3 Natural Deodorant Recipes (and the Science Behind Them)

Your homemade deodorant might burn and stains your clothes. Here's why: baking soda has a pH of 9, and your skin's pH is 5.5. That 3.5 pH unit difference is causing chemical irritation. In this video, I'm showing you 3 deodorant recipes—from the simplest (and most irritating) to the optimal formula using magnesium hydroxide instead of baking soda. This isn't just trial and error—I'm backing every claim with peer-reviewed studies. 🧪 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: → Recipe #1: Simple (coconut oil + baking soda + EO) - why it irritates → Recipe #2: Better (adds beeswax, shea, corn starch, vitamin E) → Recipe #3: Optimal (replaces baking soda with Mg(OH)₂) → Why baking soda causes irritation (pH 9 vs skin pH 5.5) → Why Mg(OH)₂ is gentler (published dermatology studies) → The science of odor neutralization (pH buffering) 📚 WANT MORE SPECIALTY SOAP RECIPES? This salt bar recipe is one of 15 tested recipes in my complete collection. If you want to master body soap, shaving soap, dish soap, shampoo bars, and more specialty formulations, check out my full ebook: 🎓 Stop following recipes you don't understand. This ebook gives you 15 tested recipes and the science behind every decision — so you can troubleshoot, adapt, and eventually formulate on your own. 125 pages. $29 →https://stan.store/perrycleans/p/get-... #diydeodorant #soapmaking #naturaldeodorant #magnesiumhydroxide #bakingsodadeodorant #deodorantrecipe #skinpH #homemadedeodorant #deodorantirritation #sciencebacked #dermatology #bodycare #naturalskinincare #deodorantformula #aluminumfree #bakingsodaskin #magnesiumdeodorant