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Eviscerate BFF and Dry Rub

xhrr

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So I have been using the Eviscerate BFF for about a week so far and I'm definitely happy even though it is a bit premature. Now I have one week left until vacation and grabbed some Dry Rub as well to use for vanity. Now my dilemma is how can I make them coexist? I don't plan on using BFF at the beach so just dry rub at night after the beach probably. How should I approach this next week however? Obviously fat loss is the goal but I'm trying to use both as vacation approaches. Any advice?
 
xhrr said:
So I have been using the Eviscerate BFF for about a week so far and I'm definitely happy even though it is a bit premature. Now I have one week left until vacation and grabbed some Dry Rub as well to use for vanity. Now my dilemma is how can I make them coexist? I don't plan on using BFF at the beach so just dry rub at night after the beach probably. How should I approach this next week however? Obviously fat loss is the goal but I'm trying to use both as vacation approaches. Any advice?
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I'll make sure Matt sees this. I just began a run of BFF myself and I'm really liking it! I'd think the two could be used in conjunction, but probably at separate times. Like I said though, I'll direct Matt's attention here to get this solved for you.
 
Geoforce said:
I'll make sure Matt sees this. I just began a run of BFF myself and I'm really liking it! I'd think the two could be used in conjunction, but probably at separate times. Like I said though, I'll direct Matt's attention here to get this solved for you.
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thank you kind sir
 
You're going to want to apply both products twice per day. The BFF is meant to penetrate deep into Subcutaneous fat, while Dry Rub is meant to affect the dermal structures. That said, apply the BFF first and wait about 15 minutes, then apply the Dry Rub to trouble areas/abs.
 
dsade said:
You're going to want to apply both products twice per day. The BFF is meant to penetrate deep into Subcutaneous fat, while Dry Rub is meant to affect the dermal structures. That said, apply the BFF first and wait about 15 minutes, then apply the Dry Rub to trouble areas/abs.
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Much appreciated I will do just that.
 
One more quick question for Evomuse reps in this thread. Would it be possible to apply EBFF and the apply sunscreen over top of it if I spread apart applications or is this a bad idea?
 
Over top of it is fine.
 
Yes...the whole Eviscerate series works great on chest fat as well as other stubborn areas (arms, etc).
 
For ease of use and lack of pain, the BFF is the obvious choice.

If you enjoy the pain (and a lot of people do), go for smolder or original.
 
I really need to read up about this, and see if this is a road I want to go down, especially applying a spray to the nipple area and arm pits, would that not sting? Have you had many people do this, that have condition of fat built up over time in the chest pecs.

Do you have a distributor with it in stock / or can get it in, for a UK customer?
 
The BFF (Burn-Free) doesn't really sting. Original is pretty spicy!

Predator Nutrion has UK stock of all.
 
Jas said:
Any before and after photos?

I assume the fat grows back in the chest, once you stop using it?
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Like any physique changing routine, supplement or otherwise, if you return to the habits that led to gaining the fat in the first place then the fat will come back.
 
Hit up customer service...it might have sold out already.
 
vaisuliafu said:
is there a difference in effectiveness between any of the eviscerates besides the burn?
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Eviscerate OG is slightly greater than Smolder due to higher cap content. I would really base the decision off the burn myself. I don't see a significant difference for me anecdotally.

Obviously different formulas are going to yield different results, but I think the three are fairly close to one another. If potency is your number one concern go Eviscerate over Smolder.

Personally I'll probably be running BFF from now on. I love the lack of burn with it and think it's a fantastic formula.
 
I read someplace that Eviscerate does perform well where you apply it but where you don't apply it, the fat you lose from the application site will just go to another part of your body?
 
BigGame84 said:
I read someplace that Eviscerate does perform well where you apply it but where you don't apply it, the fat you lose from the application site will just go to another part of your body?
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Not entirely true, but whoever told you that was stating the
Obvious. Eviscerates will mobilize fatty acids from the application area, as well as increase lipolysis. We always recommend keeping diet in check as well as stacking with the systemic fat burner of your choice.
 
This question is directed to the EvoMuse reps, i have just applied the Eviscerate OG formula on my abdominal areas and it has now turned red.. Please tell me this is a normal side effect? loll
 
marcel91 said:
This question is directed to the EvoMuse reps, i have just applied the Eviscerate OG formula on my abdominal areas and it has now turned red.. Please tell me this is a normal side effect? loll
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Absolutely. Very common and non harmful. It will go away after a shower and a bit of time. Capsacian is hot my man :)
 
yea i realised it was normal after about an hour after application, the redness disappeared but geez that stuff is hot haha. Appreciate the reply
 
marcel91 said:
and just to clarify.. what are the exact dosages i should be using
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When using a transdermal/topical lotion, don't be concerned with applying a certain amount of the product. Follow the directions on the bottle, and you'll be fine. Your skin will only absorb so much, so it is best to apply a thin layer (instead of lathering on a large amount).
 
domore said:
When using a transdermal/topical lotion, don't be concerned with applying a certain amount of the product. Follow the directions on the bottle, and you'll be fine. Your skin will only absorb so much, so it is best to apply a thin layer (instead of lathering on a large amount).
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Spot on here marcel. I don't really measure out much, obviously it depends on how much area you are covering and where you want to use it. For core areas 2 quarter-half dollar amounts work out well for me.

Just be careful with the capsaicin. If I'm using OG Eviscerate or Smolder I apply with latex gloves. This is by no means necessary, but if applying with your hands make sure you wash them very thoroughly. Rubbing your eyes accidentally can lead to some temporary discomfort for sure.

Let us know how the product ends up for you!
 
Yep, I've always only applied by Abliderate once a day after a shower in the AM.

I've toyed around with multiple smaller applications of Eviscerate (post AM shower and then post PM workout shower); haven't really noticed a major difference between the two ways.
 
MidwestBeast said:
Yep, I've always only applied by Abliderate once a day after a shower in the AM. I've toyed around with multiple smaller applications of Eviscerate (post AM shower and then post PM workout shower); haven't really noticed a major difference between the two ways.
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I'm dosing it once per day as you in the Am after my shower. I apply it with the bathroom feeling like a steam room and when I apply it feels like it numbs my stomach lol.
 
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