Use Talcum powder on your neck and chest after having a shower. This will prevent you feeling sticky and sweating excessively.
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Hot enough for ya?
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I would recommend Jhonson's baby powder or Imperial Lather's one.
Talcum powder is brilliant for getting the sand of your feet/out of your shoes if you have been on the beach.
Certainly beats rinsing your feet in water and then trying to dry them.
Did you know, you can put your hand in a bowl of water and when you withdraw it your hand is dry?
Simply spread a fine layer of talc on the surface of the water and somehow, (I can't remember why but it was on 'HOW' many years ago), your hand will come out dry.
Certainly beats rinsing your feet in water and then trying to dry them.
Did you know, you can put your hand in a bowl of water and when you withdraw it your hand is dry?
Simply spread a fine layer of talc on the surface of the water and somehow, (I can't remember why but it was on 'HOW' many years ago), your hand will come out dry.
So if you're at the beach all you need to do is liberally sprinkle a couple of tons of talcum powder over the bit of beach you're on and then carefully lift your feet out of the surf.
Err, not really, but I think you know what I was getting at.
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If we go somewhere hot, talc is always in the suitcase along with wicking undies & shirts
I’ve heard you have to be careful if you regularly use talc on Richard and the twins.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44816805
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44816805
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Yes I saw that, TBH its not very often
I’ve heard you have to be careful if you regularly use talc on Richard and the twins.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44816805
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Hallelujah, grey, overcast, cool and not too humid, lovely.
Very close here today...
Long way away here. 
