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Homemade deodorant is really very simple and you probably have all of the items in your cupboard already.
Here's what you need:
~An air-tight container ~ either a pretty dusting powder jar w/lid (I'm hunting antique shops for one!) OR some other container, I use a small Rubbermaid container.
~1/2c. Baking Soda
~1/2c. Corn Starch
~5 drops of an anti-bacterial essential oil; I use Lavender
~A whisk
Add Baking Soda to container...
Add Corn Starch...
Add about 5 drops of Lavender essential oil...
Whisk thoroughly.
Add Baking Soda to container...
Add Corn Starch...
Add about 5 drops of Lavender essential oil...
Whisk thoroughly.
To apply use either a powder puff or gently fluff a large cottonball, press into the mixture and apply.
REMEMBER: 1) This IS a DEODORANT, NOT an anit-perspirant; 2) this IS a powder so be careful when applying it while wearing dark colors and sleeveless shirts. At times, in the summer, I have been known to first apply a little bit of Tom's Lavender deodorant stick and THEN quickly applying the powder over it when I know it's going to be very hot or I'm going to be in a stressful situation.
Enjoy!
Blessings from Ohio, Kim Wolf<><
Kim, I've used one of those salt crystal rocks for years and have never had a problem with odor! I (way over)spent $12 for a cube 5 years ago and just last month retired it...not because it was worn out, but because I kept dropping it and it eventually got to small and sharp to be comfortable. Now I have one that's round and in it's own deodorant-like container that I got at DLM for $4. You should try it! No effort, just swab it on when you're fresh out of the shower and still wet under the arms, and viola!
ReplyDeleteI love this one too! Much needed in this Oklahoma heat! Thank you!
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