Excess perspiration is usually caused by the body’s need to regulate
temperature. Commercial anti-perspirants work by blocking the sweat
ducts under your armpits. Sweat is your body’s way of removing toxins
from the body; so daily blocking is not ideal and can cause longer-term
health problems. It is bacteria mixing with your sweat, rather than the
sweat itself that causes body odor and these deodorants will work to
mask the smell.
HOMEMADE DEODORANT:
Baking soda works wonders as it neutralizes the odor of sweat. Just sprinkle a light covering onto a damp flannel and pat on. There is no need to rinse.
Baking soda works wonders as it neutralizes the odor of sweat. Just sprinkle a light covering onto a damp flannel and pat on. There is no need to rinse.
DEODORANT POWDER:
• 8 tablespoons baking soda
• 8 tablespoons cornstarch
• A few drops of lavender or lemon essential oils
Place the baking soda, cornstarch, and essential oils in a glass jar.
Shake to blend
Sprinkle a light covering of the powder on to a flannel and pat on. Do not rinse.
• 8 tablespoons cornstarch
• A few drops of lavender or lemon essential oils
Place the baking soda, cornstarch, and essential oils in a glass jar.
Shake to blend
Sprinkle a light covering of the powder on to a flannel and pat on. Do not rinse.
LIQUID DEODORANT:
• 4 tablespoons each of witch hazel extract, aloe vera gel, and mineral water
• 1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin
• A few drops of lavender or tea tree essential oils
• 1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin
• A few drops of lavender or tea tree essential oils
Put all of the ingredients in a spray bottle and shake to blend
Spray on as needed. Do not rinse.
Spray on as needed. Do not rinse.
SOURCE: Natural Remedies, Melissa Corkhill, 2011
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