Freedom - Lavender Citrus Deodorant
Detox with Freedom deodorant! This deodorant is all natural and allows for the detoxification of your lymph nodes. Say goodbye to aluminum-based deodorants.
Ingredients
Shea Butter - Magic for the skin
Coconut Oil - Healing anti-inflammatory
Bees Wax - Protects and works as a skin healer
Baking Soda - Natural deodorizer
Arrowroot Powder - Natural starch – anti-inflammatory properties and great for circulation
Kaolin Clay – Cleans and cares for skin, nourishes and soothes different skin types
Lavender - A refreshing aroma is good for nervous system, a skin disinfectant, strengthens immune system and increases circulation
Coriander - Detoxifying, reduces swelling, antifungal
Cypress - Deodorant, astringent, detoxifying, and good for the liver
Lemon - Good for the immune system, and promotes healthy skin
Information
- Underarm wetness. Your sweat glands may still be in overdrive mode from your old antiperspirant. They should quickly adapt to your natural deodorant.
- Swollen, tender lumps in your underarm area. Your lymph nodes may be clogged and they're working overtime to get rid of it.
- Rash/pimpled in your underarm area. This could be sensitivity to baking soda or your body adapting to a natural formula.
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Unpleasant odor. Your underarms are evicting the toxins, but don't worry, it goes away in a few days.
Take a 48 hour break if experiencing any symptoms and go back to using intermittently!
Helpful Hints:
Patch test a small area on your forearm to check for sensitivity.
- If you have the beginnings of a rash, use apple cider vinegar. Drink a shot of it and then rub some into your underarms.
- With painful and lumpy lymph nodes, dry brush and massage the area to aid in the filtering process.
- Rub a little alcohol into your underarms to disinfect any rash or discomfort.
- Use an underarm detox mask. These can be found online at our website. Charcoal or mud are the best.
- Warm apple cider vinegar compress.
- Stop using deodorant and then go back intermittently as your body allows.