The fact that people take the time for comments about double boilers when you’re doing us ALL an incredible favor of sharing your recipe (and you don’t have to) its just absolutely mind blowing. Please people take the time to be kind. Thank you Ellen! You rock! May God Bless you and yours and thank you for sharing! ❤️
I'm sorry you feel the person who corrected her on the double boiler blew your mind. I do not feel the same and here is why. People, young and old, use UA-cam not only as a tutorial but to learn something new and something they want to know more about. Not everyone knows what a double boiler is and how a double boiler works. When creators are teaching how to do something such as a recipe, they also need to explain the equipment being used. She was not using a double boiler and yet she called it a double boiler. When you go on the idea no one knows or has ever seen the equipment being used in order to make a recipe, calling something a double boiler when it is not, is not being accountable for what they are teaching.
@@Tammi62Anddd then there’s Google. Which will give you all the answers/options and directions for those who don’t know. For example (copied straight from Google)…notice the *** A double boiler is a kitchen tool that uses steam to gently cook or melt food. It's made up of two pots, with a large pot on the bottom that holds water and a smaller pot on top that traps steam. Double boilers are ideal for cooking delicate foods like sauces, custards, and chocolate because the indirect heat prevents the food from burning. You can also use a double boiler to melt soap, wax, or candle ingredients. ***You can buy a double boiler, but you can also make your own using a medium pot and a heatproof glass or metal bowl. To use a double boiler, you can: Fill the bottom pot with an inch or two of water Bring the water to a simmer Place the bowl on top, making sure it fits snugly without touching the water Reduce heat to a simmer and gently cook your food Check the water level and add more water if needed If your food starts to overheat, you can immediately remove the bowl from the hot water and place it in a bowl of ice water to cool it down.
Thanks for the video! I'll give making deodorant another try using your recipe/ instructions. Here's a tip for those solid oils that come in a gallon JUG: Once you melt it, pour it into an empty, clean gallon BUCKET...no need to remelt the whole thing when you need to use it again. ❤
Made the baking soda version and it has passed the running and gym test for both my husband and me. Won’t be going back to store bought. Many thanks! ❤️
@@bittu545 I purchased empty twist-up tubes and filled them with the liquified product. I tried re-using an older tube, but it leaked. The new ones worked fine.
Now this comment is for those of us who actually do read the comments. Thank you for taking the time. I have learned so much from people like you who leave tips and suggestions. So here’s my two cents…. I have a formula that is (almost) exactly like Ellen’s. I made this deodorant a month ago, so I have had time to decide if it is worth making again. The answer, Yes! Yes it is!! Three things to note here. I had used an aluminum free deodorant for years that was free of parabens, dyes & talc and I thought I was using a natural deodorant. I was not. Three or four days after using this all natural deodorant, my armpits broke out. I went thru a detox period that lasted almost a week. (This was a good thing, so I continued). Read your labels and research the ingredients. I just did that with my old store bought stuff and 😵 Baking soda is Sodium Bicarbonate. It does not contain aluminum. Do not let the advertisers trick you into paying more for a product that states it is aluminum free. If cornstarch is all you have on hand, then use that. But after watching Ellen’s demonstration, (Thank you for that Ellen! I really appreciated seeing how arrowroot made such a difference.) I would recommend using the arrowroot powder. That will be my choice moving forward. Lastly, I will say that I would put this formula up against Lume. Yes, I can go several days without reapplying. It also works as well as any antiperspirant I have used. (I did make mine with baking soda.) I also used an organic coconut oil with the 76° melting point that works great. My deodorant did have a subtle coconut scent when applying it, but that dissipates later. In fact, there is no scent at all. And by no scent, I mean no odors at all! To say I am impressed with this formula would be an understatement. I will no longer pay $8 for an “Aluminum Free” deodorant nor will I pay $30 for a Natural deodorant. This formulation works great for pennie’s on the dollar.
I started making my own deodorant because I didn't like the way the store bought made my armpits feel. The homemade deodorant is do much better. And cheaper! Thank you for the video.
