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Does the sun leave your face and arms feeling dry and tight? Magnum is a nourishing cream for men with a base of shea butter, almond and jojoba oils, plus ginkgo and arnica. Try a small patch first, then use a thin layer. Request a call; pay on handover.
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I mend roofs around Nakuru, so sun and dust are part of my week. My wife noticed my face and arms looked dry and bought a tube of Magnum.
I wash with soap and water at the end of the shift, then put a thin layer on my face and forearms. I also wear a cap on site now.
K— Kamau R., 41, Nakuru
Shea butter, long used across Africa for dry skin, leaves a smooth, conditioned feel.
Almond and jojoba oil spread thinly and sit comfortably on the skin.
Ginkgo leaf and arnica flower add classic botanical touches to a men's care routine.
Five ingredients: shea butter, two light oils and two botanical extracts, mixed into one cream.
fat of the shea nut, used across Africa to keep dry skin supple
a thin, easily spread oil that is mild on the skin
golden oil from the seeds of a desert shrub, similar in feel to natural skin oils
leaf extract from the ginkgo tree, one of the plant ingredients of the formula
bright mountain flower found in many traditional skin-care recipes
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Yes, it is a cosmetic cream for men. It nourishes and softens skin and is not a medicine of any kind.
Face and body skin that is intact. Keep it away from broken or irritated skin and from the eyes.
It spreads thinly thanks to the almond and jojoba oils and leaves a soft finish. A little goes a long way.
Yes. Put a pea-sized amount inside your forearm and wait before using it more widely, especially if you react to nuts or arnica.
That is all the form needs. Card numbers and M-Pesa details are never requested.
The consultant runs through your town, road or estate, how many packs, and which day suits you for delivery.
You hand over the shillings when the parcel has reached you.
