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05-19-2024, 02:38 PM
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Manscaping & powder the nuts
Go ahead and laugh, but i'm serious.
What powders do you use, betch you it is a talcum-based. Do you get that paste-y stuff? I typically used Gold-bond on my junk. I never shaved-unless medically done...but too much hair causes odors. Well- i ran across this powder by Chassis. Its not talcum based and does not get paste-y but stays powder form. Anyone used it??? Disclaimer- i am not a paid advertiser nor endorse this product. and yeah- i like my junk to smell good. 
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