
From Drenched to Dry in One Dust
No talc. No menthol burn. No borrowed foot powder. Just one silky dust — dry all day and all night.
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Got Questions?
Is there talc in this?
Is there talc in this?
No — and there never will be. You've seen the headlines; so have we. Somerwell is built on arrowroot, tapioca starch, and kaolin clay instead. The whole formula is printed on the jar, nothing hidden.
Isn't cornstarch bad for those areas?
Isn't cornstarch bad for those areas?
You've probably heard the warnings about cornstarch-based powders in damp skin folds. Our base isn't cornstarch — it's arrowroot and kaolin clay, chosen for one job: keeping the area genuinely dry. Dry skin is happy skin.
Will it leave white dust on my clothes or bathroom floor?
Will it leave white dust on my clothes or bathroom floor?
Not the way a shaker bottle does. The puff picks up just enough, you tap off the excess, and it buffs invisible on skin. Black slacks stay black.
Is the scent strong? Strong smells bother me when I get warm.
Is the scent strong? Strong smells bother me when I get warm.
It's deliberately light — a clean, powdery-fresh scent that fades to almost nothing on skin within minutes. It won't fight your perfume or crowd you during a warm moment.
Where exactly do I use it?
Where exactly do I use it?
Anywhere skin touches skin or fabric traps sweat: under the bust, along the bra band, inner thighs, back of the knees, skin creases, the c-section line, even feet. And a light dust on the chest and back before bed.
Is it okay for sensitive, older skin?
Is it okay for sensitive, older skin?
That's who it's made for. Colloidal oatmeal, aloe, and allantoin are in the formula specifically to calm easily-irritated skin, and there's no menthol, so no sting on raw spots. New product on delicate skin? Test a small patch first — that's just good practice.