Does the powder contain talc?
175838
Ingredients listed on the box: Talc, Kaolin, Parfum, Limonene, Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Geranoil, Citrnellol, Coumarin, Citral, Magnesium Carbonate.
175839
I don't know why this was sent to me; I bought the Bath Splash, not the powder.
175840
I have some older containers and some say Jean Nate Talc and others say powder, so really think they all contain Talc.
1584769
I am not sure, It is ground to a very fine powder like talc. The taste is quite good, almost sweet, mixes readily in water, milk, juice, etc
1801901
It is heavily scented talc...but brings back memories of barber shops in the 1950's. What I don't car for is that it's branded as "white talc", yet it has a slight pink coloring that transfers on to white garments like tee-shirts.
1905371
I called the company to ask this same question. I was told it contains sulfur granules and gypsum granules.
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the only problem with talcum"powder" is there might be a correlation with ovarian cancer for women who use feminine powders down there and miners who mine it without respiratory protection may have an increased chance of lung cancer. So if you are not going to snort it or stick it somewhere you are perfectly fine...
1382970
It contains powder. Just empty the entire packet into the bottle, add warm water, and it's ready to use....good luck!
328586
No...but this is easy to find out. You can pull up this powder and it will give you all the ingredients. I buy it from Natural Healthy Concepts.
1557145
It's a mineral, so yes. FYI... This use to remove lactic acid from he muscles, it prevents the ache and burn if taken right.
19620
it is sort of a "damp" powder-hard to describe. If I were you I would write the manufacturer and ask your question, as it is a great one and other consumers would benefit from the info. I am not going to say, "oh yeah sure" if I really don't know. good luck.
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I emailed the company as well to find out if the balls contain latex and PVC. Here is the answer that I received from Black Mountain Products: "There are small traces of latex that may be found in our stability balls. We recommend those with severe allergies not to use the ball. Our balls are made with a PVC base." (2/24/14)
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Here's what's list on the pot: talc, mica, liquidum paraffin (mineral oil), phenoxyethano, methylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, ethylparaben, CI77891 (titanium dioxide), CI77491, CI7749a, CI77499 Unless you're a chemist this probably doesn't tell you much.
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Yes. The product is clear and doesn't leave a color residue like some powder formulas.
1660572
Nope. I got some, but never needed to use it... This works well without any powder.
1584768
It was powdered...I finished the product and no longer have packing materials...sorry...
151442
i dont think so, ingredients.water,bentonite,sodium cocoyl,hydrolyzed soy protein,glycerin,camelia,sinesis,leaf extract,caprylyl glycol,phenoxyethanol,hexlene glycol,.more infor:1800-595-6230
1801897
Ingredients list: Talc, Zinc Stearate, Fragrance, Benzyl Salicylate, Citronellol, Geraniol, Hydroxycitronellal, Limonene, Linalool, Red 27, Zinc Oxide.
1801900
If you want the "pure white" with a lighter smell then get the one that says "Pinaud Bath Talc". It's in a plain white bottle (same shape at this bottle but white in color only, a red/green scripe, and no pictures) and simply says "Pinaud Bath" in lower case letters (not clubman) with the lower caption stating "pure white powder with deodrant". This is it: http://www.amazon.com/Pinaud-Clubman-Bath-Talc-Ounce/dp/B0041QVZDA/ref=cm_cr_dp_asin_lnk