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All of the recipes below are Talc and Cornstarch free. Why? There is some controversy surrounding the safety of Talcum powder and its potential to be cancer-causing. Regarding cornstarch, it's an excellent replacement unless you have a yeast rash - cornstarch feeds yeast.
You also have to consider how the corn was grown and whether it's genetically modified. You can get organic cornstarch, but that doesn't solve the yeast problem.
Baby powder isn't just for use on children and infants. Here are some excellent alternative methods for Baby Powder that you might not have thought of:
Therefore, I decided to give you 3 DIY recipes that should leave you happy regarding the ingredients.

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Directions:
Blend the dry ingredients in a glass bowl. Pour into a glass jar or cardboard shaker. Shake onto the skin when needed.
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Blend all ingredients in a ceramic mixing bowl (glass works too!) While mixing, disperse the essential oils into the powder. Keep stirring until well blended. Pour into a cardboard shaker. That's it!
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Combine all ingredients in a small grinder and grind to a fine powder. Fill a powder container or store the remaining powder in a glass jar.
There you go! I told you they were easy :)
About the Author
Article Contributed by Danielle Winters
Organic Natural Beauty Directory Founder
Thank you to Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.org for this information.