Easy & Effective DIY Deodorant Recipes

Easy & Effective DIY Deodorant Recipes

I have three different kinds of traditional deodorant, and one “natural” deodorant. Hey Lauren, not really, I just use it instead of beeswax as it’s vegan friendly. But you can use beeswax if you’d prefer. Just make sure to adjust the quantity, as you’ll be needing more of beeswax. When all three ingredients are completely liquefied, remove from heat.
I would love to make my husband  deodorant but when I made the probiotic deodorant version for myself, it didn’t harden that well. It’s somewhat firm but when I start to use it really smears. Also the Shea butter I bought is very yellow and make every recipe I use it in smell strongly of Shea butter and yellow. Read on after our picks for more information on how we selected the best natural deodorants for men, and why you should trust Good Housekeeping.



Some feedback – after trying Everclear 195 proof with and without diluting it with Aloe Vera Juice, I like it much better undiluted. I have not had problems with it being too strong and it is more effective undiluted. I’ve added tea tree oil with rose, geranium, and sandalwood.
Soothing, yet effective, this natural homemade deodorant stick works without baking soda nor coconut oil, and uses zinc to help combat odors for those with sensitive skin. Soothing, yet effective, this natural homemade deodorant stick works without baking soda nor coconut oil and uses zinc to help combat odors for those with sensitive skin. My Coconut oil and baking soda deodorant recipe is easy, frugal, and fun because you get to add the scents that you like using essential oils that will also kill bacteria. I have never had a problem and LOVE it, as do most people.

This age-old, multi-purpose product is commonly used in cooking, cleaning, and odor prevention. Effective natural deodorants in stores are really expensive—especially for something you’re using every day . This is a pretty simple and straightforward recipe. In addition to the ingredients above, you’ll need a double boiler and a deodorant container.
This is exactly the kind of recipe I’ve been needing. You can always try it and see what happens. When I make changes to any recipe I try a small batch to see how I like the results. Yes, you can use cocoa butter instead of mango butter.
I made a few of these today for Christmas presents, and put them into old deodorant sticks that had been used up. They work great in a twist-up container. It set up amazingly and goes on smooth. I have only worn it once, so no noticeable results yet, obviously, but I’m really excited to be moving away from the toxins in regular deodorants.

One of the most common solutions is to look for baking soda-free deodorants, which we’ve gathered here. Creating your own skincare and home remedies will save you in the long run. This recipe is for two regular size sticks but you can easily double it. However, I recommend working in smaller batches to reduce melting and handling time. You read my reasons for ditching bentonite clay and baking soda. Even so-called natural options can contain ingredients like fragrances.
Commercial deodorants left me smelling like a goat at the end of the day and this one keeps me fresh. Personally, I’m not a fan of using them Sensitive Skin because I find my skin is too sensitive for direct contact. But, if you’d like to add them, 20 drops total would be a good starting point.

Also, keep in mind that some oils may cause more sensitivity than others. For a while, I dissolved citric acid in water and used that as my favorite natural deodorant. Again, though, it was hard to find a concentration that would be effective without irritating my skin. Lowering the pH is another great way to prevent body odor. That’s why vinegar also works as a natural deodorant. I, too, effectively used it for months.
This is one of the best recipes I have ever tried for making the homemade deodorant. These deodorant for kids just work best and provide all day protection against smell while keeping the kids fresh and confident. I made this deodorant about 6 months ago.
It’s cruelty-free, phthalate and paraben free, and of course aluminum-free. It also features soothing ingredients like aloe, and cocos nucifera , without harsh preservatives. Use a small amount of deodorant and apply it with your fingers or a small spoon. Store the deodorant in a cool, dry place to prevent it from melting. Additionally, baking soda can be abrasive, leading to micro-tears in the skin that can further irritate and damage the skin barrier. This guide lets you mix and match scents to create a combination that not only freshens up your pet but also cheers up the ambiance.

Certain brands have it and certain brands don’t – just read your labels. Anyway, I used baby powder in place of the arrowroot (I didn’t have it), and some almond oil/mango butter to compensate for the lack of shea butter/coconut oil. Maybe its the oils that you are sensitive too and I have heard of people having reactions to corn starch as well (GMO corn?).
I also made cream eyeshadow with colored clays and shea butter with a little arrowroot and white clay to play with shades. Add essential oils of choice to deodorant mixture and stir well. Bentonite clay is the detoxifying ingredient in this recipe. This homemade deodorant with bentonite clay also absorbs excess moisture and heals the skin. But we also don’t want horrible chemicals clogging up our pores and seeping into our bodies.