Deodorant balm - Oud

Composition of the deodorant balm

cornstarch

Matifies the skin.

Zinc oxide

Mineral powder that protects against UV, purifies and forms a protective barrier.

White clay

Absorbent, purifying and mattifying.

Aloe Vera vegetable oil

Resulting from the maceration of Gel d'aloe vera bio in a neutral oil, it promotes the regeneration of the skin and softens it.

Shea butter

Protects the skin of the armpits.

Coconut Vegetable Oil

Antibacterial, neutralizes odors.

soy wax

Solidifies the balm

Fragrance Oud

Perfumes the deodorant balm

INCI : Zea mays starch, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Hydrogenated Soybean Oil, Kaolin, Zinc Oxide, Helianthus annuus Seed Oil, Aloe barbadensis Leaf Juice, Tocopherol, Fragrance (Parfum)

Aloya deodorant balm purifies the skin and prevents the development of odors, in addition to providing a fragrant note of Oud.

How to use the deodorant balm?

Take the equivalent of a pea with the small wooden spatula provided

Apply the product taken to the armpit and massage well to penetrate before dressing.

The balm becomes melting on contact with the skin.

The deodorant balm does not contain baking soda, as this ingredient can be irritating in the long run. It has been replaced by Zinc Oxide.

It is also free of aluminum salts.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Natural product : No aluminum salts or questionable chemicals.
• More economical : A deodorant balm of 30g = 2 to 3 industrial deodorants, depending on the frequency of use.
• More practical : The deodorant balm does not take up space and is easily stored.
• More environmentally friendly : No aerosol bottle needed. A small glass jar = 2 to 3 plastic aerosol vials.

The deodorant balm is not an antiperspirant and allows the skin to breathe. It regulates excess sweating in the long term thanks to its mattifying active ingredients, but does not block it completely because the skin naturally needs to breathe.

Antiperspirants, on the other hand, contain aluminum salts (the amount of which is not regulated) that clog pores to block sweating. As a result, the skin is deprived of physiological function, no longer breathing and suffers irritation or even the appearance of pimples / cysts.

In addition to clogging pores, aluminum salts are suspected of being endocrine disruptors. 

Industrial deodorants/antiperspirants contain a large number of harmful products, such as aluminum salts.

These ingredients act as "misery covers" by blocking perspiration, but do not deeply purify the skin or prevent odor.

As a result, the transition to the natural deodorant balm can seem confusing during the first uses because your skin will need a time to adapt.

The latter varies from person to person. (Allow 1 day to a week)

Yes. This product does not contain essential oil and can be used by pregnant and lactating women.