Sweat isn't inherently smelly. In fact, it's nearly odorless. The stench comes from bacteria that break down one of two types of sweat on your skin.
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Sweat isn't inherently smelly. In fact, it's nearly odorless. The stench comes from bacteria that break down one of two types of sweat on your skin.
source:https://encyclopaediaoftrivia.blogspot.com/2014/10/deodorant.html
An early form of deodorant was used by the Ancient Egyptians.They applied perfumed oils made from citrus and cinnamon under their armpits after a scented bath.
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Why I switched to natural deodorants and why you should too!
This year, an estimated 250,000+ new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women. The type of deodorant you use has been known to have some connection with this complication -- specifically antiperspirant deodorants. The disadvantages of using deodorant as antiperspirants far outweigh the advantages.
In terms of personal hygiene, antiperspirant deodorants are designed to mask odor and are best to keep you away from sweating. Unfortunately, some deodorants tend to leave stains and residues on clothes. It is important to take note that the aluminum present in most deodorants plug sweat glands. These plugs decrease wetness, and therefore, decreases the chance for bacterial growth. Most deodorants also contain alcohol and antimicrobial ingredients which help in reducing bacteria. But then again, deodorants with aluminum may contribute to breast cancer development and are known to cause birth defects and in some cases Alzheimer's disease. Excessive inhalation of deadly chemicals and skin allergies are also common health complications when dealing with deodorants.
Deodorants with antiperspirants are certainly advantageous in terms of masking odor and decreasing the chances for bacterial growth, but we cannot set aside the possibility of developing cancer and birth defects. Taking into consideration the disadvantages, natural deodorants such as alum are recommended as an alternative to antiperspirant deodorants. Natural deodorants are safe and will highly likely lessen the chances of having complications.
work cited: http://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/understand_bc/statistics
Deodorant
The product contains useful ingredients that help rid of body odor and maintain the condition of our skin. It also prevents sweat from leaving the body and gives fragrance. However, some ingredients may cause allergic reactions and irritate our skin. The product labels the instructions and warnings when using the product.
Natural Deodorants Vs. Antiperspirant Deodorants
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