Body Powder for Men - Original Formula

Pretty graphic review but I have an issue where the legs meet the pelvis in the groin area gets red and irritated. To the point of vivid red line of pain. To cracking and peeling, and the smell is of stinky balls. I SHOWER DAILY. I am a construction worker and I shower EVERY DAY. I exfoliate down there and sometimes until its raw and bleeding. And maybe that's my problem. I went through multiple jock itch creams over the counter and I went through prescription steroidal cream as well. I've WENT TO DOCTORS about my skin issue down there. Sometimes healed and nice, sometimes I go through episodes of couples weeks of chronic pain. Instead of just dealing with it I bought this.Day 1: Chronic pain. Moist. Red. Cracking skin. Raw. Walking hurts. Underwear contact is both a pain and a relief to reduce chaffing.Day 2: Received this body powder for men. Used once in the evening. Instant chaffing results.Day 4: No more swelling, no more moistness, no more red. Completely got rid of it faster than any anti fungal cream. I can't say the smell really helped though. It's not like this product cleans the fungus or whatever the heck this jock itch issue stems from. But with daily showers, good drying, and a daily application (morning) of this powder, you're good to go.PS I have chronic sweating problems so this may be excessive care for someone battling a terrible jock itch that I spent multiple doctor visits trying to address.

TO ALL THAT ARE MISINFORMED:Talc does not cause cancer. Prior to 1970, the US, and other countries were relying heavily on Asbestos. Sadly, many talc powders come in contact with asbestos--Which is why you must buy highgrade. Given the fact asbestos is naturally forming, you cannot simply get rid of it. And it is still used by the Navy to strengthen the seals on the ships.However, for sexual intercourse, vaginal or anal, you want to make sure talc doesn't get inside the body; from my research, it would require a great deal of exposure to increase the risk of cancer even through this form of contact.---But I still wouldn't wish to challenge it. As for external use, its safe--With any salts, powders, and such, I do advise not actively breathing it in.Fresh Balls is NOT safer than Balla Powder. As a chemistry nerd, I seek to inform you of a chemical compound in Fresh Balls that is incredibly unhealthy, especially if you use the cream after shaving. This chemical compound is called Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate. This so called "natural" preservative will irritate sensitive skin. And it will irritate the eye for an incredibly long time. I suggest you research this.Please do not make false claims as to something causing cancer, when it doesn't. More over, google talc + asbestos + cancer, to get a better understanding.Talc in its free form is made up of hydrated magnesium silicate. Merely a salt of magnesium. The links between pure magnesium silicate and cancer are not truly known. Magnesium is a critical element in biological synthesis.It is worth noting that crayola, prang, and roseArt all use talc in their crayons which have been tested for asbestos, and DO contain it.WARNING:THERE IS A REASON WHY THIS POWDER IS EXPENSIVE. IT IS EXTENSIVELY TESTED FOR ASBESTOS---THUS COSTS MORE THAN GOLD BOND.BALLA POWDER IS SAFER THAN FRESH BALLS

Love the product, but the expense of getting it to your house makes you second guess the purchase. I didn't pay attention until I opened the package and glanced at the invoice. I've purchased this several other times, so not sure if this is the first time for the charge or the first time I noticed it. Either way, it will probably be my last time purchasing. It's just not worth the cost with the way &iden inflation has effected everything. Sad cause I really like the product. Love the new cardboard container. Always a plus when you see plastic go away. It's kinda old school now.

It smells great. It’s a fresh manly cologne smell. Not too strong just perfect.

It's basically talc. Nice texture and smell. Doesn't come out of the container easily. There are several small holes around the edge of the top of the container. Seems to me a few holes away from the edge may make it easier for the powder to come out, especially when it's near empty. I think a lot of the price goes towards the name and appearance of the container. It's just talc.

This stuff works wonders. I work in a warehouse most of the time and it gets hot when you're throwing furniture and large electronics around all day. A big issue I had was discomfort in the jewels due to the sweat sticking to my thigh, and don't even get me started on the smell when I get home. I put a little on this on my sack and thighs every morning after I shower and I no longer deal with that. I work 10-14 hour shifts usually and this still holds up very well. I forgot to put it on once and it was most uncomfortable shift ever. The only issue I had with it is that I got a slight skin reaction when I first started using it. That's just me though, as I come from a family with sensitive skin it was of no surprise. This works wonders for me, it is pricey but I wanted pure talc. I read that good bond occasionally is laced with asbestos due to the facilities it's packaged in and if I'm using this primarily on my prizes possessions then I'd rather not have something like that around. As far as how long this lasts, I've only been using it for 1 month so I'll update when I run out. Great stuff though