Is there an A&H natural antiperspirant that contains a safe alternative to Aluminum and Paraben?
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Natural ProtectionAluminum FreeParaben FreeContains Arm & Hammer® Baking Soda and natural plant extracts to absorb and fight odor.And the good is no yellow pit!
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Yes! Try the A&H; natural deodorant. I never thought deodorant without anti-perspirant would work for me. But the Essentials line by A&H; does. The fresh scent smells really nice, too. I highly recommend it.
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This deodorant (essentials) does not have aluminum or paraben...and is the only one I have found that actually A) works and B) doesn't give me a rash...I love it!
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This is Aluminium and Paraben free. And after a few weeks of use, underarm clothes stains have been drastically reduced. It also smells really nice.
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Try calling Blue Lizard at 800-877-8869. They did change their formula to paraben free. Is your bottle older or new?
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I haven't switched because Alvera is the only thing that works consistently for me. I have used Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystal(TM) - their roll-on - by TCCD International with some success. It says specifically "No Aluminum Chlorohydrate" on the bottle.
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No there are no aluminums in this deodorant. Very pleasant smell due to the natural components. Been using it for about 9 years.
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Dylan (Alis) Crystal Rock is marketed as a deodorant not an antiperspirant, however I found that it significantly reduced underarm perspiration for me. I checked again before responding to your inquiry. I sweat profusely when I exercise and yesterday and today I checked after exercising and found that my underarms were significantly dryer as compared to the rest of my body. So the results for me were pretty good, but everyone is different. Give it a try and see for yourself the product is relatively low priced so you wont risk much in trying.
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It still contains potassium alum, which I believe has some aluminum in it, but most of the natural deodorants contain that ingredient. It also contains something called phenoxyethanol, which sounds like a type of alcohol probably used as a preservative, but I think it's natural. This is a good product, but I've started making my own deodorant that I think is more effective using coconut oil, cornstarch, baking soda, and a few other ingredients. You can find recipes online.
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This product is the "only deodorant" version. The version with antiperspirant+deodorant does exist.
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If you just want a liner for the usual joys of having lady bits (occasional discharge, sorry) and really want to avoid plastic then maybe look into Glad Rags and stock up on some of the holders. A holder by itself or a holder plus one insert would do the trick and it breathes very well. I would imagine Amazon carries them. If you balk at the price, try looking on a certain craft site with a four-letter name starting with E and see if anyone's selling them without the PUL under-layer. There might be some.
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Yes Contains no aluminum chlorohydrate, no aluminum zirconium, no parabens, no phthalates, no alcohol Non-sticky, non-staining and leaves no white residue Natural, hypoallergenic, and safe for the environment Prevents body odor naturally, rather than mask it chemically Crystal products never have and never will be tested on animals
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baking soda and natural plant extracts (chamomile, orange, coriander, etc.) It isn't 100% natural but it doesn't contain aluminum or parabens.
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Yes. I have tried both, and I see no difference in the performance of the paraben-free and the product with paraben, except for price. The paraben-free is much more expensive.
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Personal choice. I have heard research that says parabens collect in our bodies and are not good for us, so when available I try to use products without parabens.
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I found a heavy glass mister that I plan to order from Amazon.com. No Alzheimer's aluminum or BPA-leaching plastic for me.Take a look at the Prepara Oil Mister at Prepara Oil Mister, ALL COLORS NEW & IMPROVED!
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I looked up some information for you and found that short-term use of Certain Dri while breastfeeding is safe. From what I have read, Certain Dri is one of the safest to use compared to other antiperspirants. It contains the least amount of aluminum, which has been linked to health risks to women who are breastfeeding. Here is the link to the article where I found the information:http://m.infantrisk.com/content/aluminum-rich-antiperspirants-potential-hazard
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I don't know about parabens, but U-Lactin was recommended for me by my doctor for a dry skin condition. It works great.
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Aloe Vera, Alcohol Free, Propylene Glycol, Poloysorbate 20, etc. They are non-flushable. The manufacturer's website is www.tranquilityproducts.com. All ingredients should be listed there.
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I use Witch Hazel Alcohol free by Humphreys. It sooths my skin and feel very comfy.