Do you feel like ditching store-bought deodorants? You’ve come to the right place! We totally understand the drive to be fully self-sufficient and independent from the constant shopping craze. You can make most of your bathroom products in the comfort of your own home, where you have full control of what ingredients you put into them! In order to feel fresh all day you’ll need a deodorant; lucky for you, we found some fantastic recipes for DIY deodorants that are low-cost, incredibly simple to make and contain very few ingredients, none of which are toxic!
Detoxifying Deodorant
Sometimes our body deserves a break from all the toxins we unknowingly come in contact with! If you didn’t know that a deodorant can actually help you with that, here is a completely natural detoxifying deodorant, with clay as a secret ingredient, that will give you a refreshing feeling while nurturing your skin. Get the recipe at Body Unburdened!
Deodorant for Sensitive Skin
Only people with sensitive skin know the true struggle of picking out skincare products that won’t result in outbreaks or rashes! The best way to make sure that your skin will respond well to a product is to just make it yourself and use the most natural ingredients you can find. It’s better to be safe than sorry and Thank Your Body’s deodorant is on the safe side!
Baking Soda Free Deodorant
Most of the homemade deodorant recipes include baking soda, but if you want to avoid it, A Blossoming Life offers an alternative! You can whip up a deodorant by using coconut oil, essential oils and cornstarch as your main ingredients. It’s a simple recipe, but very effective!
Natural Coconut Oil Deodorant
Coconut oil is no stranger to the skincare world and here’s another deodorant that utilizes its many benefits for the skin! If coconut oil is not a part of your beauty routine yet, it’s time to jump on the bandwagon and visit The Live Fit Girls to learn how to make a deodorant that won’t fail you when you need it most!
Citrus Deodorant
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Is there anything in this world that smells fresher than a citrus? Real Food RN shares the recipe for a citrus deodorant that will infuse your skin with the aroma of a freshly picked lemon, making you feel fresh and rejuvenated even on the longest, busiest days of the year when your deodorant becomes your saving grace!
All Natural Deodorant
Believe it or not, the nature has all the ingredients you need to make your own skincare products. Why use products full of toxins when you can use products that will care for your skin and health! Lia Griffith’s all natural deodorant is one that can’t miss from your bathroom shelf, if you care about natural cosmetics! Don’t pass up the chance to feel refreshed while benefiting your skin!
Four Ingredient Stick Deodorant
How many ingredients are listed on your store-bought deodorant? Can you pronounce all of them? Sometimes fewer ingredients can do the trick just as good, if not even better! For a deodorant recipe by DoTerra, you will only need four: baking soda, arrowroot, coconut oil and an essential oil of choice! What do you say, does homemade win this round?
Shea Butter Homemade Deodorant
If you are not aware of the shea butter craze just yet, prepare to be amazed! Purslane Gardens has a super simple recipe for a homemade deodorant that includes shea butter and all of its skincare mojo! You can thank us later, once it becomes an irreplaceable part of your everyday routine!
Cinnamon Deodorant
The sweet smell of cinnamon reminds us of Christmas cookies and cinnabons! Allow Ela Gale to turn your world upside down by handing you the recipe for a cinnamon deodorant that will give your skin the sweetest, most nostalgic scent you’ve ever experienced!
Lavender Deodorant
Homemade deodorants usually mean a deodorant cream or one in stick. But surely some of you prefer spray deodorants and we didn’t want to leave you high and dry! Stop by Simple Cooking Channel to see how you can make a rejuvenating spray deodorant that is infused with a non-invasive lavender aroma!
Throw the toxic deodorants away (just in time for spring cleaning!) and replace them with your very own homemade ones!
