cfz | March 19, 2010 | | portal.polala.com
Okay. It's made of cornstarch, talc, sodium bicarbonate, and "fragrance".
Where does it NOT go, and should I wait until I'm dry to put it on? (Yes, I'm a noob with this stuff)
Thanks! After you dry off sprinkle the powder anywhere you want to so make your skin soft and smell good. My Mom is 74 years old and has used it all her life with NO ill effects. She never showers without putting it on after and she puts it everywhere. Did you know when your hair is needing a shampoo and you don't have time to shampoo you can sprinkle powder in your hair, fluff it through and get through the day? Just be sure to shampoo when you shower that evening or next morning, it is an old trick but you can't keep doing it. It will get you through for a day though if you need it to.Yes dry off first. Then put a small amount in a cupped hand and rub on your armpits, genital areas, and any other place you want to feel fresh.
I stopped using powder when I read in an older version of Mayo health medical book that talc has been linked to ovarian cancer. I am a little scared of putting talc down there. So I suggest using Cornstarch powder sold in the same area as baby powders.
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