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Eco-Friendly Products: Green Beaver Natural Deodorant
For many personal and environmental reasons, I'm making an effort to switch to more green/eco-friendly/organic products. It's a slow process, and while I'm essentially homeless and drifting, it's hard to keep up with. I've thrown out 5-6 disposable coffee cups in the last couple weeks, which annoys me as I'm usually good about keeping my travel mug with me. At the moment, I have no idea where it is. >:(
For a while now, I've been trying to find a deodorant and antiperspirant that is aluminum-free. I've tried a few products, and have never been happy with them. Recently, I picked up a stick of Green Beaver natural deodorant (citrus), and based on what a few people mentioned, was really hopeful for this one.
Excerpt from the back:
Maybe I'm just a major stink machine, but this stuff sucks. The plus side is that it smells lovely on the stick, goes on smooth, and doesn't irritate at all. The down side is it does absolutely nothing to prevent odour except put a slight citrus scent to the BO. 'Long-lasting protection'? Yeah no, none whatsoever.
Dammit. Back to my aluminum-y Degree stick.
ETA: I really should've researched this product before buying it. I found a review here that basically felt the same way as I do about it. In my defense, it was a bit of an impulse buy, since I stumbled across it at a local organic shop the other day. Oh well, next time I'll buy smarter.
For a while now, I've been trying to find a deodorant and antiperspirant that is aluminum-free. I've tried a few products, and have never been happy with them. Recently, I picked up a stick of Green Beaver natural deodorant (citrus), and based on what a few people mentioned, was really hopeful for this one.
Excerpt from the back:
Unique anti-odour complex composed of natural citrus enzymes and lichen provides extra
protection for active people. Camomile and aloe will help soothe sensitive skin.
protection for active people. Camomile and aloe will help soothe sensitive skin.
Maybe I'm just a major stink machine, but this stuff sucks. The plus side is that it smells lovely on the stick, goes on smooth, and doesn't irritate at all. The down side is it does absolutely nothing to prevent odour except put a slight citrus scent to the BO. 'Long-lasting protection'? Yeah no, none whatsoever.
Dammit. Back to my aluminum-y Degree stick.
ETA: I really should've researched this product before buying it. I found a review here that basically felt the same way as I do about it. In my defense, it was a bit of an impulse buy, since I stumbled across it at a local organic shop the other day. Oh well, next time I'll buy smarter.