Coconut oil is highly comodegenic ( rating 5). I would substituted with mango butter as it a 1 or 2 rating depending on refined or unrefined. A good substitute for baking sida is magnesium hydroxide. Its a natural occurring mineral and add a bit of kaolin clay tends to stop sweaty arm pits. Be blessed. Bergamot and lemon and lime oil are all natures deodorant. Those are a great deodorant addition.
Thank you so very much for this video. I had a batch that didn’t go so well, it was too soft, the amounts were wrong not of equal parts. So I re-did it using your formula and added more of the amounts that were too low. And thankfully I didn’t loose the whole batch. I’m very grateful I now have a recipe that works. 🙏🏻 God bless
" Thank you for pointing that out" !!! I almost fell outta my chair with laughter!!! Ellen you are the best with showing CLASS in response to all the haters! I always enjoy your videos! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I have been a native deoderant user for the past few years and have loved it but they don't ship to Canada anymore and I'm not spending $20 to buy it at my local pharmacy or grocers. I have been wanting to make natural deoderant for a LONG time. I am so excited that you have a recipe. I love your videos! You're so amazing and am a big fan. Thanks again
Wow, Ellen, thank you for sharing such wonderful recipe❤🙏. I have been making our deodorant, without baking soda, for some time now (the kind of creamy one that you have to use your finger to apply it on your armpit 🤷♀️) but I have been wanting to make the solid bar version, and I have looked at way so many recipes...😲 so your video has just come at just perfect timing. I buy coconut oil right from a family that live in the countryside, regular melting point I would say (I infuse it with sage for 40 days to make the deodorant) and since I don't have access to mango or shea butter I will try this recipe with tallow, using a little less amount than your recipe calls for 🤔... I think it will work just fine. I will share how it turns out. Btw, I still make your tallow balm recipe, I even make it using sheep tallow that I render and deodorize myself, and even though it's a long tiring process the wonderful ginal product is really worth all the hard work. Once again, thank you very much for everything! May the Lord continue to bless you and watch over you and your family. 🙏
Hi Hellen. I was thinking that, if you use 76⁰ coconut oil, as the melting point is lower, it could work with a harder butter, like cocoa butter, and even use a slightly higher percentage of beeswax. I'm from Portugal, and in the area where I live, it's very hot in the summer, so maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to use a harder butter or a little more bee wax. Thanks for the video!
Fabulous Video as always, Ruth❤️ Thank You for your generosity of spirit and kindness towards all of us. There’s a good reason you’re our favourite instructor of Natural Product creation.
i use powdered alum stone that’s been diluted with distilled water as deodorant, my father taught me this because that’s what he used when he was a teenager. it works wonderful 👍🏼 great video as usual Ellen!
This is my second batch of deodorants. I’ve saved my husband’s finished deodorant dispensers and I’ve given a friend a travel size and a large size. She said it was one of the best birthday presents she ever got because it was so personal. I made my own labels with my label maker and she loved her name was on the label. She also enjoyed the fragrance. Thanks so much for sharing this. I don’t plan on ever buying deodorant again.
@ Goes on smooth. I realized I can’t do the baking soda. So I won’t be using that it makes my underarms itch. My husband is happy with his own store bought. I like it but just know you have to shower or bath everyday.
this is great❤ I love to make natural deodorant! it's so much better for your skin! my daughter's friend has some type of allergy from store bought which I think is the aluminum that causes sebaceous cysts and she can't wait for me to make homemade for her! a few years ago I started getting sebaceous cysts under my chest goodies because of hormonal changes and what the doctor gave me for a while worked but stopped so I went to work on a homemade treatment and they were all gone in a couple of days!! homemade is such a great thing 😊
@@fionammorrison thank u lots cause that type of raw swollen pain becomes almost unbearable & pray u or anyone doesn't ever have to endure it! I haven't had another problem since with my own creation and my grand daughter had terrible diaper rash as a baby and also has eczema now at 5 like her mommy so I created a "Heal All" balm that knocks it out in one day!! if it wasn't for nature we'd both still be suffering... God bless!☺
@@Growing_Unapologetically I don't mind giving u the ingredients but it may take a while cause I've been moving things around so much my soaping notebooks have gotten misplaced. I'll holler at u when I find them !☺😳
Thank you for sharing your recipe & your knowledge...I appreciate it. I think its great that you showed us all an alternative to a double boiler..... I'm all about options! Lol. Some people are just starting out trying to make things at home & don't want to buy anything new for it... unless they have to.
