If you’re waiting until your child hits the teenage years to broach the topic of deodorant, you might be surprised to learn that kids can develop body odor as young as eight years old – and it seems that children are entering into the puberty stage much earlier than...

One of the biggest concerns people have when switching to natural deodorant is the dreaded “detox period.” Often, they give up too soon. Natural deodorant can and does work. Stick with it.

Many natural deodorant brands depend on baking soda as their active ingredient. And for good reason; it really does work. Baking soda creates an alkaline environment in your pits that inhibits bacteria. However, there is a downside.

Depending on who you ask, there are a number of things to avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

There are the usual things pediatricians recommend you limit – alcohol, caffeine and even certain types of fish – but with current emphasis on using cleaner and natural formulations mothers are starting to...

A common misconception about natural deodorant is that it stops working because your body has become resistant or immune to its deodorizing properties. If you find your natural deodorant has suddenly stopped working, it's likely the condition of your skin has changed — not your deodorant. 

Before delving into the answer it’s a good idea to take a peek over at what consumers have traditionally been using over the decades – products designed to mask body odor and eliminate sweat. Whether you’ve been using traditional antiperspirants or you’re interested in transitioning to cleaner skincare and...

Have you ever gone to the store, picked out a product and thrown it into your basket without truly looking at what you’re purchasing (especially the ingredient list)? This happens a lot when it comes to purchasing what many simply refer to as ‘deodorant’ but you might be applying...