100% pure toxin free deodorant with activated Charcoal. BULK purchase of 12 deodorant sticks. Choose from two sizes.
1) 2.65 oz wide-mouthed deodorant tube
2) 1 oz travel size
Application:
- Open the container carefully.
- Extend product only 1/8 inch from the top of the tube
- Apply one or two downward gentle swipes to clean skin
- Rub into skin until is disappears (optional)
- Re-Apply as needed.
All Natural Deodorant Stick was developed to support the bodies natural process of detoxing.
80% of the population uses antiperspirants to stop sweating. But the armpit is designed to sweat out toxins from the body. Antiperspirant does the same thing as deodorant, but it's also jam-packed with aluminum, which stops you from sweating by blocking off your sweat glands. When this action is stopped, the body cannot detox, and congestion is formed that shows up in a thermogram as bright red. When this congestion is not cleared, it can lead to complications.
The armpits sweat for a reason, yet most people feel that they have to stop that so they won't smell bad. In the effort to do that, they use products that cause congestion, and ultimately harmful, by not allowing the natural detoxing to take place. Therefore, we designed this deodorant to kill the bacteria that causes the bad smell (the essential oils are antimicrobial and antibacterial, and we included activated charcoal.
The inclusion of activated charcoal is the key for its detoxing effect. Doctors use it in trauma centers and hospitals to treat poisoning. Charcoal deodorant fights odor naturally and will keep you dry all day. Unlike other natural deodorants, activated charcoal is carbon-rich which means that it can extract oil, dirt, and other stuff from clogged pores. It can even absorb 1,000 times its own weight in moisture which helps to absorb underarm wetness. Plus, it boasts detoxifying properties and can draw out bacteria just like a regular deodorant or antiperspirant.
Ingredients: Arrowroot, OG Shea Butter, Virgin Coconut Oil, Cocoa Butter, Activated Charcoal, Tapioca Flour, Natural Beeswax, Carnauba Wax, Zinc Oxide, Lavender Hydrosol, Witch Hazel, Rosehip Seed Oil, Aloe Vera Gel, Vitamin E, and Pure Essential Oils of French Lavender, Rose Geranium, Cedarwood, Cypress, and Tea Tree
Each of our therapeutic-grade essential oils increases the effectiveness of our product, has antibacterial Properties and adds a fresh, clean, natural fragrance.
This product has been developed and tested so that the light gray color of the activated charcoal is absorbed directly and should not stain clothes. Especially helpful when rubbed into the skin.
*A QUICK WORD ON SWITCHING FROM REGULAR TO NON-TOXIC NATURAL DEODORANT. If you’ve use to using regular deodorant for years, we have found that your body may go through a detox period when switching to natural deodorant. We find this usually takes about a week to adjust. You may notice an increase in sweat for the first few days. This is normal. It is your body’s way of getting rid of the toxins that have been absorbed over the years.
Rashing: We have noticed, that a small percentage of people who have switched to a natural deodorant, sometimes develop a rash. If you're using a natural deodorant and you start getting red, raw, irritated underarms, your first instinct is to look at the back of the package and find an ingredient to blame. Maybe it's the baking soda, you might think. Maybe it's one of the essential oils. And while this is possible, (I've definitely seen deodorants formulated with too much baking soda or essential oils that should never be used on skin) Your worst enemy is most likely something you didn't expect: your own sweat! Do not ignore.
Types of Underarm Rashes
This is a general guide--if you have a rash that persists, visit a doctor for medical attention.
- Intertrigo--Red, raw areas that start in the crease of skin and grow from there. Can be accompanied by itching and flaking. This is caused by moist skin rubbing against itself.
- Heat Rash--A rash of pimple-like bumps that itch and/or burn. Caused by perspiration getting trapped in your skin. You need a powder based product to help draw out moisture and keep you dry.
- Fungal Infection--This will usually show up as an itchy, patchy rash that may have an irregular ring around the edge. Visit a doctor as you may need an anti-fungal cream.
These are the most common types of rashes. Other medical conditions can cause underarm rashes, so do visit a doctor if your rash doesn't clear on its own.
