Bright, citrus lemon aroma with natural antibacterial properties that help fight odor-causing bacteria and refresh the skin.

Herbal, invigorating scent that can clarify and purify – known to reduce microbes on
the skin (helping combat acne and odor) and even stimulate circulation for a
fresh feel.

Uplifting citrus fragrance that naturally deodorizes – its sweet-tart scent masks odors and its compounds have mild antiseptic effects.

Soft, woody aroma that brings a sense of calm. In soap it lends a creamy richness,
and its anti-inflammatory, soothing properties help comfort irritated skin.

Deep, earthy scent that lingers on the skin – ideal for natural deodorants. Its aroma not only masks odor but has been used for centuries as an insect-repelling and antifungal agent in perfumes and soaps.

Gentle floral aroma famed for its calming effects. In soaps and deodorants it soothes
the skin and was even used as a cleansing antiseptic in pre-modern medicine,
helping to keep skin fresh and clean.

Warm, woodsy scent that gives a grounding freshness. Cedarwood’s natural
antibacterial power makes it popular in deodorants, helping to inhibit odor-causing bacteria while its aroma comforts and relaxes.

Rich, resinous aroma (often called the “king of oils”) that adds a luxurious touch. It helps soothe inflammation and irritation on the skin, and its spicy-earthy scent can deodorize gently while promoting a calm mood.

Spicy herbal scent with cleansing properties. Traditionally, bay leaf (laurel) oil has been used as an astringent and antiseptic – it tones and cleans the skin
(the classic Aleppo soap is laurel-rich). In deodorant, it offers a warm, spicy
freshness.

Crisp forest fragrance that invigorates the senses. Black spruce’s evergreen
aroma can help clear the mind and ease tension – in deodorants or soaps it
brings a fresh outdoorsy feeling and mild soothing qualities to the skin.

Refreshing pine scent that signals “clean.” Pine needle oil is a natural disinfectant and
deodorizer – its terpenes have proven antimicrobial effects​ helping to cleanse the skin and neutralise odours. It’s like a breath of mountain air in your shower.

Woodsy and uplifting, fir needle oil (e.g. Siberian fir) has a green scent that can calm and centre you. Often used to create a relaxing atmosphere, it also provides gentle antimicrobial benefits similar to pine – great for a clean, soothing wash.

Zesty and energetic citrus scent that cuts through odors with ease. Lime oil’s
natural compounds act as an antibacterial agent, making it effective at killing odour-causing bacteria​ while its juicy fragrance brightens up any soap or deodorant blend.

Cheerful,sweet citrus aroma that can uplift your mood. In soaps and deodorants it offers a gentle antiseptic cleanse and a burst of freshness – helping to refresh skin with a mild, skin-friendly touch (orange oil is less harsh than some other
citrus oils).

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Clary sage essential oil is beneficial in soap and deodorant due to its soothing, balancing, and deodorising properties. It can help reduce skin inflammation, soothe rashes, and balance natural skin oils. Its earthy and herbaceous scent can also create a calming and uplifting aroma.

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A cleansing and hydrating oil that contributes to a bubbly lather in soaps. Coconut oil is naturally antimicrobial and helps boost the moisture content of
skin​ – it can even aid wound healing and tame inflammation. In deodorant, it helps fight odor (thanks to lauric acid’s
antibacterial effect) while soothing the skin.

Ultra-rich moisturizer that leaves skin supple and nourished. Shea butter is packed with fatty acids and vitamins – it softens dry, rough skin and even has
anti-inflammatory properties to calm irritation​. In soap, it creates a creamy, conditioning lather that protects skin’s moisture.

Light and gentle oil that absorbs easily, leaving a silky feel. Long used to soothe the skin, almond oil helps to heal minor cuts and dryness​. It’s rich in vitamin E, making it great for nourishing sensitive skin in soaps, and it won’t clog pores – perfect for keeping underarms soft and balanced.

