Silky Underwear
Dusting Powder
This dusting powder is the ultimate finishing touch; cocoa butter and cornstarch to soften the skin and a sophisticated and sexy yet delicate jasmine and vetivert fragrance.
How to use:
After bathing or showering, shake a little of this moisturising, dusting powder all over your body for velvety soft skin. With a dusting of Silky Underwear, you won’t want to wear anything else.
List of ingredients
- Cornstarch
- Kaolin
- Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter
- Magnesium Carbonate
- Perfume
- Jasmine Absolute
- Vetivert Oil
- *Cinnamyl Alcohol
- *Benzyl Cinnamate
- *Linalool
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
Most Helpful
6 / 6 people found this helpful
Vattenstad
About 3 years ago
I love this product. Anywhere I'm worried about excess sweat or chafing (I'm looking at you, thighs...), I just rub some of this on and go about my day worry free. And if it's going to be an intense day, I take a small bottle along with me to reapply. It's also great as part of my drying routine after bathing; some places, like my underbust, just never seem to feel fully dry. A dusting of this and problem solved!
Best of all the smell is lovely but also subtle, so for everyday practical use it doesn't overpower or mingle with my perfume.
Top Rated
5/5 stars
Chachi0803_6964723
About 6 months ago
I'm a Puertorican girl and us latinas have our curves, including thick thighs. Before using this powder, my thighs couldn't stand wearing shorts or a dress for an entire day; between the chub rub and the hot climate in the island. Since then, I can wear both ALL DAY and my thighs are silky!! Men can use this product as well!
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2 months ago
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About 2 months ago
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it feels rough on your hand when you apply. i got a christmas version and it was glittery, so I thought it was the glitter. checked the packaging and.. cornflour. i realised it was the distinct drying, rough, uncomfortable texture of cornflour. didn't work for me either, the scent and glitter went away quickly and it didn't work for me. glad it worked for others but now I have a tiny bottle of coloured cornflour that cost £9
