Can this be used for DIY deoderant?
1674945
I would not recommend it. I really did not like the cedarwood that I got. It may have been a bad batch, because the reviews I read prior to my purchase were mostly positive. Mine smelled like burnt tires.
1674946
I haven't used it in my deodorant, but that is a great idea and my men would love it. I think it would be great.
1151823
In my opinion, I would say no. I found Terresentials organic roll-on deodorant to be the best Deodarant for me. I use the Zesty Citrus.
1710797
I used it to make homemade lotion so if you have a recipe that calls for Shea butter then yes!
1272239
I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's cool; then cap. This should make enough for one stick of deodorant. I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's... » Read More I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's cool; then cap. This should make enough for one stick of deodorant. « Show Less
1050281
Sure u could. I dont find it smells horribly not my fav scent but it works so well. I use weekly make sure ti shake and let sit for best results
1403888
I would think that it would work. I only use this in my scentsy burner. Good Luck! if you try it, I'd like know if it turns out ok. Ive been wanting to try soap making and this sure would make some nice smelling soap!
2065957
No this is only meant for external application. If you want to do an internal cleanse look into using Bentonite Clay which can be used both internally and externally.
602736
I'm not familiar with lotion bars, personally. However, as long as they are a consistency that is firm enough to maintain a bar shape they should work just fine with these deodorant containers. I used them for homemade deodorant made from shea butter, cocoa butter, Vit E oil, baking soda and corn starch as the main ingredients. They turned out great. One tip.. tap them on the counter or stir the contents a little (maybe do both) to prevent air bubbles from getting trapped and ruining the nice look of your bars. ;) Hope that helps.
2058326
You can, I often use it with my sensitive skin foaming face wash by rubbing the foam on first and then using this to clean it back off. Works good for me!
1155734
Not sure that it would do much to de-humidify as it is just a sponge. It works much better in the case as it keeps in the moisture better.
1891807
I'm sure you can, I use it in my hair products. Recently, I've treated my daughters eczema on her hand with it. It's very oily so you don't need much.
1938203
I don't see why not. You spray it on after you get out of the shower and all the shampoo is washed out. You should try the metaderm without the coal shampoo for a few weeks to see if it helps. Maybe you could eliminate that altogether.
795256
Yes, as long as you used the crystal deodorant first, to avoid getting scented deodorant on the crystal. You'd probably have twice the strength of the deodorant too.
193048
Yes really well. Also I read on Internet to put a little under arm instead of a deordarant and it worked really well. I love the stuff. Put a little in shampoo and body wash works really well also. I bought another pound just to make sure it was around. A little goes a long way. Good luck
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I don't see why not. Depending on what you are cleaning off and how frequently you might want to look into barkeeps friend. http://www.amazon.com/Bar-Keepers-Friend%C2%AE-Cleanser-Polish/dp/B000V72992
2014942
Yes. But put oil in a carrier oil or water to dilute before using as a perfume. The oils are very strong and you don't want to put directly on as a perfume
947094
Thanks for the info. I have some non-toxic deodorant, but need something a bit stronger.