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this board is dead!
too bad….I had some dry powder to buy some stock from all the great advice here , but now I may have to use some other choices …. lmk which ones you like
Here’s what you can do with dry powder
1. Prevent chafing
Ouch! Whether it’s a hot summer’s day or if you’re about to exercise, dust talcum powder between your thighs to eliminate friction. Keeping your skin smooth and pain-free, and avoiding the risk of sores.
2. Combat smelly shoes
If you or someone in your house has stinky shoes, talcum powder works wonders to stop the stench. Simply sprinkle a light dusting of talcum powder inside the shoe and leave them overnight.
In the morning, shake out the baby powder and you’re good to go. Try with your gym trainers before you go to the gym too, and the powder will absorb any sweat leaving your shoes smelling fresher.
3. Thicken your eyelashes
Try dusting them with talcum powder before you apply mascara. The powder acts as a primer which gives you fuller, longer looking lashes without the need for falsies.
4. Face primer
A dusting of talc will help your make up stay on for longer, as it absorbs facial oils, which helps to set your make-up for the day or night.
Quick Tip: Talcum powder can also be mixed with a powder or bronzer that is a bit too dark to lighten it up.
5. Soothe dry skin and treat eczema
Talcum powder can work like a moisturiser to help soothe extra dry skin and if you have areas of irritated skin, rub a bit of talcum powder in to calm it. You can actually buy dermatologically approved powder for prone skin, too.
6. Wipe away sand easily
All beach bags should had talcum powder. To get sand off your skin simply sprinkle the powder on and wipe off.
The sweat, oil and water that’s causing the sand to stick will be absorbed by the powder meaning the sand can be easily wiped off your skin. Better still, you’ll know your car and house won’t turn into a sandy mess too.
7. Use instead of dry shampoo
Sprinkle some talcum powder underneath the top layer of hair at your roots to absorb excess oil.
If you have dark hair, mix the powder with cocoa powder and for red hair, mix in some cinnamon. Gently brush through to evenly distribute the product evenly and no-one will ever know.
8. Cool your sheets
During a hot summer’s night, sprinkle some talcum powder on your bed sheets before heading to sleep and you’ll feel cool and dry all night long.
9. Get silky smooth legs
After exfoliating, apply talcum powder to the area of skin you’ll be waxing before you begin. It will absorb any excess oil on the skin’s surface so the wax will be able to grab your hairs better. Better still, your skin will be soothed by the cooling effect of the powder.
10. Freshen up your house
If your wardrobe is smelling a bit musty freshen it up with talcum powder. Sprinkle a small amount into an open jar and leave in your wardrobe. The moisture removing properties of the powder will keep it free from that musty smell.
You can also use it to freshen up your carpets as well. Sprinkle a light covering, let it sit for about fifteen minutes and then hoover up – this works wonders for removing tough smells, such as pets or cigarettes.
11. Smooth scrolling
When using a laptop trackpad, oily hands can make it difficult to glide your fingers across the area. A sprinkle of baby powder on your fingers can make scrolling easier and prevent any accidental clicks.
12. Deodorant booster
Baby powder absorbs sweat, so adding it to your morning routine can help your deodorant to last longer.
When applied after a roll-on deodorant, the baby powder works as an extra layer of protection that keeps you smelling great. It also prevents the sticky feeling that can occur after re-applying deodorant
gonna be a tough decision. stocks or ….. ? hmmmm
