More Inconspicuous
I have often said that natural deodorant is like a ‘gateway’ into the world of natural/sustainable living. It’s usually one of the very first things that people think about changing- probably because of all the uncomplimentary
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What is Sodium Bicarbonate?
Sodium Bicarbonate, Baking Soda, Bicarbonate of Soda, Baking Powder.
This clever natural ingredient is part of the reasons our deodorants work so well, and it’s not only present in natural deodorant. It’s also a common ingredient in toothpaste
Stick Deodorants
Let’s play a game.
Name five body products that you apply with a stick/roll on in your daily routine…
Would it be fair to say that you could only come up with one- or two at most?
Until
How Does Our Natural Deodorant Work?
Every day your body releases sweat from glands under the surface of the skin. At first sweat is odourless and it is made up of proteins, water, potassium & sodium. When sweat interacts with certain bacteria living on the underarm
The Science Behind Antiperspirants
We’re back! Yesterdays ‘Six Quick Underarm Facts’ went down well so we’re here with the second instalment.
We’re not here to
Six Quick Underarm Facts from The Natural Deodorant Co. Experts
Happy Monday!
I hope you’re enjoying a wonderful start to your week.
We receive questions every day about underarm skin, cream deodorants & conventional antiperspirants.
We decided it was high time
Laurie Loves: Silky Hair
I’ve been meaning to write down my essential products for ages. I personally LOVE reading product reviews (hello 3am beauty blog scrolling) and it gives me a chance to shine a light on brands who are doing
Laurie Loves: Isla Apothecary
A while ago I met the very lovely Kate, owner of Isla Apothecary. My stand was next to hers at Clean Cult back in July and I instantly fell in love
Why You Should Switch To Natural Deodorant
You probably already guessed that we believe in the importance of natural deodorant, but why should you make the switch?
The ingredients in ‘regular’ deodorant stay in your pores for longer than you realise. Even after you shower
