Nature's Baby Organics Baby Powder Talc Free Corn Free Dusting Powder with Aloe Soft Gentle, Fragrance Free, 4 Ounce

Happy to find a talac free, corn free powder (allergic to corn). I don't have a child, I got it for me to help with chaffing and moisture. This does the trick.

No harsh chemicals. No strong smells .Works well . A bit expensive

This stuff is the best. I use it for myself on any areas that get a little sweaty throughout the day (I'm also a musician, so I always use it after gigs if I can't go home and shower immediately). It always makes me feel so refreshed. I'm so happy it's organic, so I feel better about making a sustainable purchase. Also, so many other products claiming to be "clean" still include certain essential oils that can be irritating or hormone disrupting, but this baby powder doesn't have any of those. I'm also trying to avoid clay-based powders because I'm pregnant and trying to avoid anything that could be contaminated by heavy metals, and all soil-based ingredients can contain different levels of heavy metals including lead (and no amount of lead is safe, even if in miniscule amounts). I love the texture, packaging size, how soothing it is, really just about everything - can't wait to try other Nature's Baby products!

I'd probably give this about 3 and a half stars if amazon allowed half ratings.This is the first natural baby powder I have tried, so I don't have much to compare it to yet other than store brand stuff like Johnson's and Equate.I feel like for the price, you really don't get much here. That might just be the nature of the beast making the switch to natural ingredients though, but really a 4oz bottle isn't all that much when you're used to 12oz ones for almost half the price.One thing I was surprised about was that they weren't kidding calling this fragrance-free. There really is zero fragrance whatsoever to this stuff. I was expecting a little faint scent to it, but was surprised to find none. I'm still not sure if I like it better that way, or if I prefer having a bit of a scent to the powder, but either way I am pleased with the fact that the product is indeed as advertised.As far as doing its duty of keeping moisture at bay, I think it performed acceptably, though I do feel like I had to use more powder than I usually would have with major brands to get it to a point where it did a good job dealing with moisture. Combine that with the small bottle size and well....you end up going through it rather quickly.As other reviewers have noted, the bottle could definitely use a revision or two in its design. There is no cap on it, and the top is just a little twist dial that has two openings, one with a larger single hole, and an area with multiple tiny holes. The section with the tiny holes is useless, the powder clumps up too badly to ever fit through them, and so you're left using the larger hole, which isn't a problem in and of itself.The main issue though is that when you are done and you twist the plastic piece to a position that appears to be closed, it really doesn't ever fully close, and powder can still come out of the bottle. Basically you have to find some place to store this bottle upright at all times where it will not be disturbed, or else keep it in some other kind of container so that when it does spill out, you can at least still keep everything else around it free of powder.I think I'm going to try some other options for next time. Ideally I'd like to get something a bit more cost effective without sacrificing functionality, and the jury's still out whether or not I'm a fan of completely unscented, but I really can't knock this product too much because it did do what it was supposed to, and it lives up to its claims, I'm just not sure it is the best option for meeting my expectations just yet.

This powder is great if you are a sweater like me. If you have a large bust, this powder is safe and good to put under your bust and in between before you put your bra on.

I got rid of the Johnson & Johnson baby powder after I read that they lied about having talc in their products for over ten years and knowing that it can cause cancer. A woman's family, who died at the age of 46 of cervical cancer, sued them because of the talc in their baby powder. They just won a $75 million lawsuit against Johnson and Johnson. I also use to use their baby powder to keep me fresh and read about how powder can spread cancer cells. I use to get yeast infections and realized it was the powder that was causing the problem. Luckily the container that I had didn't say talc but cornstarch. But I do not trust them so I dumped it out and recycled the plastic and decided to try this brand. I mostly use this as a dry shampoo as I did with the Johnson's. I hated the Johnson's because it made my scalp itch and it would build up on my scalp and would get disgusting. This brand works so much better. Very smooth and light and works perfectly for a dry shampoo. Does not build up or itch. I also use this on my skin but I no longer use any kind of powder on my private areas. Also you should check out the lawsuit against Dupont regarding teflon (chemical C8). We all have been poisoned with C8. Scary! Do not trust Dupont, Monsanto, Dow Chemical, etc.

I like the baby powder itself, works great and its a good price too. The lid is awful. Even when it's closed baby powder still comes out the top and when it's open it doesn't come out nicely, it will get everywhere. Like i said i like the product itself but i hate the packaging enough that I'm not sure I'll buy it again.

The powder works great for my baby’s bottom. It’s clean ingredients were the selling point. But shaking this onto a tush is work. It doesn’t sprinkle nicely - you have to give it one good hard whack and then you get a clump which you have to then spread around with your hands. Love the product but dislike the packaging