Hi, Hazel. I think it should work - I never tried it, but I believe it should not be a problem. You could amke just a small batch to see if it works for you and make more if you end up liking it, perhaps.
Tip. If You ever use lavender not to use the type of lavender called Lavendula Augustifolia is toxic to pregnant and breastfeeding mums, Children under 6yrs and the elderly as there bodies cant circulate the strong oils out of there bodies through their kidneys. And grapefruit oil or blends containing grapefruit shouldn't be used for people on Antidepressants as it interacts with the serotonin levels in the brain . I'm a Qualified Aromatherapist
I'm a Clinical Aromatherapist and lavandula angusitfolia is NOT toxic to pregnant women or children!! It's one of the most gentle essential oils you an use and provided that you do a skin test before you use and all is well (sometimes there are people who have a mild skin reaction which can be soothed with white lotion) then all is well. I've been practising aromatherapy for over 15 years and have only ever found one person with a bad reaction to lavandula angustifolia and I regularly use it for pregnancy massages, labour massage, and infant massage classes with no issues whatsoever.
Elizabeth Scattergood Aromatherapy Is it possibly the fake lavender that is the one causing the problems the original poster mentioned? The one you guys are referring to is natural lavender. My daughter had a bad reaction to a deodorant that she'd been using, previously with no problems, that turned out to be fake lavender. It was Toms & apparently they sold their company & the new owners began using subpar ingredients. I went to several website where literally hundreds of people complained of the same problems my daughter was having, primarily irritation, itching, redness, peeling, dark discoloration. Her armpits have never recovered & have remained sensitive since then & now almost anything she uses is problematic. She has to be very careful to avoid further irritation & is so self conscious about them .
Hi guys! I keep getting comments about whether those deos would stain clothing - but for some reason, they are not displayed here in the comment section. So I just answer this way and hope ya'll can see it. Whenever I use any of those, I use only small amount and make sure the deodorant is absorbed by my skin before I put on clothes. I never had any problems with stains on my clothes. I actually had more stains with traditional deo sticks, to be honest. Just make sure not to use too much of the coconut oil deodorant - your skin will absorb it, but is still an oil and any access amount might leave your skin a bit oily. But that si something you would feel instantly, and you could just wipe the access amount away.
Thanks! I hope you'll like it! Juts make sure you use only a small amount of the creamy one, so that your clothes won't get stained. Greetings from Vienna!
I loved the recipes so much! The ingredients are pretty simple, unlike in most other diy deo videos. Hovewer, I wanted to point out that tape is not zero waste.
Thanks! That means a lot! Well, about the tape: you are right. You can always leave that out. Maybe hang a little cardboard tag on the cord wrapped around the bottle or jar - that would work too (hmmm, why did I not think about it earlier?). There is (sadly) no such thing as "complete" zero waste anyway because whatever we make, the ingredients have to be wrapped somehow and very often they come in boxes with tape on them, or plastic bags. It is a huge challenge. Some deal with it easy, I am not of them, to be honest 😅 But after all, zero waste does not mean "no waste" at all. It means reducing it to a reasonable minimum and doing our best to re-use or recycle things. The little piece of tape is still less than a big plastic bottle, so if you would use that tiny piece of it on your homemade deo bottles, I would not go crazy about it. I think the most important thing is to try to do our best, step by step. Thanks for watching! Sending much love 😘
Store it in a cool dark place - like a bathroom cabinet or kitchen pantry or similar. It will last definitely couple of weeks. I had mine for months and it was fine.
Hi Zarina, I think that should work. maybe cook it just to be sure. Rosewater should definitely work. And I highly recommend checking this solid deodorant recipe - I love it even more than any of this video: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html I have been using it ever since I tried it. Thanks for watching!
I have one question regarding 3rd spray Can we use apple cider vinegar with rose water instead of Distilled water and no essential oils as they are pretty expensive? 2nd can we use this spray everyday like after bath or before going to gym as i sweat alot and its really embarrassing to see urself in wet clothes especially underarms area wherever u go? Is it safe? Or Will it stain my clothes?
