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Excessive Armpit Sweating Deodorant

Excessive Armpit Sweating Deodorant

Excessive armpit sweating (hyperhidrosis) is a common problem, especially of the palms, armpits and soles.

Excessive Armpit Sweating effects roughly 1% of the world population. It can be distressing and can have a serious impact on their life. In some cases, affected people avoid social contact with others because of embarrassment about the problem.

What is excessive armpit sweating?

excessive-armpit-sweating-deodorantNormal sweating helps to keep the body temperature steady in hot weather, during a high temperature (fever), or when exercising.

Every healthy human produces approximately 1-2 pints of sweat a day, which is an odorless liquid. Chemically based commercial products have been known to contain products that block the sweat glands and inhibit their natural temperature regulation. The decomposition of bacteria on the skin form substances with odor. Our homemade herbal deodorant recipes, do not contain products that block the sweat glands however they contains products that prevent odor from forming.

Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) means that you sweat much more than normal. Even when you are not hot, anxious, or exercising, you make a lot of sweat.

Excessive armpit sweating results from excessive sympathetic stimulation of the eccrine sweat glands. Some herbs, such as Sage (Salvia officinalis), have been found to be very useful in the treatment of excessive armpit sweating.

You have probably lived with this condition for some time and have done a lot of research online yourself so I am not going to delve into the medical side of the problem here. If you need more in depth information for Excessive Armpit Sweating you can find it HERE.

Why are you here?

What you undoubtedly want is a way to deal with the smelly side-effect of excessive sweating and a possible solution to help reduce some of that sweat. I hope the following recipe is of some help.

Basic Deodorant Recipe

2 tsp. zinc-oxide powder
2/3 cup witch-hazel extract
2 tbsp. aloe-vera juice
30-40 drops essential oil(s)

Directions:

In a small bowl, stir the zinc-oxide powder into the witch-hazel extract, and add the aloe-vera juice and essential oil(s). Fill an 8-oz. dark-glass spray bottle with the fluid.

For Excessive Armpit Sweating

Use Basic Recipe (above)
add 30 drops sage (Salvia officinalis) essential oil

Caution!

Sage oil should not be used if you are pregnant or have epilepsy. Cypress essential oil (Cupressus sempervirens) can safely be substituted. Also, it is very important to use only the specific essential oils given in the above recipes. Make sure to match up not just the English name but the Latin name as well. Other varieties of the same plants could prove irritating or require additional cautions.

Here is a list of Resources for your DIY Recipe

Everyday Thousands of People Are Getting on the internet looking for information on DIY Recipes for the whole family including skin care, acne care, scar care, hair care, body care, oral care, deodorants and the list goes on.
To ensure your DIY Recipes are gentle, safe and contain all the natural nourishing ingredients, make your own.
There are many companies you can buy from but there are a number of companies I recommend. Please READ the disclosure statement.

Ingredients for this Recipe and their Benefits:

witch-hazel-extract for excessive armpit sweating recipewitch-hazel extract to inhibit sweating: Witch-hazel extract, readily available in drug and grocery stores, is derived from the plant’s bark, twigs and leaves. True witch hazel extract has been double distilled, and contains 86% witch hazel extract and only 14% alcohol. This makes it more soothing than the version found in your local store, and lacks the alcohol sting and scent. It inhibits inflammation, absorbs oil and is mildly astringent. With regular use it constricts skin pores and thus reduces excessive sweat formation. If you shave your underarms, apply witch hazel water just after shaving; it eliminates small pimples and reddening.

 

zinc-oxide for excessive armpit sweating recipezinc-oxide powder to neutralize odor: Zinc-oxide powder is obtained from the mineral zincite. The powder has a slightly greasy consistency and will make your homemade deodorant appear milky. It has excellent properties for neutralizing body odor, will not irritate the skin and is slightly antiseptic and astringent. Since it is not completely water soluble, the powder tends to separate from liquids over time. Make sure to shake the deodorant before use.

 

aloe-vera-juice for excessive armpit sweating recipeAloe-vera juice to cool and moisturize: Aloe-vera juice gives your homemade deodorant a mildly cooling effect, especially pleasant and refreshing at hot times of year. Including the juice in your deodorant means you also benefit from aloe-vera’s remarkable healing and moisturizing properties. These ensure that the skin is adequately conditioned and that any type of irritation or itchy allergic reaction is quickly and easily alleviated.

 

sage-essential-oil for excessive armpit sweating recipeSage, Spanish, Salvia officinalis (Spain) inhibits sweat-gland activity by as much as 50 percent. It also is antiseptic and astringent and gently constricts pore size. Sage (Salvia officinalis) Sage, botanically known as Savia Officinalis, is a small-sized evergreen shrub, which belongs to the mint family, Lamiaceae. The herb is native to the Mediterranean region, where it is commonly grown as a kitchen or medicinal herb Modern evidence on Sage establishes its properties as an anhidrotic, antibiotic, antifungal, astringent, antispasmodic, estrogenic, hypoglycemic, and tonic. It is believed that the herb is very effective in reducing sweat production in the body.

