Cosmetic: Medical Natural Deodorants For Your Body

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Fashion has grown so wide that it has been classified into different subdivision stages of fashion, especially the cosmetic industry undoubtedly is one of the largest industries in the world. It comes with advertisements and a strong influential message that anyone can look better than they appear and increases your attractiveness.

Some Makeup trends and go away, but some products can really stand the test of time. Whether it’s your all-time favorite red lipstick or can’t-live-without mascara, we all have beauty bag staples we’ve fallen in love with over and over again.

What is Cosmetic?

The word cosmetics is not a strange word, many individuals are familiar with this name. Who doesn’t love dabbing a bit of makeup before a party or function? A cosmetic highlights every part of your face and adds beauty. A cosmetic is a chemical compound that is applied to your hair, body or face to highlight, alter its appearance and add fragrance to it. However, all the products may not be synthetic and artificial.

Natural Deodorants

Natural deodorants have come a long way since those cloudy crystals that claimed to ward off smell. While the aluminum-based options tend to be more effective for heavy sweaters, if you prefer to keep your beauty routine green, these 18 botanical options will keep you relatively dry and smelling delightful. To get this out of the way upfront, I’m sweaty and run stinky. I’ve tried natural deodorant after natural deodorant and these are the few, the brave, that have worked for me. Now, more than ever is the time to go natural.

Natural Ursa Major Happin Fesh Deodorant

              

It offers “long-lasting protection with a pleasing aroma — peppermint, eucalyptus, and rosemary — using kaolin [clay], baking soda, and saccharomyces [odor-fighting enzymes] to soak up sweat and bacteria,” according to Oakjoo Lee, merchandising and planning manager for skincare at Credo Beauty, who says it’s especially popular among male customers. It’s also a top seller at Follain, and Foley raves about its earthy, pinewood smell.

Best extra-strength natural deodorants

With a double dose of baking soda to keep you dry, this powerful deodorant is Foley’s pick for heavy sweaters. It’s formulated with arrowroot powder, another natural ingredient that helps soak up moisture. She says it’s the best for odor and sweat protection, so it might be one to consider if you’re hesitant about making the switch to a natural deodorant.

Milk Honey Lavender Tea Tree ExtraStrength Deodorant

As Shafrir says, “The adjustment period when you switch from using an antiperspirant to a natural deodorant can be rough — on both yourself and the people around you.” For another option that best mimics an antiperspirant, she likes the extra-strength natural deodorant from Milk + Honey. She says this formula, from the Austin-based brand (that has advertised on her podcast), like LoveFresh, “has arrowroot powder for maximum absorption.”

Agent Nateur Holi (man)

Without synthetic fragrances, natural deodorants usually get their scents from essential oils, which smell very differently than baby powder–esque traditional deodorants. CAP Beauty co-founders Cindy DiPrima and Kerrilynn Pamer agree that Agent Nateur’s unisex deodorant smells the best of the bunch, with a sophisticated scent that’s far from crunchy. DiParma told us: “The scent profile is simply gorgeous. With notes of vetiver, sandalwood, cedarwood, and rose, it’s warming, sultry, heart-opening, and most importantly, subtle.” Pamer, who is also CEO of CAP, calls it “musky, sexy … complex, and intoxicating.”

Best baking soda–free natural deodorants

Although baking soda keeps wetness and moisture at bay, it can also be very irritating to some people, sometimes to the point that it turns them off from natural deodorant entirely. Dermatologist Cybele Fishman explains, “Baking soda is highly alkaline, and often causes irritant dermatitis in armpits. I am seeing so many armpit rashes since so many people are changing to natural deodorants, and when we check, there is usually baking soda in them, and when they stop using it, the rash goes away.” As an alternative, she suggests baking soda–free deodorants, and this rose-scented one comes highly recommended by Lara Kaiser, of Shen Beauty.

“There’s really nothing I don’t like about it,” says Kaiser, who found that other natural deodorants were either too greasy or left oily stains on her shirts. She likes that it “lasts forever,” describing how one tube lasts her a year even with daily use. Several of our friends at the Cut are fans as well.

Best magnesium-based natural deodorant

Magnesium is another baking-soda alternative that’s more gentle on the skin and still effective for killing odor-causing bacteria. Last year, Jackie Johnson, host of the natural-beauty podcast Natch Beaut, judged natural deodorants at last year’s Indie Beauty Expo and awarded the first-place prize to Brothers Artisan Oil’s magnesium-based deodorant. “It works extremely well,” she says.