I just read that tea tree oil actually kills the germs in your armpits so I'm going to try that as well as another essential oil so it's not just tea tree. And see how that works
My daughter is extremely sensitive to almost every type of deodorant she has tried and the one that she didn’t react to was discontinued. I am going to try and make her some 🤞🏼
Definitely get you some gallon buckets Mrs Ellen! I melt all the harder oils from Soaper’s Choice and put them buckets for the past 2 years. It’s only a pain waiting for the initial melt then smooth sailing from there! ❤️
Because of you my family is getting a gift box of Ellen's soaps,deodorant, body butter, lip balm, sugar scrub,. Then I'm adding my herbal salves for pain, itch, blisters and magnesium foot cream. They better love me Lots of pleasurable 😅😅 Merry Christmas everyone🎄 Positive blessings for coming year🎉
@@laurathompson3040 - Add some liquid oil of choice ? Jojoba or Sweet Almond to loosen the mixture enough; adjust the beeswax percentage, or simply apply in the separate two directions of hair growth ; )). Play around until you strike that balance that suits Thyself 😊
I tried making your recipe with slight modification of 7grams baking soda & 7 grams colloidal oatmeal. It turned out great except it was draggy when applying on armpit/skin or was pulling skin a bit when applying.
Thank you always for supporting us soap makers in our journey! You are always so nice it is a pleasure to watch your videos and listen to your advice ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏🥰
I’mnot a medical professional but I think what causes odor is bacteria, so unless we’re able to control bacteria growth, we’ll be masking the odor but not preventing it or eliminating it. I wonder if using honey would do the trick, though it would probably make the bars sticky, so I don’t think just adding honey to these recipes would work, I think the recipes would have to be reformulated. I wonder if the baking soda has an anti-bacterial property… I do think it probably helps keeping the armpits free of stains, which is nice. Thank you for your video, I love your channel.
@@kristaransbottom6765 I didn’t know lavender had that property. I knew tea tree oil was good for keeping lice away but didn’t know it was antibacterial. The issue I would see with tea tree oil is dosage, I read somewhere it can be toxic if you use too much. Thank you for the info.
@@IndranieCarr I’d love to know, lol. That’s a great question for a doctor or nurse, a chemist or a biologist. But I think adding ingredients with antibacterial properties has to help.
Have you tried magnesium hydroxide vs baking soda? I have been using that with success for controlling odor. I use that as I have super sensitive skin.
Yay I can't wait to make this. Pretty sure you can find 92° coconut oil at Walmart in the cooking section. I believe 16 oz is just under $15 in my area. I don't mind touching my own armpits so I'm going to pour mine into a pot and use 76°. You are such a wonderful inspiration to many of us.
I just noticed....you wrote Sandalwood Essential Oil on the Lavender label. LOL! I do stuff like that all of the time. Glad I'm not alone! :D I will definitely be trying this recipe out. Also, if you melt your big bottle of coconut oil, you can transfer into a clean bucket for easier scooping! I save all of my buckets from WSP or where ever to do this. I've gotten coconut oil from Natures Garden that was in a jug & melted it, then poured into the old coconut bucket so it was labeled already.
I had very stinky armpits and when I started using a natural deodorant, it took me a few days to get it to work. You may have to go as long as a week or two to get your body to get acclimated to the new product. But it works and you are not exposed to poisons.
Thank you for sharing your recipe! I made deodorant paste for my family before and it worked really well. I want try making this next when I get back into making stuff from scratch.