 

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Deodorant For Sensitive Skin

Deodorant For Sensitive Skin

Deodorant for sensitive skin is easy to make. But do you really need it?

deodorant-for-sensitive-skinTry my deodorant for sensitive skin recipe if you think you have sensitive skin. If skin care products, or household products that contact your skin, cause stinging, burning, redness, or tightness therefore that could be an indication that you have sensitive skin. Some say they have sensitive skin because even though they have no visible effects after contact with a skin product, it always makes their skin feel uncomfortable.

But here is what dermatologists look for when diagnosing sensitive skin:

Skin reactions such as pustules, skin bumps, or skin erosion
Very dry skin which doesn’t properly protect nerve endings in the skin
A tendency toward blushing and skin flushing

How do You know if You have sensitive skin?

Have a dermatologist check your skin. That’s the best way to find out if you have sensitive skin or whether something else is causing your skin condition.

I’m pursuing a healthier life.

Over the last 20+ years I’ve become aware of not only what I put in my body, but also what I put on my body. I started to look more critically at the toothpaste I use, the lotion I put on my skin, and yes, even the deodorant I use.

Our skin absorbs a great deal of what we put on it. So, if we’re putting chemicals on our body, it will absorb those chemicals. Here are a few of the things you should be aware of that are found in conventional deodorant.

1. Aluminum
2. Parabens
3. Propylene Glycol
4. Phthalates
5. Triclosan

Knowing that many of these chemicals found in deodorants are toxic carcinogens and may cause major health problems make me look for alternatives. Making my own deodorant and other skin care products was one of those alternatives. Why? I could control what was in it.

There are, indeed some fantastic alternatives, but I wouldn’t look in your local grocery store for them. Even some of the “natural” deodorants I’ve picked up from the store contain some of these chemicals.
Herbal deodorant sprays are especially good for sensitive skin.

My deodorant for sensitive skin recipe will keep you smelling fresh even if you sweat a great deal over the course of a day without having to reapply. No unknown chemicals to worry about. I use just simple, effective, natural ingredients.

My homemade deodorant for sensitive skin recipe, does not contain products that block the sweat glands however they contains products that prevent odor from forming. Zinc-oxide is an odour-free, natural raw material, combined with Calendula and Lavender oils which kill the bacteria that make your perspiration smell unpleasant. Zinc-oxide doesn’t close the pores or stop the natural process of perspiration.

If you have sensitive skin you can safely try the recipe below:

Basic Recipe

2 tsp. zinc-oxide powder
2/3 cup witch-hazel extract
2 tbsp. aloe-vera juice
30-40 drops essential oil(s)

Directions:

In a small bowl, stir the zinc-oxide powder into the witch-hazel extract, and add the aloe-vera juice and essential oil(s). Fill an 8-oz. dark-glass spray bottle with the fluid.

For Deodorant for Sensitive Skin

Use Basic Recipe (above)
30 drops calendula extract
10 drops lavender essential oil

Calendula Extract and lavender oils are mild yet potent fighters of bacteria and odor.

Application:

Wash your armpits thoroughly and dry them well. The components of your herbal deodorant have reliable and long-lasting effectiveness only when applied to clean skin. Then spray the deodorant across the skin several times to dampen it. Let it dry before getting dressed so it doesn’t stain your clothes.

Here is a list of Resources for your DIY Recipe

Everyday Thousands of People Are Getting on the internet looking for information on DIY Recipes for the whole family including skin care, acne care, scar care, hair care, body care, oral care, deodorants and the list goes on.
To ensure your DIY Recipes are gentle, safe and contain all the natural nourishing ingredients, make your own.
There are many companies you can buy from but there are a number of companies I recommend. Please READ the disclosure statement.

Ingredients for this Recipe and their Benefits:

witch-hazel-extract for deodorant for sensitive skin witch-hazel extract to inhibit sweating: Witch-hazel extract, is derived from the plant’s bark, twigs and leaves. It inhibits inflammation, absorbs oil and is mildly astringent. With regular use it constricts skin pores and thus reduces excessive sweat formation. If you shave your underarms, apply witch hazel water just after shaving; it eliminates small pimples and reddening.

 

zinc-oxide for deodorant for sensitive skinZinc-oxide powder to neutralize odor: Zinc-oxide powder is obtained from the mineral zincite. The powder has a slightly greasy consistency and will make your homemade deodorant for sensitive skin appear milky. It has excellent properties for neutralizing body odor, will not irritate the skin and is slightly antiseptic and astringent. Since it is not completely water soluble, the powder tends to separate from liquids over time. Make sure to shake the deodorant before use.

