Natural Deodorant Recipe With Zinc Oxide at Dolores Martin blog

Natural Deodorant Recipe With Zinc Oxide. You may already know that you can use zinc oxide as a nontoxic sunscreen (check out our sunscreen recipe here), but did you know it also contains antibacterial qualities that make it great for natural deodorants? Zinc oxide kept popping up in recipes that lacked baking soda and was featured as the active ingredient. Plus it is inexpensive to make. Zinc oxide is the active ingredient in this deodorant, meaning you can add more if you want a more deodorizing product. There were powder ones, which made a big, poufy, white mess in bathroom and did little of the “de” for the “odorant” part. This year has been my year of experimenting with deodorants. From oils and butters to waxes and powders, i have tried so many different diy deodorants. Many test batches yielded this homemade deodorant stick that smells great, stores well, and keeps odor away! I’ve made a couple different deodorant recipes—mostly ones i found on a variety of different blogs. By marie | oct 16, 2011 | body, very crunchy | 98 comments.

You may already know that you can use zinc oxide as a nontoxic sunscreen (check out our sunscreen recipe here), but did you know it also contains antibacterial qualities that make it great for natural deodorants? There were powder ones, which made a big, poufy, white mess in bathroom and did little of the “de” for the “odorant” part. Plus it is inexpensive to make. Zinc oxide is the active ingredient in this deodorant, meaning you can add more if you want a more deodorizing product. Zinc oxide kept popping up in recipes that lacked baking soda and was featured as the active ingredient. By marie | oct 16, 2011 | body, very crunchy | 98 comments. I’ve made a couple different deodorant recipes—mostly ones i found on a variety of different blogs. From oils and butters to waxes and powders, i have tried so many different diy deodorants. This year has been my year of experimenting with deodorants. Many test batches yielded this homemade deodorant stick that smells great, stores well, and keeps odor away!

DIY Deodorant with Zinc Oxide Sunscreen Deodorant Recipe

Natural Deodorant Recipe With Zinc Oxide This year has been my year of experimenting with deodorants. I’ve made a couple different deodorant recipes—mostly ones i found on a variety of different blogs. You may already know that you can use zinc oxide as a nontoxic sunscreen (check out our sunscreen recipe here), but did you know it also contains antibacterial qualities that make it great for natural deodorants? Plus it is inexpensive to make. By marie | oct 16, 2011 | body, very crunchy | 98 comments. Zinc oxide is the active ingredient in this deodorant, meaning you can add more if you want a more deodorizing product. Many test batches yielded this homemade deodorant stick that smells great, stores well, and keeps odor away! This year has been my year of experimenting with deodorants. Zinc oxide kept popping up in recipes that lacked baking soda and was featured as the active ingredient. From oils and butters to waxes and powders, i have tried so many different diy deodorants. There were powder ones, which made a big, poufy, white mess in bathroom and did little of the “de” for the “odorant” part.