
The Science of Sweat & Deodorant
Posted onEvery day we produce on average one quart of sweat which is odorless until it mixes with the bacteria on your skin. So, what is the difference between deodorant and antiperspirant?
Read PostEvery day we produce on average one quart of sweat which is odorless until it mixes with the bacteria on your skin. So, what is the difference between deodorant and antiperspirant?
Read PostWhen you find a natural deodorant that works, the journey will be worth it. Here are some suggestions to help with the changes you may experience as you transition to natural deodorant.
Read PostTransitioning to natural deodorant is a unique experience. Since commercial deodorants can change the armpit microbiome, a product change requires time for the body to rediscover its natural balance.
Read PostOver the years we have received questions as to the safety of lavender and tea tree oils prompted by information that they have been shown to mimic estrogen. So, let's explore the research.
Read PostTo understand the bubble-producing secret of soap, we need to explore the chemistry of soap molecules and water molecules. Here comes the science!!
Read PostYour shampoo technique may be critical to ensuring success with a natural shampoo bar. If you are enjoying our natural shampoo bars please share your experiences with our Chagrin Valley community.
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