Guest guest Posted September 18, 2007 Report Posted September 18, 2007 ok well i finally have a great recipe that works( yeehaw)for deodorizing....but it doesnt glide on easily- very scratchy- and ive been told that manuka smells like wet dog by 2 seperate people:)! ive been using cocoa butter coconut oil thyme rosemary beeswax tea tree oil ( actually manuka) lavender e.o. castor oil baking soda i keep hearing that if i add a powder it might help for slip, but i need something more than just the powder- maybe a different recipe.......... any thoughts or ideas? also this needs to be 100% natural............ caterina Quote
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 I've been trying to come up with a deodorant stick-made one which wasn't too bad. Then I tried incorporating baking soda and it just wasn't right. How do you incorporate baking soda into your recipe-with the oils, while they're hot, once they've cooled? I've tried them all in varying amounts and just wasn't happy. Thanks, Susan , " caty_lein " <caty_lein wrote: > > ok well i finally have a great recipe that works( yeehaw)for > deodorizing....but it doesnt glide on easily- very scratchy- and ive > been told that manuka smells like wet dog by 2 seperate people:)! > ive been using > cocoa butter > coconut oil > thyme > rosemary > beeswax > > > tea tree oil ( actually manuka) > lavender e.o. > castor oil > baking soda > > i keep hearing that if i add a powder it might help for slip, but i > need something more than just the powder- maybe a different > recipe.......... any thoughts or ideas? > > also this needs to be 100% natural............ > caterina > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 If you contact me privately, I can give you the name of a site that has a recipe or 2 for this Paula ..... in Michigan www.farmfreshsoapsandcandles.com farmfreshsoapsandcandles > > I've been trying to come up with a deodorant stick-made one which > wasn't too bad. Then I tried incorporating baking soda and it just > wasn't right. How do you incorporate baking soda into your > recipe-with the oils, while they're hot, once they've cooled? I've > tried them all in varying amounts and just wasn't happy. Thanks, Susan > Quote
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