Charcoal Powder...

M FREAKY

M FREAKY

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juiced2damax said:
Someone on another board was telling me about it...Why do you say that Freaky?
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J2d I have only seen this product used in the ER once while back
Charcoal, absorbs substances in the stomach and intestines and prevents them from being absorbed into the body I believe it is mainly used for treating some accidental poisonings or drug overdoses so what exactly did you read,,,
 
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M FREAKY said:
J2d I have only seen this product used in the ER once while back
Charcoal, absorbs substances in the stomach and intestines and prevents them from being absorbed into the body I believe it is mainly used for treating some accidental poisonings or drug overdoses so what exactly did you read,,,
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Wait bro, I think you may think I was talking about ingesting this product...OH HELL NO...lol

This is used to cast shadows on abs and sweeps on your legs as well as tri's. Just curious if anyone has used this before...I had a very respectable bber tell me about this little trick.:)
 
M FREAKY

M FREAKY

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juiced2damax said:
Wait bro, I think you may think I was talking about ingesting this product...OH HELL NO...lol

This is used to cast shadows on abs and sweeps on your legs as well as tri's. Just curious if anyone has used this before...I had a very respectable bber tell me about this little trick.:)
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lol just checking sometime I wonder about you. Sorry if I missed leading you my apology,,
Back to your question, No I have not used it before;)
 
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Ive seen this but have no use for it myself. If not put on properly the shadows it casts make you appear like you were air brushed!
 
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Anyone use this for onstage??
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i'd like to hear how this guy used it and what coloring applications he used before he put it on.....Right of the bat , if it was applied wrong, one would look ashy , i would think
 
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