Thank you Ellen I enjoyed your video! I became a new subscriber after watching this video for 2 minutes. There is a lot of information on making your own products but I knew I found an expert with the exact information I've been seeking. I will watch your other videos but I am especially interested in making homemade soap.
I can't use anything with baking soda, but oddly we also found that recipes with kaolin clay ALSO irritated my skin. So if you have really sensitive skin (like me) stick with the arrowroot powder!
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The fact that people take the time for comments about double boilers when you’re doing us ALL an incredible favor of sharing your recipe (and you don’t have to) its just absolutely mind blowing. Please people take the time to be kind. Thank you Ellen! You rock! May God Bless you and yours and thank you for sharing! ❤️
Thank you so much💕
Ellen, I’m not sure if this is something you’ve made before, but would you mind sharing a sunburn lotion? If you have one… 🙏❤️
I'm sorry you feel the person who corrected her on the double boiler blew your mind. I do not feel the same and here is why.
People, young and old, use UA-cam not only as a tutorial but to learn something new and something they want to know more about. Not everyone knows what a double boiler is and how a double boiler works. When creators are teaching how to do something such as a recipe, they also need to explain the equipment being used. She was not using a double boiler and yet she called it a double boiler. When you go on the idea no one knows or has ever seen the equipment being used in order to make a recipe, calling something a double boiler when it is not, is not being accountable for what they are teaching.
@@Tammi62Anddd then there’s Google. Which will give you all the answers/options and directions for those who don’t know. For example (copied straight from Google)…notice the ***
A double boiler is a kitchen tool that uses steam to gently cook or melt food. It's made up of two pots, with a large pot on the bottom that holds water and a smaller pot on top that traps steam.
Double boilers are ideal for cooking delicate foods like sauces, custards, and chocolate because the indirect heat prevents the food from burning. You can also use a double boiler to melt soap, wax, or candle ingredients.
***You can buy a double boiler, but you can also make your own using a medium pot and a heatproof glass or metal bowl. To use a double boiler, you can:
Fill the bottom pot with an inch or two of water
Bring the water to a simmer
Place the bowl on top, making sure it fits snugly without touching the water
Reduce heat to a simmer and gently cook your food
Check the water level and add more water if needed
If your food starts to overheat, you can immediately remove the bowl from the hot water and place it in a bowl of ice water to cool it down.
Thanks for the video! I'll give making deodorant another try using your recipe/ instructions. Here's a tip for those solid oils that come in a gallon JUG: Once you melt it, pour it into an empty, clean gallon BUCKET...no need to remelt the whole thing when you need to use it again. ❤
That's a really good tip on the hard oils👍
Made the baking soda version and it has passed the running and gym test for both my husband and me. Won’t be going back to store bought. Many thanks! ❤️
Wonderful!
@lisajames4641 do you still like it? Does it help with the smell?
Hi Lisa .how do you use yours ,did you fill in the roll on ones .pls reply .
@@bittu545 I purchased empty twist-up tubes and filled them with the liquified product. I tried re-using an older tube, but it leaked. The new ones worked fine.
I have been making + using deodorants for 9 years some with baking soda, some with arrowroot and corn starch. Both work well!
Now this comment is for those of us who actually do read the comments. Thank you for taking the time. I have learned so much from people like you who leave tips and suggestions. So here’s my two cents…. I have a formula that is (almost) exactly like Ellen’s. I made this deodorant a month ago, so I have had time to decide if it is worth making again. The answer, Yes! Yes it is!!
Three things to note here. I had used an aluminum free deodorant for years that was free of parabens, dyes & talc and I thought I was using a natural deodorant. I was not. Three or four days after using this all natural deodorant, my armpits broke out. I went thru a detox period that lasted almost a week. (This was a good thing, so I continued). Read your labels and research the ingredients. I just did that with my old store bought stuff and 😵
Baking soda is Sodium Bicarbonate. It does not contain aluminum. Do not let the advertisers trick you into paying more for a product that states it is aluminum free.
If cornstarch is all you have on hand, then use that. But after watching Ellen’s demonstration, (Thank you for that Ellen! I really appreciated seeing how arrowroot made such a difference.) I would recommend using the arrowroot powder. That will be my choice moving forward.
