How to make natural deodorant for sensitive skin

[@chaseoffer4125]

I just used this recipe recently and so far I love it. I'm finding that after a hard work day I'm actually dryer and less smelly then I was with my regular clinical strength deodorant

[@Hopeinformer]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. This is the best recipe ever and it actually works. I found only 1 other recipe that works but it's stored in a jar and you have to dip your fingers in it and shear it in. Plus when it was cold it was rock hard and when it was hot it had to be mixed because it separated. But not this one. Thank you so very much

[@joyjones3981]

Cool.Im trying it now but on a side not you're not supposed to use metal when you're using any type of natural clay because it cancels out the properties of it.

[@empresslioness9964]

Yes good point. The clay will pulls the metal from the pot which defeats the purpose of making an aluminum free deodorant. Only use all plastic and I forgot the other thing but definitely not metal

[@shantolion1576]

she is useing ben mary the actual pirex is glass

[@melissamoyer2029]

Thanks for this recipe! i tried it out and it actually works for keeping BO down all day. It also doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. We didn't have bentonite clay, so I used french green clay. Since I used french green clay as a substitute, it turned out quit green.

[@d2row96]

folks, you can start out very simply with 1/3 of coconut oil, baking soda, arrow root powder. Adjust with other ingredients to your liking. Lessen the baking soda to an amount that's suitable for you.

[@genj6630]

Thank you

[@darrenjorgensen1859]

What a great video. I'm one of the lucky ones and already have all the ingredients to make this. Might try it tomorrow, using Mango Butter to replace the Cocoa Butter (i can't stand the smell of chocolate - yes, i'm weird). Kudos for a great video, though!

[@Beyondthisveil]

Darren Jorgensen also am not a big fan of cocoa butter (over the top concentrated) Mango is my fav too! This is a great recipe as I use this one too exchanging out for the Mango.

[@empresslioness9964]

Oh mango butter would be great. Thanks for the suggestion. And it smells yummy

[@katherineflores3117]

Careful using metal utencil with bentonite clay, i hear it deactivates the properties of the clay :) ...great recipe though! Thanks.

[@katherineflores3117]

Hey :) When you used the fork to mix in the dry ingredients, metal can deactivate the properties of the bentonite clay. Making the benefits that the clay provides to the deodorant useless.

[@nailsbydrea]

@@katherineflores3117 correct

[@jenxpoohbear]

Love this! I hate all of the toxic chemicals that companies use in deodorants and other beauty products and they are so expensive too, so I will definitely be trying this out. :)

[@rom22100]

This is the most successful formula deodorant, thanks

[@empresslioness9964]

Thank you for posting. I'm trying this. I'll let you know if it works. I'll try using baking soda by itself to see if I get a reaction so i don't have to throw out the deodorant. My skin is real sensitive especially under my arms and even aluminium free deodorants give me a rash and I'm itching my skin off

[@aaa-ph8kb]

Did you make it?

[@SHLAINY1]

BEST RECIPE EVER,,,BY SURE I WILL MAKE IT ...THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE.

[@Dilemmaps3]

Excellent video! Thanks for the recipe and sharing this information.

[@TraditionalLiving]

Dilemmaps3 You're welcome!

[@isabellepierre1837]

I like your recipe specially the way you using clay very powerful.Thx

[@annjean8709]

Great tutorial video! Thank you for sharing.

[@melaniemoultrie6676]

I am about to make this deordorant now. I will be using the sandalwood & patchouli, then cherry & patchouli. Stay tuned!😜

[@NiasiaCliffMega]

awesome i have been looking for a way to make deodorant that i don't have to store in the refrigerator

[@veldabell5604]

+niasiac I make a very natural deodorant that you may like. Check it out www.thehouseofvelda.com

[@rachael4141]

I love this recipe! Can you provide a link for the beeswax please?

[@catalinafang]

Great recipe! Would putting a bit of Neem Powder be extra beneficial? As I know it's a great anti-bacterial/fungal agent or would it be overkill?