Hi! I have no experience with rose water, sorry. You can use the deo anytime, but it will not prevent you from sweating. It only prevents the sweat from smelling. I find that when I sue only a small amount, it does not stain. I also have a tutorial for a solid version which I use daily now: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html I love it!
Hi Mirella, I used distilled water. You could use plain water if you would make just a small batch and keep it in a fridge - that would last probably at least a week or two. For bigger batches, I recommend distilled water. Thank you for watching!
1.can i use unscented johnson's baby oil in case i dont have NATURAL coconut oil? 2. I have BRAGG ACV. Won't this irritate my skin and wont i smell like vinegar and does it eliminate body odour? pls reply asap. tysm!❤
Hi Claire! I have no experience with the baby oil - I would recommend only natural oils, though. If you use just a small amount of the ACV, it should not smell like vinegar. You can always add more essential oils. If you are concerned about any skin reactions, spray a bit of the mixture on the inside of your arm where they bend in the elbows. If nothing shows after 24 hours, you're good to go. Thanks for watching!
I boil water (a little more than the content of the deo bottle), add 1 heaped teaspoon of BS, keep boiling so BS dissolves, meanwhile mix 2 teaspoons of arrowroot in a drop of cold water in a cup, take pan off stove, add arrowroot mixture, put pan back on heat to boil a few minutes whilst stirring .. it will become gooey, let cool, add EO .. i use palmarosa and tangerine .. put in an old glass deo bottle with the roll-on ball .. this works for me and no irritation from BS or stains from oil and no messy hands applying 🤩
Hi, yes, rqther don't use baking soda if it irritates your skin. Mayby try this recipe ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html and skip the baking soda completely. I use zunc dioxide and reduce the amount of baking soda because it irritates my skin otherwise, too. Also, if the reaction to baking soda should be very strong, maybe consult a doctor if you can. I hope this helps!
hello, what can i use instead of distilled water? and btw i tried making my own solid deodorant by using coco oil, baking soda, and corn starch it worked perfectly for me by it did stained my colthes ( white marks ):/ idk why can u help me please thanks :)
Hi, I am not sure if there is a great substitute for distilled water. Maybe if you boil it, but then it won't last probably long. I am making my own solid deo too and it will always stain a bit. The only thing you can do is to put on the clothes first and then the deo, I'm afraid. That's what I've been doing. Sorry I cannot help you more.
Absolutely! The last couple of weeks for sure. You don't need to put them necessarily in a fridge, but I would keep them away from direct sunlight and heat.
Hi, lovely! It depends. If you'd use distilled water, they would last for several weeks, maybe even months. Whenever you would use regular water - water is organic so the deodorant wouldn't last so long. But you could keep it in a fridge and I'd say at least 3-4 weeks. But to be honest, I don't know how long exactly, I am not an expert. It is best to make a small amount and use it up within a month and then make more, then it is pretty safe.
@@prakritishah6898 the liquid ones are best to refrigerate. They last at least a month. I kept the oily one in the bathroom and it was ok for a few months.
Yup I guess you are right..thank you nevertheless.. also many people who don't know about things, yet go on to give wrong suggestions n advice, u didn't do so..so really appreciate that..lots of love.
Thank you so much! I think it is always best to be aware of that we don't know everything instead of giving advice that might be harmful to others. Especially when it comes to such a wonderful thing as becoming a mother. Sending much love 😘😘😘
Apply only a small amount so it would not stain clothes. You can keep all either in the fridge or in a cool place. I keep my deo in the bathroom and it is fine. You might like this version: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html This is a solid version, it lasts months.
Yes, don't wash off after applying, but use only a small amount. I think if you would wear something white, it mights stain a bit. I usually wear a spray deo when wearing white and solid deo or creamy deo with any other clothes.
@@SewingLara ooh really thanks; I ve been using that liquid deo , from yesterday I think its gonna work ; I wanna try solid one;; cornstarch substitute can be bendinote clay ?? I dnt knw what is corn starch in Nepal ? And if we make this solid deo how long this gonna last if we dnt put that glass containers in freeze?
