Last updated on July 5th, 2024 at 03:07 pm

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@Regrann from @babeandbeauty – One of the main ingredients in natural deodorant is baking soda. While it’s a great natural ingredient that works wonderfully for many people, it can cause under arm irritation or a rash for some if it’s too high of a concentration. The ph scale ranges from 1 being the most acidic, and 14, being the most alkaline. The ph of baking soda is around a 9 which is pretty alkaline considering the ideal ph of the skin is around a 4.5-6. So when mixed with the moisture of sweat + friction from moving your arms = bam you have a rash or what is called a “chemical burn.” ??
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Tips + What you can do:
• First, don’t give up! You just have to find the formula that works for you!
• Use less. You actually don’t need to apply nearly as much natural deodorant as conventional. A few swipes and you are good.
• If a rash occurs stop wearing the deodorant and let your skin calm down and heal until it clears.
• Switch to a magnesium and arrow root powder based formula without baking soda. @schmidtsnaturals and @native_cos make sensitive formula deodorants that are seriously the best and my all time favorite!
• Use a lower concentration of baking soda based formula. @primalpitpaste makes a level 1 and 2 baking soda based natural deodorant to fit your needs.
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