Lastly, I will say that I would put this formula up against Lume. Yes, I can go several days without reapplying. It also works as well as any antiperspirant I have used. (I did make mine with baking soda.) I also used an organic coconut oil with the 76° melting point that works great. My deodorant did have a subtle coconut scent when applying it, but that dissipates later. In fact, there is no scent at all. And by no scent, I mean no odors at all!
To say I am impressed with this formula would be an understatement. I will no longer pay $8 for an “Aluminum Free” deodorant nor will I pay $30 for a Natural deodorant. This formulation works great for pennie’s on the dollar.
Thank you so much for your input, valuable information ❣️
What is the shelf life on your deodorant?
You are such a beautiful soul!! Thank you for making these videos for us to watch. So kind of you to share your gift.
Thank you so much!
Wow! You have introduced me to so many wonderful recipes. Many Thanks.
My pleasure 😊🤎
Thank you for having non-baking soda version❤❤
Yes!!! It breaks me out
I started making my own deodorant because I didn't like the way the store bought made my armpits feel. The homemade deodorant is do much better. And cheaper! Thank you for the video.
Coconut oil is highly comodegenic ( rating 5). I would substituted with mango butter as it a 1 or 2 rating depending on refined or unrefined.
A good substitute for baking sida is magnesium hydroxide. Its a natural occurring mineral and add a bit of kaolin clay tends to stop sweaty arm pits. Be blessed. Bergamot and lemon and lime oil are all natures deodorant. Those are a great deodorant addition.
Thank you so very much for this video. I had a batch that didn’t go so well, it was too soft, the amounts were wrong not of equal parts. So I re-did it using your formula and added more of the amounts that were too low. And thankfully I didn’t loose the whole batch. I’m very grateful I now have a recipe that works. 🙏🏻 God bless
Glad it helped!
" Thank you for pointing that out" !!!
I almost fell outta my chair with laughter!!!
Ellen you are the best with showing CLASS in response to all the haters!
I always enjoy your videos!
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I have been a native deoderant user for the past few years and have loved it but they don't ship to Canada anymore and I'm not spending $20 to buy it at my local pharmacy or grocers. I have been wanting to make natural deoderant for a LONG time. I am so excited that you have a recipe. I love your videos! You're so amazing and am a big fan. Thanks again
Did it work??
Don't get me wrong I think it's great you're making your own, but I just thought I'd let you know London drugs carries native now
What an awesome recipe! Thank you so much for sharing, Ellen!
Thanks for watching!🤎
Wow, Ellen, thank you for sharing such wonderful recipe❤🙏.
I have been making our deodorant, without baking soda, for some time now (the kind of creamy one that you have to use your finger to apply it on your armpit 🤷♀️) but I have been wanting to make the solid bar version, and I have looked at way so many recipes...😲 so your video has just come at just perfect timing.
I buy coconut oil right from a family that live in the countryside, regular melting point I would say (I infuse it with sage for 40 days to make the deodorant) and since I don't have access to mango or shea butter I will try this recipe with tallow, using a little less amount than your recipe calls for 🤔... I think it will work just fine.
I will share how it turns out.
Btw, I still make your tallow balm recipe, I even make it using sheep tallow that I render and deodorize myself, and even though it's a long tiring process the wonderful ginal product is really worth all the hard work. Once again, thank you very much for everything!
May the Lord continue to bless you and watch over you and your family. 🙏
That infused coconut oil sounds amazing! And I think tallow would make a great addition to this formula🤎
I have done this with 76 degree coconut oil , lavender tea tree and clay sage arrow root and tapioca flour, I love it and my husband loves it as well
Your blend sounds wonderful!
Thank you, thank you for confirming for me that I'm on the right track.😊
why tapioca flour and how much please
Hi Hellen. I was thinking that, if you use 76⁰ coconut oil, as the melting point is lower, it could work with a harder butter, like cocoa butter, and even use a slightly higher percentage of beeswax. I'm from Portugal, and in the area where I live, it's very hot in the summer, so maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to use a harder butter or a little more bee wax. Thanks for the video!