[@milas7618]

Great recipe, I’ve seen the same recipes over and over, and yours is the best! By the way, are you of a Slavic decent? Your accent reminds me of my own and some of my friends))

[@1983kukku1]

Could please tel the alternative ingredients for Shea butter and wax for solidifying the mentioned recipe.

[@astridpardew]

Great video. Will try this. Thanks!

[@heathermacrae2933]

Definatly a must do in the future...thanks for the tutorial :o)

[@n23391]

Very nice, heard bentonite clay can be used for a homemade seed weed wrap or mud mask. Can you do a home spa series of videos

[@healthyful]

Hi There, Thank you so much for your informative video, and I enjoyed it too!! Will try to make this one, have to get some of the ingredients! Wishing you many Blessings, Carol

[@jperez8684]

Can I substitute the baking soda with tapioca starch? If so, would the quantity to use would be the same as that of the baking powder?

[@nalwangaalexa6537]

Must try this....thank you

[@Pollutionkasolution]

Lovely thanks for sharing

[@gogreen4401]

Love the recipes and its look (texture)!

[@esthertorres6361]

Hi! What should the ratio be if I'm only going to use coconut oil?

[@teenermeener971]

How much for the butters

[@ambertagliaferro-gagliano7507]

I tried reading down through all the comments just to see if my question had been covered already but I did not see it. I was wondering HOW MUCH DOES THIS ONE BATCH MAKE? I am making different scented ones for me, my husband and my kids so I have to make different ones each time. the containers are 3.25oz and 2.6oz. Thank you for this video too. I received a sample from a local lady and fell in love with it instantly but she wanted $10.00 for a small container so I tried looking up how to make it and all I could find was ones that did not include all the ingredients she used. Your video is the only one that included all the ingredients she used. except the bentonite clay. She used Kaolin clay instead. But they are the same family. Sorry for rambling. I put my question in caps so you would get the just of this comment. Thank you so much!!!!!!!

[@itsbellababyeyeam707]

Can I use lavender clay

[@maggiebalfour4579]

Love this recipe 😀👍💕

[@taylorgranville7777]

whits its yellow and brownish

[@eliane3923]

Hi can I use coconut homemade oil which is transparent and liquid not white instead of buying from stores??

[@bspeakman5102]

i just made this recipe. it made 2ounces filled up my deodorant container which was great.ill see how good it is in 24hr

[@munibajabeen9547]

Can I use Fullers earth instead of bentonite clay?

[@cleojohnson6864]

Verry good.

[@cleojohnson6864]

Love that. i will try it thanks.

[@alvinphillips2666]

have you had any feed back about discoloration of the pits? I made it an have experience discoloration of the hair and skin. I must note that I am black but wanted to know if I was the only one?

[@imaie3617]

How many ml or oz will this ingredient fill? how many containers will I need? I don't like to waste (make more than the size of the container I have).

[@miriansp1020]

Baking soda is definitely not for sensitive skin, it burns my armpits like crazy!

[@patches5965]

What can be used in place of beeswax, ewax?

[@ggstrode3339]

hi i looked up Bentonite clay - from wikipedia and it says "Bentonite is an absorbent aluminium phyllosilicate" - it has aluminium in it. please clarify.

[@zamora77786]

MYTH: Aluminum in Clay is dangerous. FALSE. Aluminum is part of the structural make up of all clays. The aluminum in Calcium Bentonite Clay is in a safe oxide form, not the dangerous man-made processed aluminum. The many trace minerals in Calcium Bentonite Clay are fused together into a super compound structure known as a clay particle, which cannot break down and cannot be absorbed by your body. I got it from here www.aboutclay.com/info/Articles/erroneous%20beliefs.htm I don't make any of this stuff. But I looked it up for you. :-) Have a good day.

[@juliafernandez3155]

Thanks for the info !

[@namiesnaturals3557]

I cant find the box, but thanks.

