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You put acid on your skin. Acid burns. Your skin will start peeling in a week or so.

I also want to add that I used the wart remover, which has the same active ingredient (17 % salicylic acid) as the corn and callous remover.

+Brandie Jeanette You are absolutely right about the chemical peel.  I've thought about having one done, but, after getting off of that roller coaster, I'm afraid to do anything else like that!  LOL!

I forgot to add that I tried it AGAIN about 2 years ago, and it didn't not work.  It just made the spots turn black, but, they never dried up and peeled off.  So now, I had a double whammy because it looked even worse than what it did originally.  So, I had to figure out how to remove the spots.  I purchased a PMD which helped a lot and devised a facial cleansing regimen and employed some other products.  This all helped to get me back to normal.  Now, I just have hyperpigmentation dots that you see a lot of people with.  I now use black soap and coconut oil, vitamin C serum, and Chromabright.  The Chromabright makes the dead skin peel off and helps to lessen the appearance the appearance of (hair) bumps on the face.  I know that this was about the knees, but, I just wanted to share my story to warn people not to put the salicylic acid on their face.  I did it out of desperation.  I hope no one else gets to that point.

+onyxspirals YIKES!!! You gave your face a chemical peel! Believe it or not thats what its supposed to do....literally kill the top layer of skin and force your body to build new skin...your better than me because I'd be a big ol baby about it...

+to0PRETTY That she won't do! I have been begging but no reply!

+Brandie Jeanette Perrrfecctt! Can you do an update video on how your knees are now, and thhe other placeds you applied the product.

+to0PRETTY nope....

Please dont. It's an asprin bssed acid. Ask your doctor but I surely wouldnt.

+Lulu Lubanyana Hello, I'm in America so I'm not sure but I do have an amazon store that has it :-) //astore.amazon.com/brandiejeanette-20?node=64&page=3

+What's a good display name? Good luck to you :-) Follow the directions, don't peel early...and most of all...do your own research :-)

you have a good display name lol

Here's the chords anyway: Verse: F A Dm Dm7 G Bflat F A Dm F G chorus: Eflat Dm G Eflat Dm G Eflat Dm G F G. The verse is the same as the Ziggy version only transposed from D to F. Guess he lowered it on the remake to make it easier to sing: the Corns pitch almost defeats even him at some points. The chorus chords are entirely different from the zig version, and give the song a more emotional feel, while the zig chords come over as more sort of high energy, to me anyway....

Hahaa... One day I came home from school & all my wall pics had gone! Trash-canned & binned!! This is the first time I've seen the pic of Bowie sitting on the steps, blue shirt, pink scarf, since then (1973!!!) Did I really buy the teen girls mag 'Jackie' just for Bowie pics? Yes! Fact is most of us cool kids did. It was about being different, though not 'toadally gay', as some would like to think. Appreciation of an exceptional artiste. Thanx

Arnold Corns: 1971 band consisting of Bowie on guitar and vocals, his costume designer Freddi Burretti (his stage name was Rudi Valentino) as lead vocalist, Mick Ronson on guitar, Trevor Bolder on bass, Mick Woodmansey on drums and Mark Carr Pritchard on guitar. This collaboration released three tracks - early versions of "Moonage Daydream" and "Hang Onto Yourself" and the song "Man in the Middle" (written by Mark Carr Pritchard)

Sounds like a very early demo attempt compared to the Ziggy version. The rhythm is very pedestrian, clumping along like a pair of old hobnail boots, and the vocal is terrible, Bowie on a serious off day. And I doubt ANY of the Ziggy band play on this, despite what it says above, unless they all were doing a "Boys Keep Swinging" and swapping each others instruments ! But even then, I think they would do a better job than this !

Just goes to show Bowie's "throw enough shit at the wall some of it will stick and then move on" attitude. Not into this version stylistically, but lyrically it has a bit more bite. Obviously was modified to fit into the Ziggy narrative, the album version is one of my all time favourite songs. Reminds me of being 19 and in love. I thought that's what he was singing about. And nobody will ever prove me wrong.

"Moonage Daydream" CONTINUED< PART 2 of Lyrics Make me know you really care Make me jump into the air Keep your 'lectric eye on me babe Put your ray gun to my head Press your space face close to mine, love Freak out in a moonage daydream oh yeah! Freak out, far out, in out

Ok it's E flat major - which makes it a totally different change than we have on the Ziggy version. I've always preferred the change on the Corns and now I know why. And the second chord is D minor! Totally different chordal relationship to the Ziggy version.

I love the stardust version, the opening rif just imedietly draws your attention ,and the whole song is perfectley crafted ...except for that flute solo that shit sounds funky as hell ,and not in a good way .fucks wit the flow and the mood of the song

I read the comments and suddenly I see my previous account name, which means I have seen this before. I have no memory of it :O Which is really sad! I usually remember everything Bowie-way for years and years. What I really mean is this is great ;)

I must admit it does grow on you the more you hear it, but I suppose that's what you should expect from "The Master" ! Still not convinced Ronno plays on this though ! Maybe he was playing the drums and Woody was playing the guitar ! ha ha

I had a 7 inch vinyl of hang onto yourself by arnold corns but some bastard stole it maybe 30 years ago, oh well. my take on it was that bowie was insecure and wanted to know his if music would be successful under another name

I'd love to know exactly what those piano chords on the chorus are and how they're voiced cos the first one sure as hell doesn't sound like straight B flat major - sounds like something altogether richer and more majestic...

The reason David chose the Ziggy photo shoot in Heddon Place off Regents Street was because that's where Ward's photo studio was. Is his name plate still up on his door? You have a still in this vid.

there was a guy sort of fronting this thing named freddie burretti who is supposed to be "arnold" but really its just bowie and the spiders.

+kkh369 Yup. If you contrast the two song versions, man what a difference. Bowie's version is much more sophisticated. "Arnold Corns" made it sound lollipop-ish (not my cup of tea).

so while this designer guy, freddie burretti was supposed to be "arnold corns", really it was just bowie and the spiders. this burretti dude sang one song but i dont think it was ever released. he was a fashion designer...see my above comment about "arnold corns"