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MHG Scar Erase Review by Chary

As a kid, I always get scars from playing around, and these scars stayed with me until my adulthood. Sometimes, I would be hesitant to wear shorts that would expose the scars on my knees. I have tried several products for this problem, yet none of them worked so far. Then, there’s this new product a friend recommended me to use-- MHG Scar Erase Ultra Intensive Scar and Stretchmark Repair Gel from Racosme Cosmetics. I haven’t seen this anywhere yet, so I think it would be cool to be first in trying a new brand.

I first cleansed my knees with soap and water, patted it dry with a towel and applied MHG Scar Erase into the scar and massaged it gently for 1-2 minutes. i did this as a routine for about 3 weeks. After following instructions for almost 3 weeks, I already see some difference! my scars on my knees started to fade. I’m also confident that my skin is safe because of the product’s natural ingredients--propolis and honey, that were proven to reduce the visibility of scars.

I would like to share to everyone this product- MHG Scar Erase Ultra Intensive Scar and Stretchmark Repair Gel. for me, the price is reasonable for its effect. You, too, can get this product just by visiting Racosme’s Facebook page https://web.facebook.com/racosmeofficial and also see if there are more products suitable for you. As for me, i am happy with the results of this product. MHG Scar Gel is something i will use for a long time to treat my scars. Thank you, Racosme!

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