Balance. Works GREAT for me!!
On Mar 10, 9:00 am, Ramona <ramsfa...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I make mine very similar to this but I use balance as my eo. It works great. I say just use your favorite oils.
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> On Mar 10, 2012, at 6:22 AM, William And Alice Rahn <doterra48...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I make a homemade deoderant that is very cost effective. Ev coconut oil, corn starch, baking soda and 10 drops of your favour essential oil. I use slim and sassy, lime, and just a drop of purify.
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> > Carolyn Akin <carolyn.a...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> >> How effective would this be if the Purify is omitted? And is there
> >> something I could put in it's place?
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> >> Thanks so much!
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> >> Carolyn
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> >> On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 9:19 PM, Riki Evans <rikiev...@live.com> wrote:
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> >>> From my chiropractor's blog:
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> >>> "First, I have experimented with diluting the deodorant essential oils
> >>> recipe in fractionated coconut oil, witch hazel, and alcohol. All the above
> >>> are legitimate agents that you can use, and if you find the oils to remain
> >>> effective they are good options. I however, did not like any of them for
> >>> different reasons. I found the oils much more effective as a deodorant if
> >>> applied "neat<http://stardoterra.wordpress.com/2011/06/18/why-so-much-co…essential-oils/%20?>"
> >>> to the underarm.
> >>> .
> >>> Second, I have been concerned about cost. Which is of course why I was
> >>> looking into dilution. I found what I believe to be a better solution.
> >>> LEMON! Yep… Lemon is cheap -and very very effective.
> >>> I also needed a solution that did not involve Clary Sage, as well. I love
> >>> Clary Sage, but I did not like having to caution a pregnant woman against
> >>> using my deodorant. Especially when I feel strongly that this approach can
> >>> be an aid in preventing breast cancer.
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> >>> So here is my new recipe:
> >>> Take a 10 ml roll-on -empty.
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> >>> Add 5 ml of lemon (1/2 the empty roll-on bottle)
> >>> Add 20 drops grapefruit
> >>> Add 20 drops Purify Blend
> >>> Add 20 drops Lavender
> >>> Add 15 drops Patchouli
> >>> Add 10 drops Frankincense
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> >>> Thanks to the lemon, the overall cost is only about $10 to $12. I was
> >>> paying $10 for Burts Bees deodorant which was mostly alcohol and low-grade
> >>> essential oils. Plus you get the health benefits of having daily
> >>> frankincense exposure, the detoxing capabilities of Purify, odor producing
> >>> bacteria killing effects of the lemon, the cellulite reducing effects of
> >>> grapefruit, and the grounding effect of Patchouli!
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> >>> It is important to realize, that although you can play with this mixture,
> >>> you will need to have a heavy or low tone oil like Patchouli, Sandalwood,
> >>> Myrrh, or Vetiver if you want the deodorant to be effective all day. The
> >>> heavy oils dramatically lengthen the time it is active on your skin.
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> >>> Also, if the blend feels too strong for your skin, reduce the Purify and
> >>> Grapefruit by 5 drops each and increase the Lavender by 10 drops."
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> >>> *Riki L. Evans, B.Msc.*
> >>> Radiant Living, LLC
> >>> *www.radiantlivingonline.com*
> >>> **
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