11 Best & Effective Natural Deodorants That Work

Below is the list of 11 Best & Effective Natural Deodorants That really Works.

Baking soda

Instead of a deodorant I use ordinary drinking soda. I raise 1/2 teaspoon into a glass of water and just wipe the places that sweat with a cotton swab. Floats from this no less, but there is no smell. In hot weather, I repeat the procedure several times.

Drinking soda: after the shower, take a little bit of baking soda on your finger and gently rub it into the underarm area.

Oils

Drip on a pair of drops of any of the antiseptic oils (bergamot, ylang-ylang, cedar, lavender, juniper, fennel, fir, eucalyptus, pine, clove, thyme, mint, rosemary, wormwood, geranium, tea tree) usually there is an unpleasant smell. Note: in case you are pregnant or have problems with the immune system, carefully consider the choice of oils.

Essential oil of an orange tree: put a few drops of orange tree oil on a finger and rub into cleanly washed underarms.

Oak bark

Prepare a decoction of the bark of oak - 1 tbsp. to a glass of water. A cotton swab soaked in a decoction to wipe clean underarms.

Apple vinegar

Instead of deodorant - wipe the body with apple cider vinegar (natural!).

Burnt alum

Apply to the dry, cleanly washed and shaved armpits burnt alum. The smell will not be a few days, no matter how you sweat.

Salicylic-zinc paste

Buy a pharmacy salicylic-zinc paste. Immediately after the shower, rub a little salicylic-zinc paste into the dry armpits. Use as needed.

Herbal deodorant

If you are not allergic to essential oils, then the herbal deodorants that they are made of are an excellent natural alternative to what is sold in stores. In the recipe given below, essential oils are used that have strong antibacterial properties. However, instead of them, you can use any other oils that only you like.

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Take the following ingredients: 1 1/2 tablespoons beeswax (yellow - the best); 1/2 tablespoon of cocoa butter; 1 tablespoon of coconut oil; 15 drops of essential oil of thyme; 15 drops of essential oil of rosemary; 25 drops of lavender essential oil; 3 drops of castor oil.

Preheat the wax in a glass dish in a water bath, add coconut oil and, when the wax melts, add the remaining oils. Thoroughly mix everything and pour into an empty, clean tube from under the old deodorant. Refrigerate.

Starch deodorant

Mix the starch with finely chopped dry lavender (if desired) and, scooping a little, pat your armpits. On a hot day it will be dry.