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1000g Johnson's Baby Powder £2.34 (or less) delivered
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Health visitors don't recommend the use of baby powder.MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy
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Talc is carcinogenic (causes cancer).Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0
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missladyannie wrote: »I never used it on my son as a baby, however my husband uses it every day in his 'lower regions' !!! He can't get dressed without it!
That's called "ball glazing". :eek: :rotfl:Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
notanewuser wrote: »Talc is carcinogenic (causes cancer).
Yes it is, its been proven as toxic and a cause of cancer, especially lung cancer. Talc acts in a similar way to asbestos, its lands in the lungs by inhalation and causes cell structure damage leading to cancer. I wouldn't touch it with a bargepole and it should be kept away from groins especially on women and babies (cervical cancer!) and away from dusting on the body as the lungs will ingest particles. Stay away.0
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