“Belo Talc-free powder ,crafted with care for the most delicate skin, for the most meticulous moms.”

Here are the 3 winners

1. Emiliana Sison
2.  Angelie Namindang
3. Almaira Casanguan

Move over talcum powder. I discovered Belo Talc-free powder and I am simply loving it. Oh, so soft and soothing , so I want to talk to you about the benefits:

Belo Talc-free powder

  1. Natural– Belo talc-free powder is  made from certified natural and finely milled rice and maize.

2.  Talc-free – Formulated without talc, gluten, phthalates, parabens, dyes and most common allergens brings me peace of mind.

belo talc-free powder

made from certified natural and finely milled rice and maize.

3.  Hypoallergenic and this means my skin feels so much softer, dry and comfortable.  Moisture gets absorbed without causing irritation for delicate young skin.

4. Ultra Absorbent – Before I came across Belo talc free powder, I was already using cornstarch on my back to absorb the moisture caused by perspiration. Of course, you know how rice is super absorbent. In fact, when you drop your cellphone in water, they say a phone can be saved by putting it in a container of uncooked rice overnight. Now , I get the best of both worlds- certified natural and finely milled rice and maize.

5.  Safe -Did you know that in the Philippines, most baby powders contain Talc, an ingredient that has been the subject of debate and over 1,000 lawsuits in the US  that date back to 1971?  Several studies conducted over the past 25 years found an association between perineal talc powders and ovarian cancer.  I feel safe knowing the powder I use is  talc-free. My advice is not to use powder in the genital area, even if they’re safer to use than talc.

Belo Baby Talc-free Powder also comes in a very cute packaging that already includes a soft puff.

It’s safe for baby but please remember to take care to avoid baby’s face when applying powder to avoid inhalation.  Carefully dust lightly all over the body, avoiding baby’s face. There has been a case study where “careless use of corn starch for infant skin care can lead to accidental aspiration of this substance and severe respiratory disease.”

When I told my husband that I now have talc-free powder, he junked his foot powder and the baby talcum powder.  He often tells me to powder his back to absorb extra moisture and keep his skin dry. I lovingly powdered his back with Belo talc-free powder , making sure to powder gently to avoid any extra powder particles floating in the air. The fresh scent of the powder is mild and so soothing.

I am so relieved that  the skincare I only trust now has talc-free powder. Aren’t you excited that three of you might have a chance to win Belo Baby talc-free powder gift packs? Here are the mechanics:

  1. Follow me on twitter @momblogger
  2. Tweet which benefit/s on this post struck you the most…explain why and use hashtag #BeloBaby. Multiple unique tweets allowed.
  3. I will choose the best three tweets by June 1 and tag you on twitter.

Belo Baby Talc-free Powder is now available in leading supermarkets and department stores nationwide. You can also buy now here: https://tackthis.co/shop/Belo/category/belo-baby and enjoy FREE delivery until May 31 with a minimum purchase.

For further information, check Belo talc-free powder by visiting  www.belobaby.phfacebook.com/belobabylove, Twitter: @belobabylove, Instagram: @belobabylove

 

About Noemi Lardizabal-Dado

You may contact Noemi (noemidado @ gmail.com) for speaking and consultancy services in the following areas: Parenting in the Digital Age (includes pro-active parenting on cyber-bullying and bullying) ; Social Business ; Reinventing One’s Life; and social media engagement. Our parenting workshop is called "Prep to Prime (P2P): Parenting in the Digital Age (An Un­Workshop)" P2P Un­Workshops are conducted by two golden women in their prime, Noemi and Jane, who have a century’s worth of experience between them. They are both accomplished professionals who chose to become homemakers. This 180­degree turn also put them on a different life course which includes blogging, social media engagement and citizen advocacy. They call their un­workshops Prep to Prime or P2P, for short, to emphasize the breadth of their parenting experience. They tackle different aspects and issues of parenting ­­ from managing pregnancies, prepping for the school years of children, dealing with househelp, managing the household budget, to maximizing one’s prime life and staying healthy through the senior years.

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