Yes, using a harder butter and a touch more beeswax would help this in a warmer climate👍
Fabulous Video as always, Ruth❤️ Thank You for your generosity of spirit and kindness towards all of us. There’s a good reason you’re our favourite instructor of Natural Product creation.
Thank you so much!
i use powdered alum stone that’s been diluted with distilled water as deodorant, my father taught me this because that’s what he used when he was a teenager. it works wonderful 👍🏼 great video as usual Ellen!
This is awesome. My oldest son just told me this morning I needed to try making deodorant, and tonight I see your video!!
Thank you for stating the coconut alternative for those of us who are allergic. Not too many people do that.
Well, i think the Holy Spirit wants me to learn from you 😊
You came on straight after i watched you making the conditioner bars haha 😄 ❤
These look great. Look forward to trying it out.
You can also try cosmetic grade baking soda- the grains are smaller so it may irritate your skin less.
This is my second batch of deodorants. I’ve saved my husband’s finished deodorant dispensers and I’ve given a friend a travel size and a large size. She said it was one of the best birthday presents she ever got because it was so personal. I made my own labels with my label maker and she loved her name was on the label. She also enjoyed the fragrance. Thanks so much for sharing this. I don’t plan on ever buying deodorant again.
Does it go on smooth? Does it stop your husband from stinking?
@ Goes on smooth. I realized I can’t do the baking soda. So I won’t be using that it makes my underarms itch. My husband is happy with his own store bought. I like it but just know you have to shower or bath everyday.
Lovely! Thank you! 🤗❤
Beautiful! Gonna try
I’m glad to see it’s measured in weight, most online recipes use tablespoons instead of weight. Good recipe. Thanks for sharing with everyone.
thanks for the receipes, and thanks for your nice personality.🥰
Ellen you are a great teacher.
Thank you 💕
Thank you for sharing this. I’m going to try this very soon. 👍🏽
Thank you, Ellen!
I willl try it.
this is great❤ I love to make natural deodorant! it's so much better for your skin! my daughter's friend has some type of allergy from store bought which I think is the aluminum that causes sebaceous cysts and she can't wait for me to make homemade for her! a few years ago I started getting sebaceous cysts under my chest goodies because of hormonal changes and what the doctor gave me for a while worked but stopped so I went to work on a homemade treatment and they were all gone in a couple of days!! homemade is such a great thing 😊
Homemade all the way! Too bad that you and her as well have problems.
@@fionammorrison thank u lots cause that type of raw swollen pain becomes almost unbearable & pray u or anyone doesn't ever have to endure it! I haven't had another problem since with my own creation and my grand daughter had terrible diaper rash as a baby and also has eczema now at 5 like her mommy so I created a "Heal All" balm that knocks it out in one day!! if it wasn't for nature we'd both still be suffering... God bless!☺
Glad you found what works being in pain is no fun!
Would you mind sharing your heal all balm? My daughter has eczema as well.
@@Growing_Unapologetically I don't mind giving u the ingredients but it may take a while cause I've been moving things around so much my soaping notebooks have gotten misplaced. I'll holler at u when I find them !☺😳
@@JeniaJohnson-in9hr thank you!
Thank you so mucho Hellen.
Ellen you’re so adorable ❤ thanks! 😊
I love your channel ❤
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing your recipe & your knowledge...I appreciate it. I think its great that you showed us all an alternative to a double boiler..... I'm all about options! Lol. Some people are just starting out trying to make things at home & don't want to buy anything new for it... unless they have to.
I have been considering diving into trying to make deodorant. These are perfect!
Thank you for these ideas. ❤
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I just did remake it btw. The sensitive ones. N it's so smooth on my skin. I hope it works out.
I just read that tea tree oil actually kills the germs in your armpits so I'm going to try that as well as another essential oil so it's not just tea tree. And see how that works
Thank you for sharing this. ❤
You are so welcome🤎
Ellen as always I love when your videos pop up
Great ❤❤❤❤
Great video. Thank you.