I think it could work - not sure, though. Maybe citrus oils? I get that - tea tree oil has a very unique scent and it is not everyone's favorite. Thanks for watching!
the tea tree is anti bacterial which is why its used in most DIY deodorant recipes. (The bacteria is what causes the bad odor). You can do two things: use another anti-bacterial essential oils, like Tea Tree Oil, Grapefruit Essential Oil, Oregano Essential Oil, Cinnamon Essential Oil, Citronella, Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Thyme Essential Oil (I got these from google). Or you can just blend the tea tree essential oil with another essential oil that you like the smell of to mask the tea tree smell. Hope it helped.
I want to know if anyone has used the coconut oil based deodorant. And if so, does it run and stain clothes under the arms? When sweating or not sweating. Thank you !
If you use only a very small amount and massage it in the skin, it won't stain. But I personally would not wear it with white clothing. I have a tutorial for a new version, a deo stick, that might interest you, too: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html It is super easy, jut a few ingredients. Thanks for watching!
It should last several months at least. The coconut oil will melt in hot climate, but when you stir it up before use, it will work. We do it so in summer. You could store them in a fridge. Or simply make only small amount just to be sure. I made a big glass of the coconut deo and left it in the fridge and took only a few spoons out at a time. Hope this helps! Sending much love your way :*
Hello Lara I am from India I love all the recepies ❤ I am definitly gonna try all of them, just wanted to know the liquid ones how long they last like for how many months ?
If you are too sensitive to baking soda, you can use e.g. tapiocha starch, or arrow root powder or corn starch instead of baking soda. Same amount. You can add 1 TSP of zinc dioxide, that has antibacterial properties. I have also a new recipe for solid versions if you are interested: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html Hope this helps!
MondbergTV after a long busy day, it was a hugh success. I'm odourless. So I can give my other deodorant i made a little rest. No white residue on my clothes. 🤣🤣🤣
MondbergTV thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes. Which do you find most effective? I'd never seen the liquid ones and I want to make them right now. Patiently waiting for your answer. Thank you again.
There is a pinned comment that already answers a few of your questions. Both deodorants last on me pretty long - depending on how active I am on that particular day. But that is something you would have to try for yourself. We all have different body chemistry and just because something works great on me, it doesn't mean that it will perform as well for others. That being said - for me, both these versions are as effective as any other deodorants form the store I had so far.
You missed the point of a DIY video. The purpose of a DIY video is to show how to make things. It was NOT a review and NOT a demo. The title "DIY Deodorants" might have made it clear. And since this is MY channel, I decide what to pin what I find most helpful to my viewers. Plus, the pin I pointed out is not from others, but from me, which you missed as well. I give you FREE tutorials and take the time to answer your questions in the comments, so stop complaining.
My newest DIY Deodorant tutorial just went up! ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html
Mamm plz let me know is corn starch and corn flour same???
@@isratisha2316 I don't think so. Starch is very fine and smooth, I thnk it's different
Hi!!! Thank you so much for sharing this video... Can I add rose water instead of distilled water?
Hi, Hazel. I think it should work - I never tried it, but I believe it should not be a problem. You could amke just a small batch to see if it works for you and make more if you end up liking it, perhaps.
@@SewingLara Thank you so much ❤
Tip.
If You ever use lavender not to use the type of lavender called Lavendula Augustifolia is toxic to pregnant and breastfeeding mums, Children under 6yrs and the elderly as there bodies cant circulate the strong oils out of there bodies through their kidneys. And grapefruit oil or blends containing grapefruit shouldn't be used for people on Antidepressants as it interacts with the serotonin levels in the brain .
I'm a Qualified Aromatherapist
Hi Natasha, thank you so much for these useful tips - I learned something new. Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks. She should add this info to her video. I am glad I read through the comments. Cheers 😊
I just pinned the comment to the top, exactly for that reason.
