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Jan
A certain gene, tied to whether or not a person produced wet or dry earwax also determines whether or not they have smelly armpits.
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Stores stock a variety of deodorants and antiperspirants, but if you’re concerned about the health or environmental effects of using such products, there are alternatives. While some people are worried about chemicals like parabens, formaldehyde and triclosan, most concerns focus on aluminum, the ingredient in antiperspirant that fights wetness. Aluminum is rumored to be linked to breast cancer and other diseases; however, the National Cancer Institute says this research is inconclusive. In addition to these potential health risks, aluminum mining is also destructive and polluting. If you’re thinking twice putting such ingredients on your body, check out these natural deodorant alternatives.
5 deodorant alternatives
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Nov
Does ‘edible deodorant’ pass the smell test?
Deo Perfume Candy ‘will not only taste good, but after consuming, will transmit an attractive rose fragrance through the skin.’
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Ingredients
1/4 cup baking soda
1/3 cup corn starch
4 tablespoons coconut oil
5 drops essential oil
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Feb
The citric acid in lemon juice can kill odor-causing bacteria, and there are people who swear by the lemon deodorizing method. Jennifer Palmer, chief executive of an organic skincare line, swipes her armpits with a sliced lemon on a daily basis. Just be sure not to apply lemon juice to recently shaven armpits — ouch!
5 deodorant alternatives
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Nov
Ready to say goodbye to the chemicals and plastic packaging? Make your own deodorant! We’ve got user-approved recipes.
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If you’re thinking twice putting aluminum, parabens or formaldehyde on your body, check out these natural deodorant alternatives.
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