Recipe #1
"1/4 cup baking soda
1/4 cup arrow root powder or corn starch
5 tablespoons coconut oil
1/4 cup arrow root powder or corn starch
5 tablespoons coconut oil
Combine baking soda and arrow root powder in a bowl and mix with a fork. Start with about 4 tablespoons of coconut oil and add it to the baking soda mixture, working it into a paste. You can store the deodorant in a small, air-tight container or put it into an empty deodorant stick dispenser.
Deodorant stones are large, smooth crystals of potassium aluminum sulfate that must be wet first. Then apply like a regular deodorant stick. The difference between potassium alum and aluminum chlorohydrate is that potassium alum is a much larger molecule that's not thought to be absorb-able through skin. However, if you want to completely eliminate aluminum from your armpits, there are many natural deodorants on the market. Burt's Bees, JASON, Trader Joe's, Kiss My Face and several other companies all offer aluminum-free deodorant sticks.
Lemon Juice; Use a lemon peel.
Lemon Juice; Use a lemon peel.
Rubbing alcohol is another inexpensive and easy deodorant that kills odor-causing bacteria. Simply fill a spray bottle with alcohol and spritz your underarms with it. You can even add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to give it a scent — witch hazel absorbs oil and is mildly astringent, and tea tree oil can help relieve body odor.
deodorant
3 tablespoons shea butter (there are natural ones use those not chemical toxic store ones)
3 tablespoons baking soda
2 tablespoons corn starch
2 tablespoons cocoa butter (natural one)
2 vitamin E oil
Essential oil
Melt all the ingredients except the oils and stir. Then mix in the oils, pour the mixture into a container, and place the container in the fridge to set. This recipe filled a 1/4 pint jar. "
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