I'm a Clinical Aromatherapist and lavandula angusitfolia is NOT toxic to pregnant women or children!! It's one of the most gentle essential oils you an use and provided that you do a skin test before you use and all is well (sometimes there are people who have a mild skin reaction which can be soothed with white lotion) then all is well. I've been practising aromatherapy for over 15 years and have only ever found one person with a bad reaction to lavandula angustifolia and I regularly use it for pregnancy massages, labour massage, and infant massage classes with no issues whatsoever.
Elizabeth Scattergood Aromatherapy Is it possibly the fake lavender that is the one causing the problems the original poster mentioned? The one you guys are referring to is natural lavender. My daughter had a bad reaction to a deodorant that she'd been using, previously with no problems, that turned out to be fake lavender. It was Toms & apparently they sold their company & the new owners began using subpar ingredients. I went to several website where literally hundreds of people complained of the same problems my daughter was having, primarily irritation, itching, redness, peeling, dark discoloration. Her armpits have never recovered & have remained sensitive since then & now almost anything she uses is problematic. She has to be very careful to avoid further irritation & is so self conscious about them .
Hi guys! I keep getting comments about whether those deos would stain clothing - but for some reason, they are not displayed here in the comment section. So I just answer this way and hope ya'll can see it. Whenever I use any of those, I use only small amount and make sure the deodorant is absorbed by my skin before I put on clothes. I never had any problems with stains on my clothes. I actually had more stains with traditional deo sticks, to be honest. Just make sure not to use too much of the coconut oil deodorant - your skin will absorb it, but is still an oil and any access amount might leave your skin a bit oily. But that si something you would feel instantly, and you could just wipe the access amount away.
you can also insert some dried rose petals to the spray bottle to add more scent and beauty :)
That is a wonderful idea - thanks!
Laura, this was such a lovely video. Simple & straight to the point. Also love that u used glass jar/ bottles & beautiful labels. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 🙏
gotta try the spray i dont like the creamy stuff
You're the only person I've seen do a creamy deodorant that I'm not disgusted by lol! I'm excited to try it out!
Thanks! I hope you'll like it! Juts make sure you use only a small amount of the creamy one, so that your clothes won't get stained. Greetings from Vienna!
Nice ideas. I am searching for a good homemade deodorant recipe. I believe the cream version is my favorite. Thank you for sharing! 😉✌💚🌿
I loved the recipes so much! The ingredients are pretty simple, unlike in most other diy deo videos. Hovewer, I wanted to point out that tape is not zero waste.
Thanks! That means a lot! Well, about the tape: you are right. You can always leave that out. Maybe hang a little cardboard tag on the cord wrapped around the bottle or jar - that would work too (hmmm, why did I not think about it earlier?). There is (sadly) no such thing as "complete" zero waste anyway because whatever we make, the ingredients have to be wrapped somehow and very often they come in boxes with tape on them, or plastic bags. It is a huge challenge. Some deal with it easy, I am not of them, to be honest 😅 But after all, zero waste does not mean "no waste" at all. It means reducing it to a reasonable minimum and doing our best to re-use or recycle things. The little piece of tape is still less than a big plastic bottle, so if you would use that tiny piece of it on your homemade deo bottles, I would not go crazy about it. I think the most important thing is to try to do our best, step by step. Thanks for watching! Sending much love 😘
I have made cream deodorant before...but I love the look of the glass spray bottles! 💓
I love the coconut mix, but where do i store it and how long it would last? thanks
Store it in a cool dark place - like a bathroom cabinet or kitchen pantry or similar. It will last definitely couple of weeks. I had mine for months and it was fine.
Ooh we dnt need to, put in refrigenatr, Right? How Long does it last!!
Baking soda has no expiry date. So can we use our stock even if it is old. Is it right mam ?
Yes, there should be nothing wrong with it.
The creamy deo won't be too oily with he coconut oil? I wanna try but I'm afraid to be oily in my armpits. Thks!
Just use a very small amount. And you can also try this version: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html
Well can I use something else than cornstarch ??
Yes. Any other starch like potato or tapioca starch.
Can we use filtered water instead of distilled water in the spray deodarants? Or even rose water?
Hi Zarina, I think that should work. maybe cook it just to be sure. Rosewater should definitely work. And I highly recommend checking this solid deodorant recipe - I love it even more than any of this video: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html I have been using it ever since I tried it. Thanks for watching!
