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@Claytonp no they're not the same.

The bottle of powder will say cornstarch on it usually right on the front as it's marketed as being safe to use.

Order bottles won't say it on its label, but will say it in it's ingredients list though.

Usually talcum is the main ingredient.in the older stuff. But you'll have to watch the labeling and ingredients on generic brands like house brands from Walmart Sam's, Costco,CVS, Walgreens even dollar store brands. I've ran across a few bottles with talcum in them from dollar stores.

I'd imagine this would be the same for foot powder too.

If you or any other consumer is weary of using talcum based products, Look for cornstarch on the label and the list of ingredients.

 

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I am wondering how much public hair has to do with sweat and or oder. I searched and there are views both ways of shaving or not. Also how much does dehydration effect odor either in sweat or urine. More concentrated urine would have more urea and would lead to odor. Wonder if same for sweat. Drinking a lot more water would lead to clear urine and potentially less bladder spasms from concentrated waste like urea. Which would then increase continence

 

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Being hydrated doesn’t affect the smell of my pee. What does affect my life is when I’m hydrated, I can barely get my job done because I’m constantly in the bathroom and I don’t get any sleep at night so it’s important for me to stay dehydrated. I drink about half as much as I should.

I shave everything with a real razor, about once a week (or daily if I’m dating, lol). It definitely decreases sweat and odor and it’s much easier to clean up.