My daughter is extremely sensitive to almost every type of deodorant she has tried and the one that she didn’t react to was discontinued. I am going to try and make her some 🤞🏼
They look great Thanks Ellen
Thank you for sharing!
Definitely get you some gallon buckets Mrs Ellen! I melt all the harder oils from Soaper’s Choice and put them buckets for the past 2 years. It’s only a pain waiting for the initial melt then smooth sailing from there! ❤️
Great idea!!❣️
You always have the greatest recipes. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you like them!🤎
Because of you my family is getting a gift box of Ellen's soaps,deodorant, body butter, lip balm, sugar scrub,.
Then I'm adding my herbal salves for pain, itch, blisters and magnesium foot cream. They better love me
Lots of pleasurable 😅😅
Merry Christmas everyone🎄
Positive blessings for coming year🎉
Sounds like a fantastic gift box! I hope they love it!🎄
Zinc Ricinoleate is what I add to my homemade deodorant. No arrowroot or bs needed.
Thanks I’ll try your recipe without the arrowroot.
I use this also! But have an issue with the recipe being a bit too firm for those that have armpit hair.
I find it a bit hard so I will decrease the beeswax and add a touch of oil. Otherwise I love it.
@@laurathompson3040 - Add some liquid oil of choice ? Jojoba or Sweet Almond to loosen the mixture enough; adjust the beeswax percentage, or simply apply in the separate two directions of hair growth ; )). Play around until you strike that balance that suits Thyself 😊
I tried making your recipe with slight modification of 7grams baking soda & 7 grams colloidal oatmeal. It turned out great except it was draggy when applying on armpit/skin or was pulling skin a bit when applying.
Thank you for your kindness
Thanks Ellen! I’ve been waiting for this video….going to make it soon.
Wonderful!🤎
thats a cool idea for the boiler, it saves so many extra dishes!
I’m new to your channel but I’m so happy to find you because you explain so well and I found on your video all the answers. Thank you so much ❤
I just found your channel and OMG I love iiittt!!! You're amazing!! Blessings ❤
Welcome!! Glad you found me🤎
What a lovely recipe Ellen,will definitely be trying this,Thank you for sharing 😊xx
Hope you enjoy🤎
Thank you always for supporting us soap makers in our journey! You are always so nice it is a pleasure to watch your videos and listen to your advice ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏🥰
I make one where I infuse an oil with Lemongrass. It so nice to add then I use Lemongrass EO
Sounds great!🤎
I’mnot a medical professional but I think what causes odor is bacteria, so unless we’re able to control bacteria growth, we’ll be masking the odor but not preventing it or eliminating it. I wonder if using honey would do the trick, though it would probably make the bars sticky, so I don’t think just adding honey to these recipes would work, I think the recipes would have to be reformulated.
I wonder if the baking soda has an anti-bacterial property… I do think it probably helps keeping the armpits free of stains, which is nice.
Thank you for your video, I love your channel.
Lavender, tea tree oil and a few other essential oils are antibacterial, so using them would take care of that.
@@kristaransbottom6765 I didn’t know lavender had that property. I knew tea tree oil was good for keeping lice away but didn’t know it was antibacterial. The issue I would see with tea tree oil is dosage, I read somewhere it can be toxic if you use too much. Thank you for the info.
How can we control bacteria growth?
@@IndranieCarr I’d love to know, lol. That’s a great question for a doctor or nurse, a chemist or a biologist. But I think adding ingredients with antibacterial properties has to help.
@@Laura-lh6sm I make a lice remedy with Lavender and Castor oil.
Great video
Thanks!
I've been allergic to every deodorant I've ever bought, so I'm excited to try this!
Hello Ellen i so love your teaching and recipes god bless you!! 🙏🏻😀
Thank you so much!
Yes, I do my recipe very simple and works too. Some ingredients you already mentioned. Thank you, Mrs. Ellen. 😊
Have you tried magnesium hydroxide vs baking soda? I have been using that with success for controlling odor. I use that as I have super sensitive skin.
