Baby powder was originally intended to care for baby bottoms. However, because doctors warn of the health risks for babies from inhaling them and the talc it contains is suspected of being carcinogenic, many of us prefer to use alternative care products. But that doesn't mean that baby powder isn't good for anything. On the contrary: did you know that baby care is a clever household helper?
Caution: To be on the safe side, use a talc-free powder in areas where it can get on your skin or be inhaled.
When ironing, simply sprinkle some baby powder on the areas where sweat stains could form and iron it in as well. Absorbs the moisture - so you can start the day without any worries.
Speaking of sweat. Since the powder absorbs moisture, it can also be used directly as a deodorant substitute.
Before waxing, apply a layer of baby powder to the skin. Prevents painful irritation!
It's embarrassing when every step you take through the office leaves a squeak. Help is near - because the baby powder is already on the spot. Sprinkle something on the soles and it should be quiet in the (shoe) box.
How annoying when the sand sticks all over your body when you go to the beach. If you put baby powder on it beforehand, you can rub off the granules more easily. Be sure to try it!
The shoes smell unpleasant again? Phew, you could use an expensive foot spray on that now. Or you can use some baby powder. It is best to leave it on overnight!
Ouch, the big bad wolf! We suffer from it in the summer. If you put baby powder between your thighs, you can prevent the painful rubbing.
No time to wash your hair? We know mothers all too well. The baby powder solution: Simply put a little in the hairline and brush in.
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