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Since 2015. Looking for an effective, natural alternative, I decided to make my own and have been using it since.
I buy local when possible and source from smaller companies that keep our environment’s well-being in mind.
Organic when possible and strive for non-gmo. If these aren’t available, they are food grade, natural and gluten free.
Take a small amount on your finger tip and gently work into each underarm. Begin with less until you find the amount that‘s right for you.
With minimal ingredients, this formula is meant to be gentle on sensitive skin. Our skin reacts to weather and product in its own unique way. If you feel a reaction to the deodorant, take a break and use less when you start up again.
Baking soda and diatomaceous earth can cause irritation on freshly shaved skin. I would give your skin a moment to settle before applying deodorant. When there is less hair, use less.
It is a naturally occurring powder made from the fossil remains of diatoms found in dry lake beds. Used in a variety of forms, it is food grade and safe to be absorbed by humans. It absorbs moisture and its slightly abrasive profile helps to prevent dead skin build up.
Coconut oil (nut) and baking soda for those with a baking soda sensitivity. This is formulated with a lower amount of baking soda. If you are sensitive to essential oils, I recommend trying the unscented version.
Keeping consistent temperature is key to any lasting product. Coconut oil is temperature sensitive and the product will soften in warmer months. It hardens in colder temps but will soften once it comes in contact with skin. Dark and cool will keep your deodorant longer.
Made in small batches and without preservatives, if kept in stable conditions, the deodorant will last for six months.
Available online and in select stores. Please visit where to buy to see locations.
Looking forward to shipping within the USA, using sustainable packaging.