@@SewingLara thanks for ur reply..... But how do I cook rose water?
No, that is already processed so I don't think it's necessary
I have one question regarding 3rd spray
Can we use apple cider vinegar with rose water instead of Distilled water and no essential oils as they are pretty expensive?
2nd can we use this spray everyday like after bath or before going to gym as i sweat alot and its really embarrassing to see urself in wet clothes especially underarms area wherever u go?
Is it safe? Or Will it stain my clothes?
Hi! I have no experience with rose water, sorry. You can use the deo anytime, but it will not prevent you from sweating. It only prevents the sweat from smelling. I find that when I sue only a small amount, it does not stain. I also have a tutorial for a solid version which I use daily now: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html I love it!
Great ideas my arm don't like the baking soda so I do it without
Hi, can I can ask you what kind of water did you use? Is it plain water ?
Hi Mirella, I used distilled water. You could use plain water if you would make just a small batch and keep it in a fridge - that would last probably at least a week or two. For bigger batches, I recommend distilled water. Thank you for watching!
I need to do this, great ideas. i like it. thank you.
1.can i use unscented johnson's baby oil in case i dont have NATURAL coconut oil?
2. I have BRAGG ACV. Won't this irritate my skin and wont i smell like vinegar and does it eliminate body odour?
pls reply asap. tysm!❤
Hi Claire! I have no experience with the baby oil - I would recommend only natural oils, though. If you use just a small amount of the ACV, it should not smell like vinegar. You can always add more essential oils. If you are concerned about any skin reactions, spray a bit of the mixture on the inside of your arm where they bend in the elbows. If nothing shows after 24 hours, you're good to go. Thanks for watching!
i personally wouldn't baby oil is a lot greasier
So cute love it I will try it..
i will try with tht apple cider..thnk u so much ! 💕
Hope you will like it. Thank you for watching!
hi from Malaysia.. yup i will try soon ..thank you
I am from Vienna, Austria :) You are welcome!
I have finally mastered a creamy roll on without oil (stains) and with little BS (which gives me a rash)
Cool! What ingredients did you use?
I boil water (a little more than the content of the deo bottle), add 1 heaped teaspoon of BS, keep boiling so BS dissolves, meanwhile mix 2 teaspoons of arrowroot in a drop of cold water in a cup, take pan off stove, add arrowroot mixture, put pan back on heat to boil a few minutes whilst stirring .. it will become gooey, let cool, add EO .. i use palmarosa and tangerine .. put in an old glass deo bottle with the roll-on ball .. this works for me and no irritation from BS or stains from oil and no messy hands applying 🤩
@@oxymoira Oh that sounds so wonderful, thank you so much for taking the time and sharing his. I appreciate it 💖
GREATTTT JOB
Thanks!
Baking soda hurts and changes my skin color if I just use coconut n tree oil will it help??
Hi, yes, rqther don't use baking soda if it irritates your skin. Mayby try this recipe ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html and skip the baking soda completely. I use zunc dioxide and reduce the amount of baking soda because it irritates my skin otherwise, too. Also, if the reaction to baking soda should be very strong, maybe consult a doctor if you can. I hope this helps!
Is this safe on eczema prone skin?
Hi, dear! I recommend consulting a skincare specialist first. I think that essential oil might be an issue. (Edit: typos :)
hello, what can i use instead of distilled water? and btw i tried making my own solid deodorant by using coco oil, baking soda, and corn starch it worked perfectly for me by it did stained my colthes ( white marks ):/ idk why can u help me please thanks :)
Hi, I am not sure if there is a great substitute for distilled water. Maybe if you boil it, but then it won't last probably long. I am making my own solid deo too and it will always stain a bit. The only thing you can do is to put on the clothes first and then the deo, I'm afraid. That's what I've been doing. Sorry I cannot help you more.
will the first one solidify at all can i put it in a old deodorant stick container or what
It won't become solid. If you're looking for a solid deodorant, here is a tutorial ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html
Can it be stored for atleast a month? Does it need refrigerator for storage?
