Stick Deodorant - Creamy and Moisturizing

Fractionated Coconut Oil

As the name suggests, Fractionated Coconut Oil is a fraction of coconut oil from which almost all of the long chain triglycerides are removed, thus leaving mainly the medium chain triglycerides and turning it into a fully saturated oil. This saturation provides long life and increased stability.

Fractionated coconut oil is predominantly composed of capric and caprylic acid, leaving the skin feeling silky and soft without a greasy effect as it is easily absorbed.

 

Neem Oil

Neem oil is rich in fatty acids (oleic acid and linoleic acid), limonoids, vitamin E, triglycerides and antioxidants.

It has anti-inflammatory, antibiotic and antioxidant properties.

 

Mango Butter

It has emollient, softening and nourishing properties. It also has a great oxidative capacity, helping wound healing and skin regeneration. Mango butter is rich in calcium, potassium and vitamins A, B, E and C. It is especially suitable for treating damaged skin.

 

Bee wax
Great emollient power that contributes to hydrating and protecting the skin, forming a protective film that lasts for a long time, preventing attacks from external factors. 

 

White clay
It contains a high percentage of silica and is considered one of the highest purity.

Eliminates impurities  thanks to its great astringent power and promotes cell regeneration due to its antibacterial detoxifying and healing action.

It regulates the PH and offers a tightening effect, leaving the skin luminous, soft, smooth and smooth by eliminating toxins and absorbing dead skin cells.

 

Arrowroot Powder

It has a high power on the epidermis. This quality will help the active ingredients penetrate into upper layers.

It also helps give the skin a soft and silky feel.

 

Non-Nano Zinc Oxide

Zinc oxide is used for its numerous properties and applications, such as a UV filter in sun creams, as an agent to soothe the skin and relieve irritations, and as a white pigment in some skin care products. makeup, such as powder foundation.

 

Stearic Acid

It has emollient and protective properties and is easily absorbed by the skin, making it an excellent moisturizer and humectant.

 

Cetyl Alcohol

It has an emollient action by preventing the drying out of the epidermis in its stratum corneum, by delaying the evaporation of water from the skin surface, leaving the skin softer and more flexible.

 

Zinc Ricinoleate

Highly effective deodorant based on the zinc salt of ricinoleic acid.

- It works because it chemically traps and absorbs odor molecules formed during the bacterial decomposition of perspiration.

- Does not inhibit perspiration and therefore is not an antiperspirant

- It does not have bactericidal or fungicidal properties and therefore does not interfere with the natural flora of the skin.

 

Triethyl Citrate

When triethyl citrate is applied to the skin of the armpit, it initiates enzymatic hydrolysis forming citric acid and ethanol. Citric acid lowers the pH of the skin, which leads to the deactivation of bacterial enzymes and reduces the breakdown of skin products, thereby reducing odor.

Triethyl Citrate is an oily liquid derived from citric acid, normally used in cosmetics as an effective active agent in deodorants. Sweat increases the pH of the skin; At higher pH levels, bacteria naturally present on the skin break down skin sebum into fatty acids with a characteristic bad odor. However, at higher pH levels, triethyl citrate breaks down into ethyl alcohol and citric acid: the bacteriostatic effect of ethyl alcohol inhibits the reproduction of bacteria, while citric acid lowers the pH of the skin, preventing bacteria cause bad odor.

 

Vitamin E

Antioxidant.

 

Tea Tree Essential Oil.

Peppermint Essential Oil.

Lemongrass Essential Oil.

 

Store it in a dry, dark and cool place.

Temperature changes will modify the texture of the bar.

High temperatures or sun exposure will damage the product.

Use it before 6 months.

If you notice any change in smell, don't use it.

To handle the product, you should always wash your hands and armpits with soap and water, and dry them with absorbent paper.

Never immerse your fingers in the container if they are wet.

Do not apply if armpits are damp or wet.

Do not apply if there are injuries.

Did you know that you are exposed to miles of toxins and chemicals every day? There are more than 10,000 chemical ingredients, some of them known or suspected carcinogens, in soaps, shampoos, lotions, makeup and beauty products, and other personal care products.

One of the most harmful chemicals that both men and women apply to their bodies is deodorant and antiperspirant.

When you think about it, it makes sense. Deodorant is a product that inhibits the body's natural secretion of toxins. An antiperspirant and deodorant will clog your skin follicles so you can't sweat as much as your body requires.

In addition to inhibiting the body's natural cleansing and detoxification process, deodorants and antiperspirants also release tons of harmful chemicals into our bodies.

 

7 toxins lurking in your deodorant:

Just look at the list of chemical ingredients of an average deodorant:

 

1. Aluminum Compounds

Aluminum is the ingredient in antiperspirants that actually clogs pores and prevents sweating. Exposure to aluminum has been linked to the development of Alzheimer's disease and interferes with estrogen levels. When your body cannot process estrogen properly, there is an increased risk of breast and prostate cancer. 

 

2. Parabens

This chemical is used in many products today as a preservative, but it is possibly one of the most harmful additives of all. Parabens sometimes act like estrogen in the body, which disrupts hormonal balance and has been linked to breast and prostate cancer. 

 

3. Esteareth

These additives are a product of ethoxylation (weakening of aggressive chemicals in the manufacturing process), which simultaneously produce carcinogens and dioxanes. 

 

4. Triclosan

The FDA has classified triclosan as a pesticide, but it is found in most brand-name deodorants. It is used to kill bacteria in the manufacturing process, as well as when it comes into contact with the skin. When triclosan combines with water it can also create a carcinogenic gas called chloroform.

 

5. Propylene glycol

If used every day, this chemical can cause damage to the central nervous system, heart, and liver. It has also been shown to irritate the skin, especially if you have sensitive skin. Propylene glycol can be harmful at as little as 2%, however, deodorants typically have a high dose of 50% propylene glycol. 2

 

6. TEA and DEA

Triethanolamine (TEA) and diethanolamine (DEA) are chemicals that can leach into the skin and affect the liver and kidneys. In fact, they are so harmful that these two chemicals have already been banned in Europe because they are known to be carcinogenic.

 

7. Artificial Colors

Some artificial dyes and bleaches in deodorants can cause serious allergic reactions and are also known carcinogens. 

 

Labels can be misleading

It is alarming to consider that all of these toxins are used in conventional deodorants and antiperspirants, and yet many are labeled or marketed as "fresh" or "clean" scented. Worse yet, many so-called natural deodorants also contain these ingredients.

 

Read the labels of deodorants and antiperspirants before purchasing them.

You are choosing an artisanal organic natural product, freshly made especially for you.

We do not produce in quantity, we want your cosmetics to be natural and fresh, freshly made with the best ingredients.

Please note that they are sensitive to temperature changes.
For these reasons there are no refunds.