“If you’re a stink queen, this will cut that for you.” It comes in a handful of scents, but Johnson’s favorite is eucalyptus and lime, which she calls “really light and refreshing, and not overpowering.” It kept her stink-free during a sweaty workout class, but she does add that, like with any natural deodorant, you might have to reapply throughout the day. “Get comfortable with reapplication,” she advises.

 Violets Blue Bakin Soda Free Magnesium Deodrant

Lee likes this scent-free deodorant from Violets Are Blue, which she says is good option for someone transitioning from a conventional deodorant. “This has the look, feel and application process of a more traditional formula, which can make the switch much more seamless.” The quick-drying formula contains magnesium (which helps to block odor) and tapioca starch (which help you keep dry), and doesn’t contain irritants often found in natural formulas like essential oils, baking soda, or arrowroot. “It’s ideal for anyone with skin sensitivities,” she says.

Schmidt’s Jasmine Tea Sensitive Skin Deodorant

Schmidt’s is one of the biggest names in the natural-deodorant scene (actress and comedian Ana Gasteyer calls it “a unicorn product”), and their sensitive-skin formula replaces baking soda with magnesium. Even though she’s not sensitive to baking soda, Johnson prefers the magnesium versions. “I just think they work better, and I also think the scents are more exciting,” she says. Along with the jasmine-tea scent, she says the rose and black pepper and coconut-pineapple varieties are “on point.”

Best natural deodorants with charcoal

As Johnson says, “Charcoal is a hot ingredient,” and some natural-deodorant fans claim it helps ease the transition from using antiperspirants. The hosts of another beauty podcast, Breaking Beauty, gifted her this Takesumi deodorant and told her it’s “amazing” for making the switch. “It draws out toxins from your pores and has an easy glide-on application without white marks,” says Lee, who loves how it goes on clear. “The scent is beautiful, too,” she adds.

Routine Superstar Deodorant Cream

Combined with other powerful ingredients like baking soda, magnesium, and kaolin clay, activated charcoal makes this cream deodorant a strong stink-blocker. “It provides long-lasting protection and most importantly, it works really well, and the protection it offers is very close to a conventional formula,” according to Lee. Credo co-founder and COO Annie Jackson agrees that “the charcoal and magnesium in it are supereffective and a little goes a long way.” The only downside is that it’s a cream you have to apply with your fingers, a style once common among natural deodorants that has mostly been replaced by tubes.

Piper Wai cream

Kirbie Johnson, a beauty reporter and co-host of the Gloss Angeles Podcast swears by this Piper Wai cream, which helped her survive a hot Texas day entirely stink-free. “The other deodorants I brought felt like they were evaporating off my body the minute they were applied, but this works, and stayed put. Even in 100 degree heat, I did not smell,” she says. Its main ingredients are charcoal and tapioca starch, which, combined, absorb sweat and control odor. It also contains essential oils like citrus and mint, which give it its light, pleasant scent. “The key is smoothing it onto your underarm liberally with your fingers,” Johnson says, noting that a pea-sized amount is plenty. If you’re sensitive to coconut oil, she recommends patch testing and proceeding with caution.

Best natural deodorant cream

Despite the rise in tube deodorants, Foley says there’s still a market for cream deodorants in pots. Because natural deodorant often has a balmlike consistency, she explains, rubbing it in helps it absorb deeper into the skin. If you want to give it a try, she says the Soapwalla deodorant is very effective since it “contains a lot of baking soda, [and] a lot of tea-tree oil,” which is naturally antimicrobial. In an ode to Soapwalla, writer Alice Gregory told us it has “the efficacy of substances usually formulated for the military.”

Best sweat-activated natural deodorant

“Sweat-activated” has long been a buzzword in conventional deodorant marketing, with products promising to fire up their sweat-busting power when you need it most, and Type:A brings the concept to the natural-deodorant world. “You’re not going to smell it or notice it until you start sweating, then you’re gonna smell the scent of the deodorant,” says Foley. Their deodorants, which come in scents like citrus and ocean mint, are packaged in squeezable tubes that you apply directly to the armpit. Lee likes that it “absorbs instantly and leaves the skin soft.”

 The natural real Purity Roll-on Deodorant

We’d be remiss not to mention this roll-on deodorant from Real Purity, which sparked somewhat of a craze among the Strategist team when editor Alexis Swerdloff reported that she had stopped sweating (along with a handful of her friends) after trying it. One editor after another bought it and reported the same, so we had to investigate.

Dermatologists we spoke with suspect the vegetable glycerin in Real Purity absorbs moisture, contrthe dry feeling. Actress Aubrey Plaza is also a fan: “Judy Greer recommended this to me. She told me it’s the only one that works, and it’s true. I don’t have to reapply. It’s all-natural. It’s light and smells good.

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