A very gentle clay that purifies without irritating. Kaolin clay absorbs impurities and excess oils from the skin, helping detoxify and mattify (even for sensitive skin)​. In deodorant, it can help keep you dry by lightly absorbing sweat while being kinder to skin than stronger clays.

Activated charcoal is a powerhouse detoxifier – its highly porous structure binds toxins and odours, lifting them away from the skin​. In soap, charcoal gives a deep cleanse (great for oily or acne-prone skin), and in deodorant it helps neutralize odour and absorb sweat naturally, leaving you feeling fresh.

A silky plant powder that keeps you comfortably dry. Arrowroot powder excels at absorbing excess moisture (sweat)​, which is why it’s a cornerstone of natural deodorants. It helps prevent that sticky feeling by keeping underarms dry and smooth, all with a soft, invisible finish.

Magnesium hydroxide in deodorant acts as a natural, effective odour-fighting agent by adjusting the skin's pH to a more alkaline level, which inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria. Unlike aluminium-based antiperspirants, it allows for natural sweat while neutralizing odour. Additionally, it can help absorb moisture and keep the underarms dry

A natural deodorizer that tackles underarm odour by neutralizing acids and making
the environment less friendly to bacteria​. In a deodorant, a touch of baking soda can dramatically cut down odour, keeping you smelling fresh. (It also gives soap a mild effervescent cleansing effect, though in soap it’s used sparingly to avoid over-alkalinity.

Bright, citrus lemon aroma with natural antibacterial properties that help fight odor-causing bacteria and refresh the skin.

Herbal, invigorating scent that can clarify and purify – known to reduce microbes on
the skin (helping combat acne and odor) and even stimulate circulation for a
fresh feel.

Uplifting citrus fragrance that naturally deodorizes – its sweet-tart scent masks odors and its compounds have mild antiseptic effects.

Soft, woody aroma that brings a sense of calm. In soap it lends a creamy richness,
and its anti-inflammatory, soothing properties help comfort irritated skin.

Deep, earthy scent that lingers on the skin – ideal for natural deodorants. Its aroma not only masks odor but has been used for centuries as an insect-repelling and antifungal agent in perfumes and soaps.

Gentle floral aroma famed for its calming effects. In soaps and deodorants it soothes
the skin and was even used as a cleansing antiseptic in pre-modern medicine,
helping to keep skin fresh and clean.

Warm, woodsy scent that gives a grounding freshness. Cedarwood’s natural
antibacterial power makes it popular in deodorants, helping to inhibit odor-causing bacteria while its aroma comforts and relaxes.

Rich, resinous aroma (often called the “king of oils”) that adds a luxurious touch. It helps soothe inflammation and irritation on the skin, and its spicy-earthy scent can deodorize gently while promoting a calm mood.

Spicy herbal scent with cleansing properties. Traditionally, bay leaf (laurel) oil has been used as an astringent and antiseptic – it tones and cleans the skin
(the classic Aleppo soap is laurel-rich). In deodorant, it offers a warm, spicy
freshness.

Crisp forest fragrance that invigorates the senses. Black spruce’s evergreen
aroma can help clear the mind and ease tension – in deodorants or soaps it
brings a fresh outdoorsy feeling and mild soothing qualities to the skin.

Refreshing pine scent that signals “clean.” Pine needle oil is a natural disinfectant and
deodorizer – its terpenes have proven antimicrobial effects​ helping to cleanse the skin and neutralise odours. It’s like a breath of mountain air in your shower.

Woodsy and uplifting, fir needle oil (e.g. Siberian fir) has a green scent that can calm and centre you. Often used to create a relaxing atmosphere, it also provides gentle antimicrobial benefits similar to pine – great for a clean, soothing wash.

Zesty and energetic citrus scent that cuts through odors with ease. Lime oil’s
natural compounds act as an antibacterial agent, making it effective at killing odour-causing bacteria​ while its juicy fragrance brightens up any soap or deodorant blend.

Cheerful,sweet citrus aroma that can uplift your mood. In soaps and deodorants it offers a gentle antiseptic cleanse and a burst of freshness – helping to refresh skin with a mild, skin-friendly touch (orange oil is less harsh than some other
citrus oils).