[@elizabethkeller429]

I can't wait to make this but I do have a question. My daughter is an athlete and carries extra deodorant in her bag and a lot of times it is extremely hot out. How well does this hold up in a situation like this?

[@TheJudy63]

recipe please

[@annaporra1531]

How much of each thing do you use?

[@jonnyboat2]

What do you estimate the cost of making a batch of that and is a batch of it the stick deodorant container you are showing?

[@collegewoman2345]

Your video is very educational and wonderful. 💫♥️💫♥️

[@soloman2428]

hi there do you have any vegan alternatives for beezwax?

[@rraceyllacey]

Yep...Paraben. Its a pharmaceutical usually used instead of beeswax in personal hygiene products comercially . Its a terrible Xenoestrogen for your endocrine system too. Natural beeswax or Pharma Paraben are our choices !

[@marylouwoodard643]

.....you do know what beeswax is right? I really hope you are trolling, because why would you need a "vegan alternative" fir beeswax?

[@Puglover130]

Lighter Gait I'm not even a vegan and even I know that u can use candallila wax to sub for beeswax. Sometimes I feel like people ask vegan subs just so they declare, one more time to random strangers, IM VEGAN!!

[@xebragirl]

candelilla wax is a good alternative. you can find it on amazon. and yes i'm vegan. let it be declared. LOL

[@Jmamelia]

Love this video...thank you! You mention beeswax but I don't see it in the recipe. How much should be added? Thanks again!

[@TraditionalLiving]

Janet Lancaster oops, It's about 1 tablespoon of grated beeswax. I'd use less if you live in a cold climate.

[@helpfulnatural]

Traditional Living Any suggestions for an alternative to baking soda? I make my own deodorant too but the baking soda, no matter how little I add, causes an itchy red irritation. It's not an allergy but my skin is just too sensitive to the coarseness of it.

[@marinamakeda]

helpfulnatural Try baking powder and use less than stated in recipe

[@helpfulnatural]

Marina Allard I've had some success with bentonite clay, specifically Redmond Clay which I use for all sorts of things. I'm also reintroducing a tiny amount of baking soda back into my recipe and if any irritation occurs, I stop using it for as long as it takes for the redness to disappear and use a homemade liquid deodorant alternative which uses zinc oxide as the active ingredient to combat odor. The liquid version is nice but isn't as effective imo.

[@CloroxBleach-qg3vh]

The Bentonite clay has lead in it, does it not?

[@Neza006]

No, it actually draws metals out of the body. That's why you should not use metal utensils when handling it.

[@44gmd]

Great tutorial :)) But does this recipe only make one deodorant bottle ? How do you make a large supply, do you just multiply the ingredients by the amount you want ?

[@empresslioness9964]

For now I wipe under arms with alcohol and when it dries I put coconut oil.... it doesn't last meaning I end up smelling but I carry body oils with me and put some atound my arm pits and on my top to eliminate or reduce the smell

[@Glitterwingsamna]

u r so smart !!! thumbs up !!!

[@gypsygirl731]

i used bentonite clay and arrowroot. baking soda made me all red and itchy.

[@jojo2be1]

with this specific recipe how many deodorants jars can you fill?

[@zanelapsa]

Thank you for the recipe, just have a question, can I use illite clay/french green clay instead?

[@shantolion1576]

yes

[@AmazingAutist]

Thank you for the video. Just out of curiosity, are you Canadian by any chance?

[@yasminkhan7183]

Would you say this is ok for a 3yr old toddler with sensitive skin?

[@esthertorres6361]

Can I make this with out the beeswax, cocoa butter or sheabutter?

[@veldabell5604]

+Esther Torres - Yes you can. I make a natural deodorant with the cocoa and shea. www.thehouseofvelda.com

[@WapajeaWalksOnWater]

Where is the recipe?

