Start with clean, dry skin
Applying natural deodorant to clean, dry skin gives it the best chance to work. Wash your underarms with a gentle cleanser and pat them completely dry before application. Moisture or residue from other products can interfere with how the deodorant adheres and performs. If you shower at night, you can apply deodorant before bed or wait until morning—just make sure your skin is dry either way.
How much deodorant to use
A common deodorant application mistake is using too much product. With Lemongrass Deodorant, a small amount—about the size of a pea—is enough for each underarm. Swipe two to three times per underarm, or use your fingertip to apply a thin, even layer. Using more won't necessarily improve odor protection and may leave residue on clothing or feel sticky. Start with less and adjust based on your needs.
A simple application routine
- Cleanse and dry: Wash underarms and pat dry thoroughly.
- Apply a thin layer: Swipe two to three times per underarm, or use a pea-sized amount.
- Let it absorb: Wait a moment before dressing to avoid transfer to clothing.
- Reapply if needed: For extra freshness, you can reapply a small amount later in the day.
What makes Lemongrass Deodorant work
- Lemongrass Deodorant (1.7 oz): This award-winning, natural deodorant is made with vitamin-rich, bioavailable ingredients that work with the body to not only effectively neutralize odor, but to help minimize toxic buildup. Understanding how the formula works helps you apply it correctly for best results.
Lemongrass Deodorant (1.7 oz) - Lemongrass Deodorant (1.7 oz): Tallow from grass-fed cows, naturally-mined baking soda (containing a finer grain for a more gentle formula) and bright, purifying lemongrass essential oil protect against odor, prevent irritation and improve skin health and overall wellness. These ingredients explain why the deodorant is gentle yet effective, making it suitable for those seeking a natural option.
Natural deodorant transition tips
Switching from antiperspirant to natural deodorant can come with an adjustment period. Your body may need time to detox from aluminum-based products, and you might notice increased odor or moisture at first. This is normal and temporary. To ease the transition, apply Lemongrass Deodorant consistently, keep underarms clean, and consider a mid-day refresh if needed. Avoid using harsh soaps or scrubs that can irritate skin.
Avoiding common application mistakes
One frequent mistake is applying deodorant to damp skin—always dry thoroughly first. Another is using too much product, which can cause buildup and reduce effectiveness. Also, avoid applying right after shaving if your skin is sensitive; wait until any irritation subsides. Finally, don't forget to reapply after intense activity or if you're in a humid environment.
Sensitive skin considerations
If you have sensitive skin, Lemongrass Deodorant's formula with finer-grain baking soda is designed to be gentler. However, everyone's skin is different. Do a patch test on a small area before full application. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. For best results, apply to dry, intact skin and avoid layering with other potentially irritating products.
Choosing the right size
Lemongrass Deodorant comes in a 1.7 oz size, which is convenient for daily use and travel. If you're new to the product, this size lets you try it without committing to a larger format. For regular use, you may want to keep a spare on hand so you never run out.
