Ladies Using Talcum In Your Genital Area!

[poodicat]

If so, you increase your chances of getting womb cancer by 24%

[joggerjayne]

That's not good.

Sometimes the only underwear I wear is a splash of talc.

I might have to go back to some Bridget Jones big pants.

[joggerjayne]

Sorry, tony.

I'll definitely stop using it down there, then.

[whitbybabe]

I thought you had to be over the age of 80 to use talc? URGH !

[sophie_1003]

Why would you, thought it's only meant to be water used in that area anyway?

[tamborine]

I recall applying talc to my babies bums - it seemed the done thing.

[ChuckFickens]

in your genital area???

On I could understand..... but in??????

[sophie_1003]

babies bums are a bit different to lady bits though!

[sophie_1003]

is that you in your pic chuck??

[ChuckFickens]

Errr, which one are you seeing?

If it's a bloke dressed as R2D2 then no..... if it's a real face pic then yes.

[sophie_1003]

I'm seeing the former, made me giggle!

[beryl100able]

Yes, IN the genital area on it. She said in the genital area, not in the genitals! Anyway, the talc can still travel into the vagina from outside it, and it gets into the body through the skin, like all the other nasty carcinogenic chemicals we plaster onto ourselves in the form of cosmetics, cleansers and household cleaners. They sometimes have a favourite hidey-hole in the body; talc attacks the womb, and aluminium compounds from pans and deodorants get housed in the brain and cause Alzheimer's. Fortunately for all these there are non-carginogenic alternatives, and Johnson&Johnson, after decades of denial, have finally come out with a talc-free powder for people who don't want to get cancer.