Natural Deodorant: What’s What Smell?
Recently, I
ran out of my favorite deodorant and haven’t had time to stop by the one store
that seems to sell my brand. Becoming increasingly tired of using the nub of
deodorant left in my tube, I decided to research natural ingredients that
eliminate body odor. After searching around a bit, I decided to try my hand at
creating a small recipe for natural deodorant.
For this recipe you will need:
Small
Container to store mixture
2 T Coconut Oil
1 t Castor Oil
1 t Baking Soda
2 T Cornstarch
10 drops of Essential Peppermint Oil
Coconut and
Castor oil are not only great moisturizers but have natural anti-fungal
properties. The baking soda’s job is obvious and is our powerful odor
eliminator in our natural deodorant. The cornstarch acts not only as a thickener
but as an antiperspirant. Our essential oil helps block odor and adds a fresh
minty scent. Who doesn't want to smell like peppermint candy when they sweat?
Directions:
Mix all
ingredients carefully together in small container until well combined. The
mixture will feel slightly grainy but will dissipate once applied. Massage a
generous amount of deodorant underneath arms with fingertips. Allow mixture to
absorb slightly before putting on any clothing. This will avoid oil stains on
clothing.
There are
many great benefits to going natural with your deodorant. In the long run it
can save you money. If you’re not ready to switch completely to all-natural quite
yet, this is a great plan B. What’s that musty smell will be history, no more
panicking when you find the deodorant that works for you has been discontinued.
You have a great stand in. Stay fresh.
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