 

aloe-vera-juice for deodorant for sensitive skinAloe Vera Juice to cool and moisturize: Aloe-vera juice gives your homemade deodorant for sensitive skin a mildly cooling effect, especially pleasant and refreshing at hot times of year. Including the juice in your deodorant means you also benefit from aloe-vera’s remarkable healing and moisturizing properties. These ensure that the skin is adequately conditioned and that any type of irritation or itchy allergic reaction is quickly and easily alleviated.

 

calendulaflower-organic-extract for deodorant for sensitive skin Calendula Flower Extract Organic: Calendula is a well-known medicinal herb and uplifting ornamental garden plant that has been used therapeutically, ceremonially, and as a dye and food plant for centuries. Most commonly known as for its topical use as a tea or infused oil for wounds and skin trauma, the bright orange or yellow flower contains many important constituents and can be taken internally for a variety of ailments.

 

lavender-essential-oil for deodorant for sensitive skinBulgarian Lavender, Organic, Lavendula angustifolia (Bulgaria): Itchy skin can benefit from lavender essential oil, which also protects the skin from dermatitis and eczema.

 

 

 

 

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Natural Homemade Herbal Deodorant

Natural Homemade Herbal Deodorant

Herbal deodorant sprays are especially good for daily use.

natural-homemade-herbal-deodorantEvery healthy human produces approximately 1-2 pints of sweat a day, which is an odorless liquid. Chemically based commercial products have been known to contain products that block the sweat glands and inhibit their natural temperature regulation. The decomposition of bacteria on the skin form substances with odor. Our  homemade herbal deodorant recipes, do not contain products that block the sweat glands however they contain products that prevent odor from forming. Zinc – oxide is an odour-free, natural raw material, combined with rose geranium which kills the bacteria that make our perspiration smell unpleasant. It doesn’t close the pores or stop the natural process of perspiration.

Spray Deodorant Recipe

Basic Recipe

2 tsp. zinc-oxide powder
2/3 cup witch-hazel extract
2 tbsp. aloe-vera juice
30-40 drops essential oil(s)

Directions:

In a small bowl, stir the zinc-oxide powder into the witch-hazel extract, and add the aloe-vera juice and essential oil(s). Fill an 8-oz. dark-glass spray bottle with the fluid.

For Daily Use

Basic Recipe (above)
30 drops rose-geranium essential oil

Application:

Wash your armpits thoroughly and dry them well. The components of your herbal deodorant have reliable and long-lasting effectiveness only when applied to clean skin. Then spray the deodorant across the skin several times to dampen it. Let it dry before getting dressed so it doesn’t stain your clothes.

Here is a list of Resources for your DIY Recipe

Everyday Thousands of People Are Getting on the internet looking for information on DIY Recipes for the whole family including skin care, acne care, scar care, hair care, body care, oral care, deodorants and the list goes on.
To ensure your DIY Recipes are gentle, safe and contain all the natural nourishing ingredients, make your own.
There are many companies you can buy from but there are a number of companies I recommend. Please READ the disclosure statement.

Ingredients for this Recipe and their Benefits:

witch-hazel-extract for Herbal Deodorant recipewitch-hazel extract to inhibit sweating: Witch-hazel extract, readily available in drug and grocery stores, is derived from the plant’s bark, twigs and leaves. True witch hazel extract has been double distilled, and contains 86% witch hazel extract and only 14% alcohol. This makes it more soothing than the version found in your local store, and lacks the alcohol sting and scent. It inhibits inflammation, absorbs oil and is mildly astringent. With regular use it constricts skin pores and thus reduces excessive sweat formation. If you shave your underarms, apply witch hazel water just after shaving; it eliminates small pimples and reddening.

 

zinc-oxide for Herbal Deodorant recipezinc-oxide powder to neutralize odor: Zinc-oxide powder is obtained from the mineral zincite. The powder has a slightly greasy consistency and will make your homemade deodorant appear milky. It has excellent properties for neutralizing body odor, will not irritate the skin and is slightly antiseptic and astringent. Since it is not completely water soluble, the powder tends to separate from liquids over time. Make sure to shake the deodorant before use.

 

aloe-vera-juice for Herbal Deodorant recipeAloe Vera Juice to cool and moisturize: Aloe-vera juice gives your homemade deodorant a mildly cooling effect, especially pleasant and refreshing at hot times of year. Including the juice in your deodorant means you also benefit from aloe-vera’s remarkable healing and moisturizing properties. These ensure that the skin is adequately conditioned and that any type of irritation or itchy allergic reaction is quickly and easily alleviated.

 

rose-geranium-essential-oil for Herbal Deodorant recipeGeranium Select, Medicinal Quality, Pelargonium x asperum (China) Throughout history geranium has been known as a powerful wound healer. It has been utilized medicinally and in the fragrance industry.

 

 

 

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Come Back Soon For Recipes: Dealing with Foot Odor, Herbal Deodorant For Sensitive Skin, Deodorant For Excessive Armpit Sweating

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