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Top ten personal care products

Top ten personal care products
23 October 2014
Jenny Rodgers
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Jenny Rodgers
23 October 2014

We’ve all heard of brands such as Dove, Nivea and Impulse but have you ever thought about trying a natural product from an independent retailer?

Soapwalla kitchen deodorant cream, £8.96

This all-natural yet powerful deodorant cream utilises superfine vegetable powders, clays, and lavender, peppermint and tea tree essential oils to absorb moisture, inhibit bacteria, and ensure a long-lasting and highly effective experience. The frosting-like consistency ensures effortless manual application and quick absorption.

Bodhi Basics organic deodorant, £3.20

This deodorant is made with the highest quality organic ingredients, has no aluminum, sulfates, GMO’s or anything else gross; pure essential oils are used for their anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties. It glides on smoothly and it works.

Heart J Creations whipped soap in a tub, £3.51

This very bubbly whipped soap can be used as a soft facial soap or shaving soap. Just use a small dollop on a wash cloth. You won’t find any silicones, petroleum, SLS, ingnessians in this product. The soap contains water, aloe vera leaf juice, cocoa butter, palm oil, olive oil, cocoa butter, shea butter and vitamin E.

Honey Bee Holistics organic extra strength deodorant, £8.96

This deodorant is made with organic ingredients that help to eliminate odour-causing bacteria. It is free of corn starch, instead using tapioca starch, which helps to keep you feeling dry without accelerating bacteria. They have blended organic extra virgin coconut oil, which has its own properties, with added organic unrefined beeswax and organic unrefined cocoa butter to help harden it up.

SkinCraft Organics natural deodorant, £5.28

SkinCraft Organic’s fresh cut deodorant is beautifully scented with natural essential oils of jasmine and ylang ylang. This deodorant helps absorb and neutralise odour and wetness with its effective yet gentle formula. Gliding on silky smooth, it leaves a barely-there powder to help keep you smelling sweet and clean all day long.

Frankie and Myrrh spray the bitch away, £11.52

Spray the Bitch Away is an aromatherapy spray/perfume for when you’re irritated, annoyed, tired, frustrated, enraged and have an overall bad attitude. To help with PMS, hot flashes, menopausal issues and overall general bitchiness, two oils considered to be the best for those issues are used: rose geranium and clary sage. Lavender, bergamot and frankincense, are then added to create a calming effect. This perfume is a light freshwater perfume with a purpose. Always breathe in the aroma as you are using it.

Boobalicious breast deodorant, £5.12

Boobalicious is an all natural and organic boob deodorant for boob sweat. The owner of Boobalicious came up with this idea when she worked in a boutique. She noticed that she was sweating under and between her breasts. She knew at that moment that she was going to make a deodorant to prevent this.

Ollie and Max Soap Co. natural deodorant, £5.76

A recent study has shown that it takes 10 seconds for our skin to absorb into our body what we put on to it. This deodorant contains only natural ingredients: aluminum-free baking soda helps absorb moisture and odour, arrowroot powder aids in moisture absorption, and kaolin clay also helps with moisture and odour elimination. To use it, scoop out a pea sized amount and rub into your underarm area.

Rachel Rene vegan deodorant stick, £4.90

This veggie deodorant contains an exotic fusion of sparkling Asian yuzu with overtones of mandarin orange, lemon, satsuma, ruby red grapefruit. It works by neutralising odour from perspiration and by destroying microbes with its antiseptic action. It doesn’t interfere with sweating which is a natural cooling process, but it combats and kills odour-causing bacteria.

Bohemian Beetnik vegan organic deodorant coconut cream, £6.40

This vegan organic deodorant is created with Bob’s Red Mill baking soda and GMO free arrowroot. No Aluminum, chemicals, toxic fragrances are used. The natural ingredients help absorb boy odours and are antibacterial to help prevent smells in the first place. The coconut cream only provides a slight nutty scent.

There are many natural personal care products available out there. It’s entirely your choice on what type of natural product you would prefer to try. You might be surprised.

Jenny Rodgers

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