
I was excited to try the Magic retouch spray, but unfortunately, it didn't work well for me. The color selection was limited, and none of the shades matched my hair color perfectly. Additionally, the spray nozzle didn't work properly and it sprayed the product unevenly, leading to dark patches on my roots. It looked really unnatural and it was obvious that I had used a cover-up spray. The spray also left my hair feeling sticky and weighed down. I wouldn't recommend this product if you're looking for a natural-looking solution for covering up roots.