Calamine Powder – 7 Oz/Calamine Powder for Skin, Calamine Powder for Soap Making, Calamine Powder for Itching, Calamine Powder Bulk, Calamine Powder Pure, Calamine Powder for Face

Works amazingly well in bath products. Leaves skin soft and comforted without a bunch of additional chemicals and scents. Solid value for the cost and it goes a long way

I made a mask with it with rose floral water and rose hip seed puree. Made my skin feel nice and smooth. Also stuck some into homemade soap. This makes unbelievably awesome soap! 5 out of 5 stars!

I can use this in soap or add to tallow or coconut oil. I can also just make a a paste with a little water. Perfect for bug bites or plant rashes. Can be made as needed. 2 year shelf life. Similar and comparable to other brands. Easy to use reclose able bag. Smells fresh.

This is high quality calamine powder. The color is even and is dark pink. It dissolves evenly and easily and creates a very smooth lotion. It has no bad or chemical scents. Great quality and I'm using it to make skin lotions.

I used the calamine powder with my face lotion and body lotion. Both times, the powder dries into a mask that is soothing but not irritating to my skin. I have not tried it for soap making but it is something I would give a try in the future. There were not negative reactions from the use for the powder and I thought a little goes a long way. The pricing is reasonable for the size of the package and the amount received.

This stuff is amazing! I never knew that you could get it in powder form. It leaves your skin really soft and takes the itch off of bites quickly. A must-have!

This is easy to use. I make my own soaps, and this is a good ingredient for that purpose, producing a soap that helps calm skin irritation and itching. The quality is good, loose powder without any caking.Product of India.

This is the perfect addition to homemade lotions, salves, and balms and is great at stopping the itch. It mixed in well and it does help with mosquito bites.You can also just mix a little bit with a small amount of water (about a 2:1 ratio) and it works as a paste