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Talcum powder can be used under the arms for absorbing sweat and helping with the smell, but it can cause cancer. ChaCha on!
Talcum powder comes from talc, which is a mineral. It's really soft, as you can scratch a rock of talc with your finger. You can't dissolve talc in water, but you can in other mineral acids. For more information see here: http://en.wikipedi...
Talcum powder is made out of finely ground talc
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well from what ive read, yes but that is news to me. i used it all the time and now im worried
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Talcum powder is typically used for infant care as a moisture absorbent and to prevent or aid in ridding diaper rash. You can find it in most pharmacies and online from places like Walgreens.com or amazon.com. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=...
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Since research hasn't identified a strong connection between the use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer, there is no reason to stop using talc products altogether. "There are no recommendations for women not to use talc," says Sa...
http://www.everydayhealth.com/ovarian-cancer/ovarian-ca...
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･ 1 Combine the corn starch, tapioca starch and arrowroot powder in a small bowl, and mix thoroughly. ･ 2 Add the fragrance or essential oils to a cotton ball or absorbent cotton pad. ･ 3 Put the perfumed cotton ball or cotton pad in a cont...
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Some studies suggest that when women put talcum powder directly on the genital area, or even on sanitary napkins, it increases the risk of ovarian cancer. You might want to substitute a cornstarch-based product to be safe.
http://www.prevention.com/cda/vendorarticle/ovarian-can...
I think any of the big stores like Debenhams, Beatties, and Rackhams and Lewis's would sell it.
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