
- Didn't contain harmful ingredients.
- Worked well.
- Didn't stain my clothes.
- Didn't leave me smellin' like a farm animal.
- Cheap to make. (One batch lasted me over a year!!!)
Well, let me make a little confession. I ran out of my homemade deodorant a couple months ago. I got lazy and used some of the store-bought stuff I still had in the cabinet. And you know what I found?
My homemade deodorant works so much better.
A couple of things I'd like to mention:
- Don't use a lot when you put it on as the baking soda can be very drying if you use too much.
- Use/recycle a solid deodorant container. (A single batch makes enough for a little more than one container.) Applying your homemade deodorant is so much easier and more convenient, too.
- If your home is very warm inside, the coconut oil may become really soft or melt. You can still apply it with your fingertips.
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