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Fairy Wings

Fairy Wings

Fairy wings are used in some potions. Fairy wings can be transparent or multicolored (Pm). Removing the wings from fairies annoys them, but is not harmful, according to Zygmunt Budge (BoP).

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Ground fairy wings from three fairies are used in making the Beautification Potion (Pm, BoP).

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Sources
Pottermore Book of Potions Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them