"Pure talc" is not pure at all: it has a LOT of (yucky) fragrance and other additives too!
It is so hard to get true talc, and this one was from Nivea (which I trust) and said "Pure Talc" in bold (which is good, since I need hypoallergenic products).  But once I got it & opened it up, the perfumey fragrance was overwhelmingly strong!  Stunned it had perfume, I looked at the label and it also has other ingredients, too (like calcium carbonate, etc.).  BOO, HISS!  What was Nivea thinking, selling something as "pure talc" when it is anything but!
Rating: 1 stars