Absolutely! The last couple of weeks for sure. You don't need to put them necessarily in a fridge, but I would keep them away from direct sunlight and heat.
Oh okay Thanks! Btw this was a very helpful video plz keep making such diy videos!💗
How long does the spray bottled deodorant last i heard when you add water to homemade natural products they spoil fast ?
Hi, lovely! It depends. If you'd use distilled water, they would last for several weeks, maybe even months. Whenever you would use regular water - water is organic so the deodorant wouldn't last so long. But you could keep it in a fridge and I'd say at least 3-4 weeks. But to be honest, I don't know how long exactly, I am not an expert. It is best to make a small amount and use it up within a month and then make more, then it is pretty safe.
Plz reply Just we should use Glass jar palastic, Container CNT b used??
Hi, glass jars are better, but if you already have a plastic container at home, you can use that too.
@@SewingLara Ooh Thank You should í refrigenate, , ? How long does it take for expire?
@@prakritishah6898 the liquid ones are best to refrigerate. They last at least a month. I kept the oily one in the bathroom and it was ok for a few months.
please answer whether pregnant people can use it..the essentials oils will it be safe??
Hi sweetie, I am sorry but I cannot answer that, you should ask your doctor. I am sure your doctor will have the correct information about that.
Yup I guess you are right..thank you nevertheless.. also many people who don't know about things, yet go on to give wrong suggestions n advice, u didn't do so..so really appreciate that..lots of love.
Thank you so much! I think it is always best to be aware of that we don't know everything instead of giving advice that might be harmful to others. Especially when it comes to such a wonderful thing as becoming a mother. Sending much love 😘😘😘
where can I get rollerball refillable deoderant bottles?
Hi, I'm not sure, try looking for it on Google or similar search engine. I've never looked, so can't help you, sorry 😊
After applying in arms should we wash it or leave it is, coz í think ít might Stain White color dress , should we keep container in freez or what?
Apply only a small amount so it would not stain clothes. You can keep all either in the fridge or in a cool place. I keep my deo in the bathroom and it is fine. You might like this version: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html This is a solid version, it lasts months.
@@SewingLara thankyou u mean we should leave as it is , should not wash right , n if we apply in little amount than it would not stain
Yes, don't wash off after applying, but use only a small amount. I think if you would wear something white, it mights stain a bit. I usually wear a spray deo when wearing white and solid deo or creamy deo with any other clothes.
@@SewingLara ooh really thanks; I ve been using that liquid deo , from yesterday I think its gonna work ; I wanna try solid one;; cornstarch substitute can be bendinote clay ?? I dnt knw what is corn starch in Nepal ? And if we make this solid deo how long this gonna last if we dnt put that glass containers in freeze?
And one thing I wanna ask mam that liquid version deo how long does it last if we are travelling ?? Meaning potencity if we dnt freeze ?
Please check ph of baking soda if usedin high amounts it can irritate skin check essential oils too they to can irritate skin
You can use zink dioxide instead of baking soda and small amount of tea tree oil - I find it milder for my skin
Thanks
Phoebe Buffay.. is that u?
Thank u sharing
Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to not use essential oils cuz I don't like the smell of tea tree oil or most other ones
I think it could work - not sure, though. Maybe citrus oils? I get that - tea tree oil has a very unique scent and it is not everyone's favorite. Thanks for watching!
MondbergTV ok thanks☺
the tea tree is anti bacterial which is why its used in most DIY deodorant recipes. (The bacteria is what causes the bad odor). You can do two things: use another anti-bacterial essential oils, like Tea Tree Oil, Grapefruit Essential Oil, Oregano Essential Oil, Cinnamon Essential Oil, Citronella, Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Thyme Essential Oil (I got these from google). Or you can just blend the tea tree essential oil with another essential oil that you like the smell of to mask the tea tree smell. Hope it helped.
Certain essential oils are toxic to pets including tea tree oil so please check before you use some to make sure of that! 💓
Will do, thanks! Thanks for watching 😘
Marley Nees lol I doubt your pets are going to be licking your armpits.