Caption

Clary sage essential oil is beneficial in soap and deodorant due to its soothing, balancing, and deodorising properties. It can help reduce skin inflammation, soothe rashes, and balance natural skin oils. Its earthy and herbaceous scent can also create a calming and uplifting aroma.

Caption

A cleansing and hydrating oil that contributes to a bubbly lather in soaps. Coconut oil is naturally antimicrobial and helps boost the moisture content of
skin​ – it can even aid wound healing and tame inflammation. In deodorant, it helps fight odor (thanks to lauric acid’s
antibacterial effect) while soothing the skin.

Ultra-rich moisturizer that leaves skin supple and nourished. Shea butter is packed with fatty acids and vitamins – it softens dry, rough skin and even has
anti-inflammatory properties to calm irritation​. In soap, it creates a creamy, conditioning lather that protects skin’s moisture.

Light and gentle oil that absorbs easily, leaving a silky feel. Long used to soothe the skin, almond oil helps to heal minor cuts and dryness​. It’s rich in vitamin E, making it great for nourishing sensitive skin in soaps, and it won’t clog pores – perfect for keeping underarms soft and balanced.

A very gentle clay that purifies without irritating. Kaolin clay absorbs impurities and excess oils from the skin, helping detoxify and mattify (even for sensitive skin)​. In deodorant, it can help keep you dry by lightly absorbing sweat while being kinder to skin than stronger clays.

Activated charcoal is a powerhouse detoxifier – its highly porous structure binds toxins and odours, lifting them away from the skin​. In soap, charcoal gives a deep cleanse (great for oily or acne-prone skin), and in deodorant it helps neutralize odour and absorb sweat naturally, leaving you feeling fresh.

A silky plant powder that keeps you comfortably dry. Arrowroot powder excels at absorbing excess moisture (sweat)​, which is why it’s a cornerstone of natural deodorants. It helps prevent that sticky feeling by keeping underarms dry and smooth, all with a soft, invisible finish.

Magnesium hydroxide in deodorant acts as a natural, effective odour-fighting agent by adjusting the skin's pH to a more alkaline level, which inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria. Unlike aluminium-based antiperspirants, it allows for natural sweat while neutralizing odour. Additionally, it can help absorb moisture and keep the underarms dry

A natural deodorizer that tackles underarm odour by neutralizing acids and making
the environment less friendly to bacteria​. In a deodorant, a touch of baking soda can dramatically cut down odour, keeping you smelling fresh. (It also gives soap a mild effervescent cleansing effect, though in soap it’s used sparingly to avoid over-alkalinity.

Bright, citrus lemon aroma with natural antibacterial properties that help fight odor-causing bacteria and refresh the skin.

Herbal, invigorating scent that can clarify and purify – known to reduce microbes on
the skin (helping combat acne and odor) and even stimulate circulation for a
fresh feel.

Uplifting citrus fragrance that naturally deodorizes – its sweet-tart scent masks odors and its compounds have mild antiseptic effects.

Soft, woody aroma that brings a sense of calm. In soap it lends a creamy richness,
and its anti-inflammatory, soothing properties help comfort irritated skin.

Deep, earthy scent that lingers on the skin – ideal for natural deodorants. Its aroma not only masks odor but has been used for centuries as an insect-repelling and antifungal agent in perfumes and soaps.

Gentle floral aroma famed for its calming effects. In soaps and deodorants it soothes
the skin and was even used as a cleansing antiseptic in pre-modern medicine,
helping to keep skin fresh and clean.

Warm, woodsy scent that gives a grounding freshness. Cedarwood’s natural
antibacterial power makes it popular in deodorants, helping to inhibit odor-causing bacteria while its aroma comforts and relaxes.

Rich, resinous aroma (often called the “king of oils”) that adds a luxurious touch. It helps soothe inflammation and irritation on the skin, and its spicy-earthy scent can deodorize gently while promoting a calm mood.

