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You know that conventional deodorant isn’t healthy for you or the planet, but you also know that natural deodorants don’t always work as well as the chemical kind. Makes sense, right? You’re not using toxic triclosan<\/span><\/a><\/strong><\/span> to kill the bacteria that cause body odor, and you’re not using antiperspirants that stop up your pores.<\/p>\n Related Reading: Homemade Deodorant Recipe<\/strong><\/span><\/a>, Top 5 Natural Deodorants<\/strong><\/span><\/a>, 3 DIY Deodorants to Keep You Smelling Fresh<\/strong><\/span><\/a><\/em><\/p>\n I’ll be the first to admit that toxic deodorants work better than natural ones. The good news is that there are some habitual ways to make that natural deodorant more effective. I’ve been on the natural deodorant train for a long time now, and these are the habits that I’ve developed over many years that seem to help.<\/p>\n Your body gets used to natural deodorants after extended use, so don’t use just one sort. I always keep a few different tubes in my arsenal and rotate them in every few days or at least each week. Honestly, I’m not sure why this works exactly, but it’s made a huge difference for me.<\/p>\n When you’re using natural deodorant you need to be more vigilant about scrubbing your pits. There are a couple of methods that I’ve used, and both work very well:<\/p>\n Do you sleep in any sort of PJs? If so, change that top out daily. I sleep in a tank top most nights, and I’ve noticed that using a different one each evening means less stinkiness. This means a bit more laundry each week, but a few tank tops don’t make a huge difference in my overall laundry needs.<\/p>\n Image Credit: Happy Woman<\/a> photo via Shutterstock<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"1. Switch it Up<\/h2>\n
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3. Rotate Pajama Tops<\/h2>\n