I want to know if anyone has used the coconut oil based deodorant. And if so, does it run and stain clothes under the arms? When sweating or not sweating. Thank you !
If you use only a very small amount and massage it in the skin, it won't stain. But I personally would not wear it with white clothing. I have a tutorial for a new version, a deo stick, that might interest you, too: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html It is super easy, jut a few ingredients. Thanks for watching!
@@SewingLara thank You!
What about corn flour instead of corn starch???
I have no experience with corn flour but I would think that flour has different properties than a starch.
I think its the same thing. Right?
How long will last?
I live in a very hot weather .
It should last several months at least. The coconut oil will melt in hot climate, but when you stir it up before use, it will work. We do it so in summer. You could store them in a fridge. Or simply make only small amount just to be sure. I made a big glass of the coconut deo and left it in the fridge and took only a few spoons out at a time. Hope this helps! Sending much love your way :*
MondbergTV thanks a lot!
anytime, lovely :*
Hello Lara I am from India I love all the recepies ❤ I am definitly gonna try all of them, just wanted to know the liquid ones how long they last like for how many months ?
I love how she said tree and not three
🙂🤗
Can i not use baking soda?
If you are too sensitive to baking soda, you can use e.g. tapiocha starch, or arrow root powder or corn starch instead of baking soda. Same amount. You can add 1 TSP of zinc dioxide, that has antibacterial properties. I have also a new recipe for solid versions if you are interested: ua-cam.com/video/m1beec2E8C0/v-deo.html Hope this helps!
Is the apple cida vinegar one effective thx
Hi Elizabeth, I find it very effective and also quite gentle. Thanks for watching!
MondbergTV after a long busy day, it was a hugh success. I'm odourless. So I can give my other deodorant i made a little rest. No white residue on my clothes. 🤣🤣🤣
MondbergTV thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes. Which do you find most effective? I'd never seen the liquid ones and I want to make them right now. Patiently waiting for your answer. Thank you again.
I prefer the one with the coconut oil but they work all the same for me. Thanks for watching!
How do you zero waste floss
Hi Tiffany, thanks for watching! Honestly, I don't know how and I have no idea how. Greetings from Vienna!
There are inter dental brushes, some bamboo brush shops sell them too
I have tried nearly every type of homemade deodorant and finally found one that works perfectly called Granny's Natural Deodorant.
Thanks! Tea tree and lavender oil are oestrogen mimics and shouldnt be used every day.
Thanks for watching!
This is false. Neither contain hormones or affect hormones in any way.
Just water and essential oils don't emulsify
That is correct.
cute like a schoolkid👍
YOU MENTIONED EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE IMPORTANT THING THAT IS ABOUT REASON OF DEADORANT DOES IT STICK TO THE SKIN? DOES IT STAIN? HOW LONG STAY ON?
There is a pinned comment that already answers a few of your questions. Both deodorants last on me pretty long - depending on how active I am on that particular day. But that is something you would have to try for yourself. We all have different body chemistry and just because something works great on me, it doesn't mean that it will perform as well for others. That being said - for me, both these versions are as effective as any other deodorants form the store I had so far.
Amazing recipe and beautiful lady
Thank you! Thanks for watching 😊
who thinks she looks like phoebe from friends
Haha, I used to hear that a lot when I was still blond :)
we should be going to other pinned comment to find out, you missed the point!! the information should have come from you as you are demonstrating it .
You missed the point of a DIY video. The purpose of a DIY video is to show how to make things. It was NOT a review and NOT a demo. The title "DIY Deodorants" might have made it clear. And since this is MY channel, I decide what to pin what I find most helpful to my viewers. Plus, the pin I pointed out is not from others, but from me, which you missed as well. I give you FREE tutorials and take the time to answer your questions in the comments, so stop complaining.
New here showing love I subscribed...great way to save money..nice video tfs..check out Praying Couple Cooking Series thanks let's stay connected.
Madonna?!!?
Vinegar stinks
It does, but if it is a very small amount , it is not bad.
What kind of video
Ewwww.
True