Spicy herbal scent with cleansing properties. Traditionally, bay leaf (laurel) oil has been used as an astringent and antiseptic – it tones and cleans the skin
(the classic Aleppo soap is laurel-rich). In deodorant, it offers a warm, spicy
freshness.

Crisp forest fragrance that invigorates the senses. Black spruce’s evergreen
aroma can help clear the mind and ease tension – in deodorants or soaps it
brings a fresh outdoorsy feeling and mild soothing qualities to the skin.

Refreshing pine scent that signals “clean.” Pine needle oil is a natural disinfectant and
deodorizer – its terpenes have proven antimicrobial effects​ helping to cleanse the skin and neutralise odours. It’s like a breath of mountain air in your shower.

Woodsy and uplifting, fir needle oil (e.g. Siberian fir) has a green scent that can calm and centre you. Often used to create a relaxing atmosphere, it also provides gentle antimicrobial benefits similar to pine – great for a clean, soothing wash.

Zesty and energetic citrus scent that cuts through odors with ease. Lime oil’s
natural compounds act as an antibacterial agent, making it effective at killing odour-causing bacteria​ while its juicy fragrance brightens up any soap or deodorant blend.

Cheerful,sweet citrus aroma that can uplift your mood. In soaps and deodorants it offers a gentle antiseptic cleanse and a burst of freshness – helping to refresh skin with a mild, skin-friendly touch (orange oil is less harsh than some other
citrus oils).

Caption

Clary sage essential oil is beneficial in soap and deodorant due to its soothing, balancing, and deodorising properties. It can help reduce skin inflammation, soothe rashes, and balance natural skin oils. Its earthy and herbaceous scent can also create a calming and uplifting aroma.

Caption

A cleansing and hydrating oil that contributes to a bubbly lather in soaps. Coconut oil is naturally antimicrobial and helps boost the moisture content of
skin​ – it can even aid wound healing and tame inflammation. In deodorant, it helps fight odor (thanks to lauric acid’s
antibacterial effect) while soothing the skin.

Ultra-rich moisturizer that leaves skin supple and nourished. Shea butter is packed with fatty acids and vitamins – it softens dry, rough skin and even has
anti-inflammatory properties to calm irritation​. In soap, it creates a creamy, conditioning lather that protects skin’s moisture.

Light and gentle oil that absorbs easily, leaving a silky feel. Long used to soothe the skin, almond oil helps to heal minor cuts and dryness​. It’s rich in vitamin E, making it great for nourishing sensitive skin in soaps, and it won’t clog pores – perfect for keeping underarms soft and balanced.

A very gentle clay that purifies without irritating. Kaolin clay absorbs impurities and excess oils from the skin, helping detoxify and mattify (even for sensitive skin)​. In deodorant, it can help keep you dry by lightly absorbing sweat while being kinder to skin than stronger clays.

Activated charcoal is a powerhouse detoxifier – its highly porous structure binds toxins and odours, lifting them away from the skin​. In soap, charcoal gives a deep cleanse (great for oily or acne-prone skin), and in deodorant it helps neutralize odour and absorb sweat naturally, leaving you feeling fresh.

A silky plant powder that keeps you comfortably dry. Arrowroot powder excels at absorbing excess moisture (sweat)​, which is why it’s a cornerstone of natural deodorants. It helps prevent that sticky feeling by keeping underarms dry and smooth, all with a soft, invisible finish.

Magnesium hydroxide in deodorant acts as a natural, effective odour-fighting agent by adjusting the skin's pH to a more alkaline level, which inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria. Unlike aluminium-based antiperspirants, it allows for natural sweat while neutralizing odour. Additionally, it can help absorb moisture and keep the underarms dry

A natural deodorizer that tackles underarm odour by neutralizing acids and making
the environment less friendly to bacteria​. In a deodorant, a touch of baking soda can dramatically cut down odour, keeping you smelling fresh. (It also gives soap a mild effervescent cleansing effect, though in soap it’s used sparingly to avoid over-alkalinity.