Johnson's Baby Powder 500g (A Product Of Thailand)

Does what baby powder should do

This baby powder could be applied to counter the appearance of fatty outbreaks after eating too many sugary/buttery CNY snacks.

I use talcum powder for a dry lubricant for sliding wooden parts. This Indonesian-spec talcum powder works out cheaper than the bulk, unscented talc that I used to use. And it smells nice, but _not_ the traditional (North American) baby-powder scent. Would buy again.

My wife uses baby powder daily to help keep areas dry and only likes the feel of talc her sensitive skin reacts to the corseness of cornstarch so for the last few years she has been using up the last of what she was able to buy before it was banned in North America. After the worldwide ban she decided it had to be now or never to try to find more to help supply her for awhile. This one does smell a bit more floral then the sensitive one she was using but its not to overbearing and does not trigger migraines, she said this one reminds her of being a kid in the 80s and her grandmas smell more then baby smell but it doesn't linger to long or make her feel like she smells like an old lady. The talc is really soft, the bottles we received are from Indonesia and tell you that the ingredients are just talc and fragrance. They come packaged in plastic and have the original stickers on the top of the pack. We were wary of buying international items as we didn't know if they would be fake or not but these seem completely legit and are happy to keep all that arrived.

It's OK, but it's not 100% talc, which I waive my right not to be sold, and want.