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Here are the recipes anti-sweat products.

Powders against sweating

1st recipe:

Boric acid 50 g;
Salicylic bismuth salt 20 g;
Zinc oxide 100 g;
Talc 100 g;
Bergamot oil 20 drops.

2st recipe:

Boric acid powder 80 g;
Burnt alum 30 g;
Talc 10 g;
Salicylic acid 10 g;
Starch 200 g

Soap powder for sweaty feet

1st recipe:

Dry soap powder 100 g;
Borax powder 150 g;
Carbon-calcium salt 50 g;
Soda 150 g;
Tannin 5 g.

Mixed, sifted, perfume oil is added and placed in boxes.

2st recipe:

Boric acid powder 100 g;
Burnt alum 60 g;
Zinc oxide 80 g;
Salicylic acid 35 g;
Talc 200 g.

Mixed, sieved and placed in boxes.

3st recipe:

Salicylic acid 15 g;
Boric acid 80 g;
Talc (in powder) 1 kg.

Mix and sift through a sieve. Pour a teaspoon of the powder into each shoe. It is also useful to powder after bathing.

Thymoline for sweaty feet

Thymol (in powder) 25 g;
Boric acid 75 g;
Magnesia carbonate 350 g;
Talc 1 kg;
Zinc oxides 350 g.

Mix and sift through a fine sieve.

Foot sweat cream

Boric acid 30 g;
Salicylovonodium salt 20 g;
Glycerin 150 g;
Vaseline yellow 150 g;
Lanolin 50 g.

Grind the boric acid and the salicylic-sodium salt into a powder and add the rest of the parts. Stir well until you get a homogeneous cream.

Anti sweat liquid

Formalin (40%) 20 g;
Ammonia 20 g;
Wine alcohol 100 g.

The composition is diluted with water and the sweating parts are washed.

Armpit sweat liquid

Distilled water 2 l;
Borax 0,5 l;
Potassium manganese salt 0,25 g.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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