No one wants to get caught with body odor or sweat stains so deoderant has become a staple in many hygiene routines to remove or mask unpleasant smells. There are many questionable ingredients found in conventional deodorants including Aluminum, Triclosan, Parabens, and “Fragrance.”

Natural deoderants however, are made of oils, waxes, powders, and butters that many of which have disinfectant or antibacterial properties. These deodorants are not only the healthier option but they are stain resistant (wash out easily), allow the body to detox by not clogging the pores, and made without “fragrance” and instead natural aromas. Many people are hesistant to go down the natural route because they fear it simply wont work for them. However, our bodies need to go through a “detox” from mainstream deoderant which can take weeks. It’s important to note that this is because traditional deodorants tend to double as antiperspirants, whereas most natural deodorants do not.

Meow Meow Tweet’s Deodorant Stick is a combination of sweet smelling essential oils and plant and mineral powders that effectively neutralize odor. Organic plant oils and butters hydrate and calm your sensitive underarm area, with only a touch of baking soda to kill stink-causing bacteria. The packaging is also 100% biodegradable!

Baking soda, arrowroot and clay combine to help keep you dry and control odor. Organic plant oils and shea butter moisturize and soothe sensitive underarm skin, while aromatic essential oils combat bacteria responsible for underarm odor. The packaging is plastic-free!

G&G Organics deoderant is made with a blend of oils that are 100% natural and organic. The product is hand-crafted in San Francisco. The packaging is plastic-free and compostable!

Corpus Natural Deodorant is a long-lasting plant and mineral based deodorant that is formulated with naturally derived enzymes and plant extracts that have been clinically proved to help reduce body odor. Every aspect of the product – from its formula to its packaging to manufacturing – happens in the United States using renewable hydroelectric and solar energy.

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