All Natural Deodorant

Ingredients from nature that are good for you and the planet.

Nature-derived plant oils, butters, and mineral absorbents that are known to be safe for your skin and the environment.

We use the following ingredients:

Natural Oils, Butters & Wax

Shea butter and coconut oil make up the bulk of the formula, designed to moisturize and hydrate the skin, while locally sourced beeswax adds firmness.

Botanicals & Minerals

Arrowroot starch absorbs sweat, baking soda neautralizes the PH level to prevent bacteria, zinc balances the effects of baking soda while healing the skin alongside Vitamin E.

Plant Oils

Jojoba oil adds to a smooth finish while essential oils add therapeutic benefits.

Synthetic ingredients with known harmful effects that try to mask odor.

Aluminum compounds, parabens, and artificial fragrances mask odor with harsh, lab-made chemicals that clog pores and strip the skin's natural balance.

Aluminum Compounds

Block sweat glands and have raised long-standing concerns about hormone disruption and health risks.

Parabens

Synthetic preservatives that can mimic estrogen and irritate sensitive underarm skin.

Artificial Fragrances

Lab-made scent blends that often trigger allergies, irritation, and skin sensitivities over time.

The myth of baking soda and some good news.

THE MYTH

Baking Soda causes rashes in natural deodorants.

THE TRUTH

Baking Soda does change the alakanility of your skin, which when left unbalanced in a skincare formula, can cause rashes. This change of alkalinity, however, is precisely what makes it impossible for odor causing bacteria to grow.

THE GOOD NEWS

Our formula combines healing butters & oils, while featuring our secret ingredient, zinc, which is the active ingredient in baby rash cream, and for good reason. Zinc actively accelerates healing of the skin by building collagen and repairing DNA.

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Lifechanging deodorant that actually prevents odor.

Ingredients from nature that are good for you and the planet.

Synthetic ingredients with known harmful effects that try to mask odor.

The myth of baking soda and some good news.