I haven't yet, but I've heard great things about it.
I find when using Candelilla wax I need to use half the amount as beeswax. Just an FYI from my experience.
Good to know👍
amazing work , thank you
Thank you Ellen ❤
Yay I can't wait to make this. Pretty sure you can find 92° coconut oil at Walmart in the cooking section. I believe 16 oz is just under $15 in my area. I don't mind touching my own armpits so I'm going to pour mine into a pot and use 76°. You are such a wonderful inspiration to many of us.
Gracias me encanta 👌🏼
I just noticed....you wrote Sandalwood Essential Oil on the Lavender label. LOL! I do stuff like that all of the time. Glad I'm not alone! :D I will definitely be trying this recipe out. Also, if you melt your big bottle of coconut oil, you can transfer into a clean bucket for easier scooping! I save all of my buckets from WSP or where ever to do this. I've gotten coconut oil from Natures Garden that was in a jug & melted it, then poured into the old coconut bucket so it was labeled already.
The sandalwood label is for the one with baking soda, and the lavender one is for the sensitive skin version😉 Storing in the buckets is a great idea!
I know! Look at your Lavender label. It says Sandalwood Essential Oil as an ingredient. ❤
@@wastelandacres3423 Oh yes, I see it now🤣
Love Sandlewood! What a wonderful slight scent. I'm going to have to try this!
Blessings👍🤗
I love sandalwood too🤎
I was just thinking about an all natural deodorant, I said Ellen will have a good recipe. Thank you Ellen for sharing.
Perfect timing🤎
Simplesmente maravilhoso! 👏👏👏
Time to make more deodorant…liked your comment on using Arrowroot…useful info
Also you can use tapioca instead of arrow root if you dont have kaolin or cornstarch
I haven’t tried it, I suggest a small test batch and see how you like it.
Thank you so much for sharing your recipe.
Thank you ❤
Thank you from PORTUGAL….
Love all you recipes!
Thanks so much 😊
I made it, and it is great! Thank you, Ellen! 😘
Good recipe, I was just thinking today I need more deodorant so thanks for taking the time to make it 👍🏻
i'm in love with the packaging as well, very minimal and clean
Thank you for your video so informative
Thank you from South Africa. Much appreciated. Love your stuff. ❤
Hi Ellen, you are simply beautiful and what you do and show is a miracle, I admire you 🌹🌷🌹😘
Thank you! 😊
@@EllenRuthSoap please tell me I want to know about recipes, how I can get and learn your business, thank you 🌹😘
Thank you for sharing Ellen! Appreciate you!
You are so welcome!
Just what i was looking for. I cannot wait to give this recipe a go.
Hope you enjoy💕
Never found a natural deodorant that worked, yet. Maybe I will try this.
I had very stinky armpits and when I started using a natural deodorant, it took me a few days to get it to work. You may have to go as long as a week or two to get your body to get acclimated to the new product. But it works and you are not exposed to poisons.
@@dottiemaesoapery9637 I even heard it might be necessary to detox your armpits for a while if you have been a longtime aluminum deodorant user
Thank you for sharing your recipe! I made deodorant paste for my family before and it worked really well. I want try making this next when I get back into making stuff from scratch.
Thank you Ellen for sharing it, I will love to try it.
Thanks for the recipe...
Thank you Ellen I enjoyed your video! I became a new subscriber after watching this video for 2 minutes. There is a lot of information on making your own products but I knew I found an expert with the exact information I've been seeking. I will watch your other videos but I am especially interested in making homemade soap.
Thanks for subbing!💕
Gracias eres un amor por compartir con nosotros 😊
I can’t wait to try this! Thank you! ❤
I can't use anything with baking soda, but oddly we also found that recipes with kaolin clay ALSO irritated my skin. So if you have really sensitive skin (like me) stick with the arrowroot powder!
Thank you so much
Thank you for the video
You have a beautiful smile! ❤
Oh thank you!
Very nice, thank you
I love this❤