Vinh ThuanRice Starch — Gluten Free — Bot Gao, 1 Bag (14.1 oz)

Wife says: I make my own face powder or parfumed body powder. This rice starch is finely ground, but does have small grit. It is a perfect base or addition to body powder formulas. Works very well to set concealer or eye makeup.A little goes a long way when using over makeup.💗I would not suggest the "baking" technique, especially for mature women with dry skin.💗After applying rice starch lightly to set foundation,⭐use your clean hands or a clean brush to remove excess powder.⭐I use freshly washed and dried (slightly damp) hands, to blot up excess powder from my face after removing excess with a large soft brush.⭐ With fine setting powders, you should pay extra attention that excess is removed.⭐ For lighter shades of skin it is translucent IF YOU use a small amount. Which is all you need for all day smear free eye makeup.

Great quality. I make a multi-use powder for myself and my loved ones that works well as a baby powder, dry shampoo, and personal hygiene powder. I really love the silky factor of rice powder being non-irritating as well as its absorpance. It's an ingredient that's difficult to find but makes all the difference to my formula. Since my powders go a long way I don't have much need or the storage capacity for the 5 lbs bags so am thrilled that it's offered here in a more manageable, yet still generous size.

Item ship fast and quality looks fine.

Tickled that it helps the garlic sauce, tamari & coco nectar bind to small tofu cubes & adds more crunch to these delicious air-fried treats that I make frequently for snacks, salads, miso soups,…. But that I can also lightly coat my fingertips & rub it into the scalp of my dark brown hair and then brush it out for a perfect dry shampoo with lift..AND then use it with a powder puff as an absorbent body powder (that over time picks up the nice scent of my anti-perspirant)…well, its a real home run!

Good stuff for specialty recipes. I was cautious in case it gave an Asian flavor to decidedly NOT Asian recipes. It didn’t and I’m happy with the results. I used the rice starch in low-cal homemade “egg-bites.” The Vinh Thuan starch and the other ingredients provided the perfect (creamy) texture I needed.

I use this for when I don't have time to wash me hair. If I don't wash my hair everyday it's gets oily by the time I wake up again. I sprinkle a little on my brush and comb it through. It works better than dry shampoo and it's cheaper because this bag will last a long time. Plus it doesn't leave streaks or specs in my hair like dry shampoo does.

I use this as a dry shampoo and hair identifying spray. Game changer!

Arrived with a tear in the package and spilled :(