Thread: Any One Else Still Use After Shave Talc?

Originally Posted by Wintchase

I prefer to marinate in my own juices in the summer months... Swamp ass can be a natural pestiside...

Oddly, in Florida a state with many swamps, swamp ass is also known as ball soup

I don't use talc but there are two types of talc, one being perfectly fine for use and the other contaminated form is a carcinogen WHMIS Classifications: Talc, Containing No Asbestos or Crystalline Silica .

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

I don't use talc but there are two types of talc, one being perfectly fine for use and the other contaminated form is a carcinogen WHMIS Classifications: Talc, Containing No Asbestos or Crystalline Silica .

Bob

completely agree, cosmetic talc is completely safe while industrial talc contains asbestiform particles that promote tumor growth through chronic irritation and gene mutations.

Originally Posted by 1OldGI

Oddly, in Florida a state with many swamps, swamp ass is also known as ball soup

no swamps here but we do get greeted by Betty Swallocks

I used Clubman talc today, here was my shave.

Prep cold water
Strop SRD old school 2" natural
Soap Van Der Hagen
Shaving bowl My Wife found this at Good Will for .49 cents. Works great.
Brush Old original badger
Razor Hess
After the Shave Alum Block
Post Shave, face Clubman talc

I use it on my face, I'm trying to decide if it goes good with old spice aftershave, scent wise.

I use Gold Bond and apply it with a nice horsehair brush that a barber gave me. For some reason this just seems to "finish" shave and I'm not sure why. I have been concerned about the whole cancer deal and not sure if Gold Bond is the same as Talc. Anyone know?

Originally Posted by volleykinginnc

I use Gold Bond and apply it with a nice horsehair brush that a barber gave me. For some reason this just seems to "finish" shave and I'm not sure why. I have been concerned about the whole cancer deal and not sure if Gold Bond is the same as Talc. Anyone know?

Any cosmetic grade talc contains no asbestiform fibers which Is what is in industrial grade talc and is classified as a human carcinogen. So no it does not cause cancer. The article I posted on this thread from the national institute of health details all of it. It's a good read.

Originally Posted by Vegita182

Any cosmetic grade talc contains no asbestiform fibers which Is what is in industrial grade talc and is classified as a human carcinogen. So no it does not cause cancer. The article I posted on this thread from the national institute of health details all of it. It's a good read.

Yes thanks for posting and does make an interesting read. I didn't know if Gold Bond and "talc" were the same thing?