[@MsMaxie777]

Where can I find the deodorant container, and the other products that are needed to make deodorant? Thanks

[@TraditionalLiving]

Carla Harris you can find deodorant containers on amazon amzn.to/1qVSbvB. Also please look in the video description box for the links for all other ingredients

[@MsMaxie777]

Thks.

[@JLU-wm8ir]

love the info..but i miss the measurements of the ingredients

[@melissamoyer2029]

it's in the description

[@michellefelder3966]

Maybe I missed it but it doesn't say what the measurements of the ingredients are. can you please share. Thank you!

[@mccaigd]

+Michelle Felder shows amounts in the video description.

[@michellefelder3966]

+mccaigd Thank you!

[@imaie3617]

+mccaigd How many ml or oz will this ingredient fill? how many containers will I need? I don't like to waste (make more than the size of the container I have).

[@veldabell5604]

How did the recipe work for you? I also make a natural deodorant that really works. www.thehouseofvelda.com

[@ryansamuels1347]

how do you get it into the contain without it spilling out through the bottom holes?

[@authenticnanz]

I believe it should go through the holes. That's what will hold everything together.

[@c.s.rajagopalan1289]

Please tell in grams not in teaspoon

[@gooddaymate1171]

I made my own deodorant and added a little extra beeswax for a more solid stick. When I tried it out, there wasn't much slip to it. What would you suggest I add to give it more glide? Thanks!

[@evelynaaspidov123]

Probably less bees wax 😂 Lol but you can try holding it under warm or hot water for a few second before gliding it on.

[@empresslioness9964]

How much beeswax to use? Everything else has measurements but not that. Unless you want us to eyeball (that's how i cook. I don't measure when I'm seasoning my food and it always has the right amount and flavorful )

[@mikedonato7719]

I'll try

[@eliane3923]

Also I can't find coconut oil in the market is there any other substitute??

[@helpfulnatural]

Try health food stores or buy it online...amazon has dozens of brands. Make sure it's virgin coconut oil as it is healthier than the refined oil.

[@caramalsix21]

you can also get it from walmart.

[@feltingme]

Thank you for recipe. Baking soda will NOT work for sensitive skin. It burned me really badly. It is good for cleaning, not for putting on the skin. Milk of Magnesia by itself is great as a deodorant, as is Zinc Oxide, so either one of them can be added to the recipe or just used by themselves as a sensitive skin friendly deodorant.

[@Roger-ci4tp]

very good input ! Thankyou ... great point made ... thanks again ... :)

[@SimonaShine]

feltingme If the amount is very high,it will burn your skin. Just add only a teaspoon of baking soda,I promise you it will work and not burn your skin. I made deodorant for people and I learned how sensitive skin works. If you notice the recipe is clogging your pores,just add only 4 tablespoons of coconut oil instead of beeswax,shea butter etc. my recipe is 4 T spoons of coconut oil,3 of corn starch and only 1 teaspoon of baking soda. 4-5 drops of essential oil and your good to go.

[@feltingme]

My was about that amount, when I made it and it still burned. As I said, I found great and simple solution without baking soda.

[@SimonaShine]

feltingme Then I guess your skin is very sensitive. Use whatever you're comfortable with :)

[@hoori6]

i want to know what are your ingredients would you like to share with us.

[@misscutiepatooty]

Do I have to use the coco, shea and beeswax? I really do not care if the deodorant is completely solid?

[@TraditionalLiving]

Claudina Longoria You can use just coconut oil then.

[@barbdesautels4643]

Where did you get the holders?

[@jsteele650]

Barb Desautels I buy mine off amazon

[@AB4Jss]

I cannot seem to find arrowroot in grocery or health food stores. Where can I buy this aside from ordering online? Also, if I cannot find this, is there a substitute for it, like maybe cornstarch?

[@valuk9706]

Corn starch, rice starch or even potatoe starch work just as well.

[@JennsCorner777]

Look in the spices section

[@aljackson1987]

A Fajardo I get a lot of my supplies from Bulkapothecary.com Great prices!

[@AB4Jss]

Thanks all!

