Valentina
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Does anyone have recommendations for sustainable deodorant?
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I bought 2 regular size (i.e. very small!) tubes of nuud 18 months ago and I'm still on the second one. I apply a teeny-tiny amount twice a week, but your usage may vary.
I know there are other options out there, but I'm most happy with this one right now.
Thank you a lot Ella
Here’s a little tip that I’ve used in the past. Add some coconut oil in a reusable spray bottle and add a little mix of essential oils. Give it a try and I hope it helps
Thank you everyone for the wonderful recommendation
You can make your own deodorant with baking soda and coconut oil and a little essential oils and maybe some aloe. I sometimes use baking soda to wash my hair and then diluted apple cider vinegar to rinse.
You can also check out Lush’s naked deodorant. It’s vegan, cf and package free.
You can also check Etsy for Hey Humans, Ethique and The Package Free Shop.
I would recommend a brand called Ursa Major it works and you should be able to find it on Amazon