Re: Cornstarch

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I've used it for years on my eyes. I put my eye make up on.... except for

mascara, then lightly dust with cornstarch. The I put on my mascara. The

little bit that sticks to the lashes makes the mascara seem fuller, and it

keeps the upper lid dry so there is no smudging of mascara or eye shadow

later in the day when my eyes get the " droopies " . I have also used it in

the past just brushed on my face in very warm, humid weather to help control

the oily face look, and I alway use it under my breasts so I don't get a

rash.

Tigger

> Sherra

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> Right on about the cornstarch. It is the very best---learned that when I

was having babies years ago. It is absolutely the best powder for

adults-kids-babies too. And it is very cheap. Keep a box in the bathroom

just for you! Buy it in the baking isle near the flour etc. It has a healing

effect on skin that can't be beat. Better than any expensive powder.

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> Sherry in Knoxville TN

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> PS--can also be used in shoes or socks to help from sweaty/smelly

footsies.

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Hi Lindsey,

1 tablespoon of cornstarch mixed in milk at bedtime helps to prevent

nocturnal hypoglycemia ... there's a note about it on the Magic site

if you are a member.

Let me know if you need help finding it.

Hope that helps.

Dawna

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> My son, Aidan is 12 months. He has been eating twice during the night

> for a year now, and I'm really tired. Someone mentioned cornstarch at

> the convention. Can someone tell me more about it? ..Lindsey

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