- - Tom returns without a pound of powder
- - Mineral largely replaced by cornstarch in most cosmetic powders
- - Mineral no longer used in baby powder
- - Constituent of baby powder
- - Whitish powder initially touted as "like cocaine"
- - Soft mineral in some powders
- - Crystal clear without cover of powder
- - Mineral powder used by ancient alchemist
- - Shortened term for talcum powder
- - Vital chemical — powder hidden in that
- - Fine scented powder
- - kitty returned first lot of spoiled powder
- - crystal chandeliers in powder form?
- - powder of vital cosmetics
- - Light white powder
- - Stone used in bath powder
- - Powder that's sprinkled after a shower
- - whitish powder found in metal container!
- - powder used in dental clinics
- - Mineral used in bath powder
- - component in baby powder
- - baby powder material
- - Powder in bathrooms, for short
- - Soft mineral used in powder
- - Mineral used in powder, for short
- - Perfumed powder found in metal crate
- - After-bath powder, slangily
- - Powder used in post-natal care
- - Face-powder mineral
- - Ingredient in body powder
- - Ingredient in baby powder, for short
- - Mineral used in baby powder
- - Powder used on a pool table or after bath
- - cosmetic powder, for short
- - Powder used after bathing
- - Cooling powder, slangily
- - Soft mineral in bath powder
- - Baby powder, slangily
- - Mineral in some powders
- - powder hidden by the ancient alchemists
- - scented powder, in short
- - Scented body powder
- - afterbath powder
- - mineral removed from some baby powder
- - Cosmetic powder (abbr)
- - Chemical which, along with corn starch, was once widely used as baby powder
- - A soft mineral used in baby powder
- - Powder used to keep fresh
- - A soft mineral used to make baby powder
- - Bath item
- - Bath-powder ingredient
- - Baby powder ingredient
- - Nursery powder
- - Soft mineral used in baby powder
- - Powder substance
- - After-shave powder
- - Powder ingredient, perhaps
- - Powder in the nursery
- - Pool-shooter's powder
- - Baby-powder mineral
- - After-bath stuff
- - After-bath sprinkle
- - After-bath item
- - Skin-soothing powder
- - Powder on a puff
- - Post-shower powder
- - Gentle powder
- - Face-powder ingredient
- - Drying powder
- - Baby powder component
- - Baby powder base
- - Apres-bath powder
- - Weight lifter's powder
- - Toiletry powder
- - Some powder
- - Powder in a nursery
- - Powder in a gym bag
- - Post-bath application
- - Mineral in baby powder
- - Common powder
- - Billiards player's powder
- - Baby's powder
- - Baby powder alternative to cornstarch
- - After-bath soother
- - A powder
- - Whitish powder
- - White powder for the bathroom
- - Weight lifter's hand powder
- - Treat with white powder
- - Source of a powder
- - Softest-known powder
- - Soft white powder
- - Soft rock used to make an after-bath powder
- - Soft powder in the bathroom
- - Soft mineral used to make an after-bath powder
- - Soft mineral often used in baby powder
- - Cause of a powdery bottom
- - Diamond's opposite on the Mohs scale
- - soft,greasy,pliable,and the softest known, mineral
- - Mineral not totally crystal clear
- - Powdery mineral used by barbers
- - chalky stuff used by hospital consultants
- - drying agent contributed to fatal collision
- - A soft, white mineral
- - Soft rock defining 1 on the Mohs scale of hardness
- - mineral used by ancient alchemists
- - one of the vital cosmetics
- - dust one may well find on the bathroom shelf
- - soft, sage-colored mineral
- - puff stuff
- - What may cover area with tender loving care?
- - Soft mineral concealed by Marc Latimer in a roundabout way
- - Very soft, fine-grained mineral
- - Soft mineral concealed by exotic latecomer in roundabout way
- - Something used to dry skin in antenatal clinics
- - Main component of soapstone
- - Mineral in crystal-clear form
- - Soft powdery mineral
- - More familiar name for hydrated magnesium silicate
- - it's an ingredient in oriental cosmetics
- - Softest mineral on Earth
- - Clay-like mineral
- - tailor's chalk stuff
- - soapstone substance
- - which is the softest mineral?
- - mica
- - Mineral in eyeshadow
- - tailor's chalk
- - Number 1 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness
- - Rear guard?
- - Soapstone
- - Baby bottom balm
- - The soft end of the Mohs scale
- - Chalky mineral
- - Rash protection
- - One on the Mohs scale
- - Locker room supply
- - The softest mineral
- - Soapy mineral
- - Magnesium silicate
- - It's softer than gypsum
- - It's lowest on the Mohs scale
- - It's 1 on the Mohs scale
- - French chalk
- - Fine-grained mineral
- - Agalite
- - After-shower sprinkle
- - The softest solid
- - Supply at a changing station
- - Stuff on a puff
- - Sprinkler's need?
- - Sprinkle after a shower
- - Soapstone ingredient
- - Soapstone component
- - Mineral at the soft end of the Mohs scale
- - Bottom topper
- - Baby's need
- - Baby duster
- - Absorbent application
- - Very soft rock
- - The softest rock
- - Soft stuff for baby
- - Soapstone, mostly
- - Soapstone, e.g.
- - Shipment from Ga.
- - Rash response?
- - Rash preventer
- - Mineral you can scratch with your fingernail
- - Mineral used as a toiletry
- - Mineral in tailor's chalk
- - It might be patted on the back
- - Hydrous magnesium silicate
- - Hand-chalk material
- - Greasy-feeling mineral
- - French chalk mineral
- - Common cosmetic
- - Bathroom sprinkle
- - Basketball player's application
- - Barbershop dust
- - Barber's sprinkle
- - Baby soother
- - Baby bottom soother
- - After-shave item
- - You can get rash with it?
- - Treatment for diaper rash, once
- - Treatment for diaper rash
- - Tailor's chalk, usually
- - Tailor's chalk ingredient
- - Supersoft mineral
- - Steatite, e.g.
- - Staple of ceramics
- - Sprinkled stuff
- - Soothing sprinkle
- - Softest mineral on the Mohs scale
- - Softest known mineral
- - Soft, soapy mineral
- - Soft stone
- - Soft rock that you can't hear on the radio
- - Soft rock found in the eight longest Across answers
- - Soft mineral; soapstone
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