[@donnagambrell1412]

I Appreciate Ur Share!!

[@esthertorres6361]

Will the bentonite clay stain my clothes?

[@angelathanasiu]

you did not say how much cocoa butter to use or how much shea butter to use or how much coconut oil :( can u plz tell me so i can make this

[@belle9107]

angela thanasiu it is 1tbsp each (it's in the description) :)

[@lesliew8313]

How much coconut oil, shea butter, cocoa butter , and beeswax do you use?

[@evelynaaspidov123]

One tablespoon each

[@_KeneYah]

Good video 😀

[@gramnegativerod]

Where do I find the recipe?

[@TraditionalLiving]

Carla Seglund Bowyer look in the info box under the video for the recipe and where to find the ingredients. Thanks for watching!

[@gramnegativerod]

Traditional Living I'm sorry, but I don't see an info box... :(

[@gramnegativerod]

Traditional Living FOUND IT! YAY!

[@WapajeaWalksOnWater]

Carla Seglund Bowyer I don't see the recipe either, Help

[@Trishbaird617]

WapajeaWalksOnWater How to make a natural aluminum-free deodorant that works and is specially designed for sensitive skin. CLICK SHOW MORE FOR THE RECIPE: 1 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda 2 tablespoons of arrowroot powder 1 1/2 teaspoons of bentonite clay 1 tablespoon of each: - coconut oil - shea butter - cocoa butter - beeswax 2 capsules of Vitamin E 15 drops of any essential oil (lavender, tea tree, bergamot, rosemary)

[@Browndonae80]

cool. thankyou it helped. :)

[@kelly-anncharles2141]

I do not like that brown colour

[@keg265]

Did you reuse an old deodorant container? Or you bought the deodorant container elsewhere?

[@TraditionalLiving]

Koren Douglas I reused my container. But you can find deodorant containers on amazon amzn.to/1qVSbvB. Also please look in the video description box for the links for all other ingredients

[@cherylsmith2414]

I would not use betonite clay. The reason it is so absorbent it is aluminum formed from volcanic ash and it is either sodium, calcium or phosphate. It is used in kitty litter and has been known to be harmful to animals and humans.

[@helpfulnatural]

There are several brands of bentonite clay that are perfectly safe for both humans & animals. They are: Redmond Clay, Living Clay, Earth's Living Clay, etc... These 3 brands can be used safely, both internally & externally. The type of clay used for kitty litter is completely different.

[@cherylsmith2414]

Oh and I didn't find out about bentonite clay till after I bought 5 lbs

[@MiaSp2001]

Hi, I am allergic to coconut in every form. Is there a oil that I can use as a substitute? Can I just use cocoa butter mixed with shea butter?

[@superjohn8091]

baking soda is good to cook that😀

[@solitaircloud2319]

Won't the oils stain yr clothes!

[@markgibson7008]

I hate cooking much less mixing up deodorant. I found a new alternative. Lume deodorant, they have a youtube site too. all natural, no aluminum and no baking soda. and they have some kind of bunny award for not hurting animals. they list their ingredients and it was developed by a doctor, not a big company. less messy to order online too. it lasts two days for me and i am a stinky guy living in Texas

[@cucuca7281]

Great info, just remember that coconut/bentonite may stain your clothes

[@shirlynmary2680]

try to make deo without baking soda

[@CharlesWarrenOnline]

Baking soda is not good on sensitive skin!!

[@sscot720]

My skin doesn't get irritated,.. cos I don't use deodorant

[@Tropicalbreeze00]

Hey you need to make more awesome vids! come back! :)

[@twistalimes8351]

No measurements..? Not effective

[@SimonaShine]

Lovely!

[@TheeHoneyBadger7093]

💚

[@irishcladdagh3]

BAKING SODA is not for sensitive skin, right there the title of your video needs to change.

[@santosmia12]

nahhh nah nah no "natural" deodorant gon protect you when u sweating ok? get you sum degree or dove 48 HOUR protection lmao