#natural deodorants

[mysticconnoisseurpeace]

Your Summer Guide To Beat The Heat

As spring is in full bloom we enjoy vibrant colours, sunny days and most importantly, a break from the winter’s chill. Whilst your excitement for summer starts to sizzle, it's important not to overlook the need to prepare for the summer heat ahead. 

Amidst the excitement of your sunny adventures, the summer heat can sneak up on you. The change in temperature, increase in humidity and the scorching sun’s stronger UV rays can wreak havoc on your skin. The intense heat leaves the skin dehydrated, oily, itchy and unbearably sticky. 

Additionally, the situation is only becoming worse year after year due to the effects of global warming. As many continue to ignore the very real threat and effects of global warming, they continue to destroy our natural environment instead of protecting it. As the Earth is evidently getting hotter, we can really feel the difference on our skin in the summers. If not treated, this intense heat can cause nasty skin issues like:

1) Dry Skin

The summer heat and humidity absorbs more than just the moisture in the air, it zaps the moisture from your skin. Besides harming your skin cells due to the lack of hydration, dry skin can cause irritation, itchiness and can lead to eczema and other skin issues

2) Acne

The heat can leave the skin oily as it activates oil secretion and sweat. Due to this, pollutants get access to the skin pores and leave skin damaged and dirty. This combination causes acne and leaves the skin looking dull. 

3) Sunburn

The direct rays of the sun and depleting ozone layer causes exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays. These ultraviolet rays damage the skin and lead to sunburn, premature aging, and an increased risk of skin cancer.

Preventing the heat from damaging your skin is going to take more than sunscreen and a hat. You need natural skincare products that nourish your skin and provide moisturization to protect it from the sun. With plant-based ingredients and nourishing formulas free of harsh chemicals, prep your skin for the summer with Dr. Natural to keep it looking its best.

Dr. Natural offers a range of natural skincare products that can help prevent damage to the skin and effectively cleanse and hydrate it so you can keep your natural glow: 

Our gentle Castile soaps are made with natural ingredients which help to cleanse and moisturize your skin without stripping it of its natural oils. 

Our Castile Body Lotions are enriched with nourishing ingredients like shea butter to help lock in hydration and protect your skin from the drying effects of the summer sun. 

Our Activated Charcoal Soaps are formulated to gently remove dirt, oil, and impurities from your skin, leaving it feeling clean, fresh, and rejuvenated.

Our range of Natural Deodorants provide chemical-free long lasting scents which are available in fun and rejuvenating fragrances that do not damage your skin 

Don't let the summer heat catch you off guard. Start prepping your skin now with Dr. Natural's range of natural skincare products that were designed to tackle those summer skin issues. So shop at your nearest Walmart or on our website and get ready to dive into summer feeling fresh, confident, and oh-so-glowy!

[healthyboom]

Aluminum in Deodorant: A Natural Way to Protect Your Skin

Discover the truth about aluminum in deodorant and why many individuals, like myself, choose to avoid it. This informative piece explores the potential risks associated with aluminum-based deodorants and the reasons behind their use in the first place. Uncover the concerns surrounding aluminum's alleged link to health issues, such as breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease, and delve into the scientific research supporting these claims. Furthermore, explore alternative aluminum-free deodorant options that still effectively combat odor. Whether you're curious about the potential dangers or seeking healthier alternatives, this article provides valuable insights to help you make informed decisions about your personal care products.

[shanastoryteller]

this weekend I went to an erewhon for the first time so I could try the hailey bieber smoothie that's been all over my fyp (very good but not really worth $19) and.

the absolute stench of BO we were exposed to haunts me. we were there for 20 minutes and seven different people walked past me smelling so badly that I had to turn away

rich people pick up some deodorant and get in the shower challenge

[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

philip marlowe update: had free roam of the living room (where she has a litter box available to her, although it’s technically Mack’s) while i cleaned her office and washed out her specific litter box. shut her back in the office for fifteen minutes while the litter box was drying outside so i could mop the living room. in that fifteen minutes she pissed somewhere in the office and i Cannot find where. ppl will be arriving at literally any second

[lokh]

what the fuck is boy smell. im blowing this place up

[distant--shadow]

borrowing the shower gel at the person's home you're crashing at, as you do, and I'm undecided on how fucked up it is that lush can make a shower gel that smells so much like sticky toffee pudding. I want to eat myself. I am confused.

[illnessfaker]

destigmatizing body odor is fine and all but be very careful mentioning cancer in that conversation because that can easily veer into the same territory as the tinfoil hat naturopath/holistic nuts on social media who endorse "gut cleansing" and raw milk or whatever else they're coming out with these days

[evildeerboy]

scientists need to get on figuring out why im the only asshole in the world allergic to non-aluminum deodorant making it impossible to google this problem for obvious reasons

[lovethisfatcryptid]

I think it's very cool and sexy of me that instead of deodorant I just spray myself down with perfume

[withswords]

i am not a member of pit nation so take this with a grain of salt but people being super aggressive about DEODORANT on the level of shaving and makeup is insane to me like people have been using perfumes and taking fucking baths for the last ten thousand years so i am not wholly convinced by your argument of "it's natural people have been putting up with body stink forever girlmusk girlmusk!!" bitch do i have to freebleed too or may this filthy peasant boy humbly request a rag

[dyke-on]

istg if i see another mf on this site claim that armpit hair is in anyway correlated to smell I don't know what I'm gonna do but it wont be pretty!!

[sunsoak]

Buying aluminum free natural deodorant specifically for the days I wanna be a little smelly

[pendraegon]

my new hair oil literally smells so good and complements my perfume sooo well 👍

[girlitfeelsgood]

having sensitive skin is such a struggle cause all the effective deodorants make my armpits itch 😭

[geddyqueer]

i think you probably are the first person to get a joke, are very encouraging when someone is being ignored in a conversation, and you probably smell nice.

greenie this is very sweet of you to assume however everyone who has met me in person can agree: I fucking stink

[peaceloveandahardcock]

U learn a lot about yourself when u become a lesbian. For example I didn't know my armpit hair was red