Such a strange title for a DIY, I recognize it. I just found a great recipe for an effective and delicate deodorant, without using alcohol or potassium aluminum. The latter is not a harsh ingredient, but it doesn't allow your skin to breath, because it is a very powerful astringent, so it doesn't let your skin expel the toxins trapped in your body as it should. I'll keep on using potassium aluminum without problems in 'special occasions', otherwise I'll stick with this more physiological version. By the way I've purchased two new deodorants, just to get inspired for future recipes; as soon as I try them out, I will let you know my opinion.
Making a Deodorant Spray is supereasy and supercheap, don't you believe me?
Keep on reading...
Key Ingredients:
- water (better if demineralized, it will last much longer)
- sodium bicarbonate (baking soda)
Facultative:
- essential oils (since they aren't water-soluble you should use a dispersant or you should shake the bottle before every use)
RECIPE:
Add 3 coffee spoons of bicarb to 100ml of water and mix it well, then wait until the bicarb in excess deposits in the bottom of your container, then pour the saturated solution in your bottle (leaving the deposit in the container) and add up to 20 drops of the essential oil of your choice (always be careful with these substances!)
Wasn't this basic recipe fast and furious?! -_-'
:D
Have an Happy day!
Kali
