Solid body deodorant is a product that is used to control sweat odor and can help prevent odor causing bacteria. Here are a few steps to help you use solid body deodorant correctly:

• Cleanse the skin of the body. Make sure your skin is dry and clean before applying solid body deodorant.
• Solid body deodorants can be quite harsh and may require warming up before application. This can be done by simply applying it to the skin for a few seconds to soften it up a bit.
• Apply 2-3 strokes of your stick deodorant to clean, dry skin after showering. Start at the center of your armpit and work your way outward in all directions until it is completely covered. Reapply throughout the day as needed.
• Let solid body deodorant dry on your skin before putting on clothes or starting to exercise. This will help avoid leaving deodorant marks on your clothes and ensure that the deodorant works effectively for a long time.
• Repeat the process as needed. If you are physically active or in a hot and humid environment, you may need to reapply solid body deodorant to maintain its effectiveness.

• Beeswax We have added to our delicacy beeswax extracted from the honeycomb of Apis Mellifera bees. Thoroughly cleaned and bleached by hand, it is free of impurities from chemical cleaning. In composition, it is very close to sebum, which protects our skin from dehydration. Creating a comfortable thin film on the surface does not interfere with breathing and the elimination of toxins. It is also important that this natural wax is used to treat skin inflammations, burns, and wounds.
• Zea Mays Starch Cornstarch is used in deodorants to absorb excess moisture and reduce perspiration, thereby making you feel dry and comfortable. It also has the ability to eliminate the odor of sweat, making it ideal for use in natural deodorants.
  Using cornstarch in natural deodorants is one of the best ways to protect your skin from sweat and odor without disturbing your natural perspiration process.
  Additionally, it is worth noting that cornstarch is also a gelling agent that gives the texture of the deodorant the desired consistency. Thanks to this, the deodorant is easily applied to the skin and spreads well without leaving greasy marks or a sticky feeling.
• Cetyl Alcohol A fatty alcohol often used in cosmetic products as an emulsifier and stabilizer. In natural deodorants, it is used to add texture and consistency to the product, as well as to increase its longevity.
  Despite the name, Cetyl Alcohol is not alcohol in the usual sense of the word and does not have aggressive properties such as dehydrating the skin. It is made from vegetable oils and coconut oil fats, and does not contain harmful chemicals.
  Cetyl Alcohol has a soft texture and is perfectly absorbed into the skin, making the deodorant smooth and soft. It can also help protect the skin from dehydration and irritation due to its moisturizing properties.
• Kaolin (White Clay) We gathered white volcanic clay in the crater of the volcano Batur Bali to share with you the magic of Asian health and beauty. It has excellent absorption capacity and absorbs dirt efficiently from the skin, scraping and narrowing the pores. Silicon, magnesium, and zinc contained in volcanic clay entirely and quickly remove facial swelling and give a sense of freshness. By the way, this feeling is sincere and clean. After all, after the action of clay, the skin gets rid of toxins and toxins and starts to breathe freely and easily - each time, ideally purified.
• Zinc Ricinoleate It is a zinc salt that is made from castor oil. It is widely used in natural deodorants for its ability to remove sweat-related odors and make deodorants more effective.
  Zinc Ricinoleate works by binding to odor molecules produced by bacteria on the skin during sweating. It does not kill bacteria, but simply removes the odors they create.
  Overall, Zinc Ricinoleate is an effective and safe ingredient that helps eliminate sweat odor and provides freshness throughout the day.
• Coco-Caprylate (Coco Silicone) Coco-Caprylate is a natural emollient, the ideal ingredient for creating the "green" cosmetic formulas without harmful synthetic silicones. Chemically, emollients are lipoids; in other words, these substances (such as natural oils, lipids, fatty alcohols, waxes, esters) resemble fat. Due to their action, cosmetics distribute over the skin smoothly. The skin absorbs it faster, leaving a pleasant, velvety feeling.
  However, all emollients are different. Using in cosmetic products only natural emollients of plant origin is highly important. In other cases, the risk of irritation, skin flaking, comedones' appearance, and allergic reactions can occur. Coco-caprylate is an ecologically and health-friendly product obtained from coconut oil. Helpful fatty acids in their composition soften, nourish, and moisturize the skin and hair, with no greasy nor heavy feeling.
  In the composition of shampoos, facial and body creams, lotions, and makeup, coco-caprylate acts as a conditioner; it gives the skin a well-groomed appearance and makes hair silky and shiny. It creates an invisible protective barrier on the surface, which prevents the evaporation of moisture. At the same time, coco-caprylate is biocompatible with skin lipids. It does not clog pores and does not interfere with natural oxygen metabolism.
• Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter (Cocoa) Who does not like to treat yourself to a chocolate bar? Cocoa - a source of endorphins and substances that return vigor and improve the nervous system. Active ingredients of cocoa butter moisturize and soften the skin, making it supple and smooth. They restore the lipid balance, smoothing wrinkles and crow's feet. Cocoa butter is effective in treating stretch marks, small scars, and the consequences of rash. Finally, cocoa protects the skin from chapping and dryness, and its fragrance brings joy, courage, and inspiration.
• Capryloyl Glycerin (Sebacic Acid Copolymer) The natural polymer of capryloyl glycerin and sebacic acid. The first is obtained from coconut oil, and sebacic acid from ricinoleic acid contained in castor oil. This natural combination has high emollient and moisture retention properties and is especially effective for dry and brittle hair. Makes them more elastic, gives them a natural shine, softness and radiance. This eco-friendly, biodegradable system is safe not only for humans but also for aquatic organisms.
• Diheptyl Succinate This ingredient is derived from castor or coconut oils. The combination of Diheptyl Succinate with the previous ingredient Capryloyl Glycerin (Sebacic Acid Copolymer) mimics the properties of silicone emollients and is a natural alternative to dimethicone, but of plant origin. This unique substance can be classified as a new generation of active cosmetic ingredients, safe, environmentally friendly, and effective.
• Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil (Geranium) Did you know that the popular home flower is also a spice? In Europe, geranium is added to the compote, biscuits are cooked with it, and cakes are decorated with sugared petals! Geranium oil has beneficial effects on sensitive and damaged skin, rejuvenates, and makes it soft and silky. Geranium oil regenerating the skin at the cellular level normalizes the work of glands, eliminates rashes, and effectively treats eczema and dermatitis. Subtlest floral fragrance relaxes envelops veil of blissful tranquility.
• Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil (Argan) Argan oil is obtained from the fruit of the argan tree, which is native to Morocco. This oil is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins and antioxidants. Argan oil can be used as an ingredient in natural cosmetics due to its beneficial properties for skin and hair.
  As an ingredient in cosmetics, argan oil has moisturizing and nourishing properties, improves skin texture and firmness, and softens and soothes irritated skin. It can also be used to protect the skin from external influences such as the sun's rays, pollution and other environmental factors.
• Cocos Nucifera Oil (Coconut) As the inhabitants of the tropics quench their thirst with coconut milk, your skin drinks life-giving water of coconut oil similarly. It is an excellent moisturizer and antiseptic. Its structure contains lauric acid, which is easily absorbed by the cells, nourishing the skin with vitamins E and K, valuable acids polyphenols, iron, and organic sulfur. They have an antioxidant, anti-fungal, and antibacterial effect, preserving the health and youthfulness of the skin. In turn, the scent of coconut pulp creates an atmosphere of warmth and optimism.
• Cananga Odorata Flower Oil (Ylang Ylang) Ylang Ylang is a tall tropical tree with signature yellow, pink or mauve flowers. The flowers have drooping, narrow petals - a bit like the tentacles of a starfish. Ylang Ylang also has green, shiny leaves. The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of fragrant flowers. The undisputed bestseller among fragrances, ylang ylang oil, fragrant, pleases with its treasures not only the senses but also the body. It has a beneficial effect on all skin types and gently evens, smoothes, moisturizes, and rejuvenates its surface. An ideal choice for mature, sensitive, and porous skin, it quickly rebalances the epidermis. The delicate floral fragrance is the perfect frame for the natural bodily scent. Directing your thoughts to the landscapes of tropical islands awakens a romantic mood and shares optimism.
• Michelia Alba Flower Oil (Magnolia) Magnolia has been preserved to our days almost intact from the time of the Cretaceous period. Meanwhile, magnolia is valued not only as an ornamental plant but also as a valuable medicine and beautician. Magnolia flower secretes beneficial essential oil, containing valuable unsaturated acids, such as peanut, linoleic, stearic, etc. It perfectly protects the skin from harmful UV rays. Moreover, this miraculous oil can reduce the damage already caused by ultraviolet light. Moreover, active substances of magnolia flowers slow down the destruction of collagen and elastane fibers, thereby preventing premature aging. Recent advanced research has proven that this oil helps smooth wrinkles and helps prevent photoaging of the skin.
• