Review on 🧴 Gejoy 2 Sets After-Bath Powder Puff Box | Empty Body Powder Container for Home and Travel - with Bath Powder Puffs and Sifter by Jason Valencia

Having lived in various countries with warm and humid climates, I have always thought that powder (usually plain old Johnson & Johnson baby powder) is always on hand Fluffy in wet spots works beautifully. The tricky part is getting the right amount of powder in the right place without kicking up a cloud that looks like the cavalry just left or the Tasmanian Devil is coming. The other issue is that the powder, which I like, usually comes in a container that you have to shake - meaning application isn't smooth or even. Again, your options fall back to the cavalry or the Tasmanian Devil. These powder puff boxes are really nifty because you can take your powder with you and take it with you when you travel. and a hairbrush to show the size reference. It actually contains a decent amount of powder and more than you would expect from a baby's bottom. They come with a puff and the strainer fits snugly, allowing you to fill it with your choice of talcum powder. A clear lid also works well, but it doesn't snap or stay in place. ***! - ALSO, DON'T GET A FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY BY PUTTING IT IN A PLASTIC BAG! *** If you do, be prepared to open your luggage to find your lunarscape-like items. I travel with mine which is filled with baby powder. BUT I've learned that the best way to travel with it is to tape it carefully. Duct tape - wrap it all the way around the seam of the lid and put in a ZIPLOCK bag <- double precaution for the lunar landscape box and leave a folded tab at the end for easier opening. (See photo). Tip #2: Don't forget to take a roll of duct tape to seal it on the way back. (Unless you really know how to preserve the original. Happy powdering!