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The why first, it is an astringent and has antiseptic properties. That is why is is beneficial to use after a shave, it helps to sooth and heal broken skin and protects it like neosporin.

I recently discovered its use as a deodorant and I have been amazed at the results. Apparently, it can be used to style and hold your hair somewhat in lieu of pomade.

I have been considering using it on my feet after a shower to keep my feet dry, testing to commence soon!

Ladies could use it on their legs after a shave.

It also helps to stop bleeding from small cuts, it burns like molten steel but does work very well!

Oh, in liquid form I believe it can be a flame retardant for grease fires. I recall reading that a few months back.
Alum is one of nature's little wonder chemicals. Seems to work for everything.

I hear that is how Chuck Norris acquired his dashing good looks.