Which natural deodorant works best? My husband and I have tried several aluminum free deodorants and antiperspirants through the years. Here is the best natural deodorant for us, even after my husband played ultimate frisbee!
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Dangers of Deodorant
Most of us know that traditional deodorants have a variety of toxic substances that seep into our skin all day long. Some of the toxins include aluminum, parabens, silica and petroleum. Wow.
Breast cancer, infertility, hyperactivity in children, diabetes, (and the list goes on and on) have been linked to these ingredients.
I can remember my mom working at the Alzheimer’s Center when I was a teenager and telling me about aluminum in deodorant. Her stories were so sad of people who could have had lots of aluminum in their systems causing their disease. I remember not using deodorant for a while because I didn’t want to get a disease.
Who knows if aluminum was the cause of these diseases. But this sad situation has been around a long time, and people are wising up and taking control of their health.
So which deodorant without aluminum do we prefer?
This Healthy Deodorant Works Best
For the last several years on our health journey, my husband and I have tried many all natural deodorant brands. Some have worked okay, and others not so much.
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I have also found a natural deodorant to be the best deodorant for kids. My daughters are teen/tween ages and really need something. I didn’t want to pump them full of toxins obviously. So after trying a few others, they like this one the best as well.
Are you ready to get started with a natural deodorant that works best for me? It will likely work for you too! Please email me at allison@healthylivingincolorado.com if you’d like to order. I’d be happy to help you.
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Is there a healthy alternative to antiperspirants? If modern society allowed us to have the underarm hair that we were intended to have it wouldn’t be an issue, BUT since we don’t, I had an issue with chaffing the last time that I tried to go this route. Would the talcum powder route work?
Hi, there. Thanks for your comment. That’s a great question! I have never used talcum powder so I don’t know the answer to that. Just look for all natural ingredients. Let me know if you find one that works for you!