Wanna make the switch to natural deodorant in Singapore but not sure which brands actually work?
Sure, we’d all like to spend our days smelling so fresh and so clean. But in Singapore? Good luck with that! The good news is that we now have healthy, non-toxic deodorant options to combat odour and perspiration.
We know the importance of eating a healthy, nutritious diet. Getting enough sleep. Minimising stress and living well. But sometimes our fave personal care products stick around because natural alternatives just don’t seem to cut it. When it comes to antiperspirants and deodorants, though, making the switch to non-toxic, all-natural options is a must for optimal health. Read on for the top natural deodorant brands in Singapore to seek out, mamas…
Deodorant: The Dark Side
Conventional antiperspirants work by attempting to plug your sweat glands; a bad idea, since sweating is a healthy, natural way for your body to detox. Conventional deodorants (which typically contain harmful ingredients like aluminium, parabens, chemical-laden fragrances, and triclosan) work by masking body odour and killing the bacteria present on your skin.
If you’re not sure, a good rule of thumb is to always run your personal care products and their ingredients through EWG’s Skin Deep Cosmetic’s Database to determine their safety.
The Natural Deodorant Bright Side
The clean beauty movement has fortunately provided us a variety of natural and organic options. But first, a hint: Even before you make the switch to a natural deodorant, cleaning up your diet and lifestyle can also contribute to healthier (and better smelling) perspiration. Some even suggest that the need for deodorant wanes the more you up your water, vegetable and fruit intake, while minimising processed foods at the same time.
Click through the slideshow to see our top picks for natural deodorants in Singapore that will actually stand up to our hot and humid climate to keep you feeling fresh all year round, mama!
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