deodorant /Re: baking soda and aluminum

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Lugol's iodine works quite well, as long as you're not wearing

sleevless shirts (it stains your skin dark brown).

> > > Someone recommended me using baking soda as deodorant and I was

averse

> > > to the idea of it but curiosity got the better of me and I

tried it

> > > yesterday. It actually worked pretty well;however, I remembered

baking

> > > soda has aluminum in it. There is a brand called Bob's Red Mill

that

> > > makes a aluminum-free baking soda for people interested in this.

> >

> > , I think it's baking *powder* that has aluminum in it, not

> > baking soda. I've tried baking soda as a deodorant and it works

> > fairly well, but if I put too much on, it irritates my skin. I

have

> > also tried coconut oil and get no irritation from it. Neither of

> > these work all that well if I get really sweaty, but then nothing

does

> > in that situation anyway

> >

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