Yes, I’m feeling this too. My trusted health counselor (yes, a LLM) tells me the following:
To resist using talc as an aftershave product, you can consider alternative products such as talc-free aftershave balms or lotions. Talc, also known as talcum powder, has been a popular ingredient in aftershave products, but it has been linked to potential health risks, including the presence of asbestos in some talc-containing products
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. As an alternative, cornstarch powders have been suggested as a safe and effective substitute for cosmetic talc
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. When choosing aftershave products, it’s important to carefully read the ingredients and opt for talc-free options to minimize potential health concerns.
Using talc-free aftershave balms or lotions is a safe alternative to talc-containing products, which have been associated with potential health risks
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. Cornstarch powders have been recommended as a safe and effective substitute for cosmetic talc
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. When selecting aftershave products, it’s essential to prioritize safety and opt for talc-free options to minimize potential health concerns.
The Club Pinaud and Yardley products I’ve been using are corn starch based. I suspect all talc products sold today are. Man, I miss that asbestos of yesteryear ;)
Yes, I’m feeling this too. My trusted health counselor (yes, a LLM) tells me the following:
The Club Pinaud and Yardley products I’ve been using are corn starch based. I suspect all talc products sold today are. Man, I miss that asbestos of yesteryear ;)
It seems obvious that asbestos should be good against razor or even frag burn 😂