All natural. No aluminum chlorohydrate, aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex gly, or aluminum compounds. :)
For way cheaper than you can buy it.
Same consistency as the deodorant you're used to.
And it works.
Okay, I won't bore those who aren't interested with the details. If you're into this and would like my recipe, all the information's over atthe My Messy, Thrilling Life Community page here. Scroll down and there you are!
I had an "odor" issue. I would get out of the shower, put on deoderant, and withing 10 minutes one of my underarms had soured. This continued for several years and I tried every suggestion I would read about, but to no avail...until, I read that bacteria causes odor. I had always used antibacterial soap, but the advice was to use antibacterial wipes, followed by a triple antibiotic ointment. I used a knockoff of Neosporin and after about a week, I no longer have my problem. I continue to use triple antibiotic, although I have read that tea tree oil is a good substitute, so I may experiment. I was pleased that this worked, but most surprised that the small amount needed does not mess up my clothing. I always had deoderant streaks on my shirts before. I am all for ridding our lives of unnecessary and harmful products. earthclinic.com is a great resource for answering health and hygiene questions. I have even found helpful petcare information as I believe many pet products result in side effects for our pets that cause skin and immune system problems.
That looks interesting...I'll have to try it! I hate that the stuff I use now has all those nasties you mentioned, but the all-natural versions I buoght at the store didn't work. And I refuse to smell funky. :)
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This is the best deodorant...EVER!!! I have been using it for years and your shirts NEVER smell.
ReplyDeleteIs it an antiperspirant too, or just a deodorant?
ReplyDeleteI had an "odor" issue. I would get out of the shower, put on deoderant, and withing 10 minutes one of my underarms had soured. This continued for several years and I tried every suggestion I would read about, but to no avail...until, I read that bacteria causes odor. I had always used antibacterial soap, but the advice was to use antibacterial wipes, followed by a triple antibiotic ointment. I used a knockoff of Neosporin and after about a week, I no longer have my problem. I continue to use triple antibiotic, although I have read that tea tree oil is a good substitute, so I may experiment. I was pleased that this worked, but most surprised that the small amount needed does not mess up my clothing. I always had deoderant streaks on my shirts before. I am all for ridding our lives of unnecessary and harmful products. earthclinic.com is a great resource for answering health and hygiene questions. I have even found helpful petcare information as I believe many pet products result in side effects for our pets that cause skin and immune system problems.
ReplyDeleteThat looks interesting...I'll have to try it! I hate that the stuff I use now has all those nasties you mentioned, but the all-natural versions I buoght at the store didn't work. And I refuse to smell funky. :)
ReplyDeleteIf you have a Jewel crafting or a jewel crafter friend. Some mining firms
ReplyDeletelost 30 per cent of their share values in the early August stock market meltdown.
Gold is a platinum widely adorned and also highly valued globally.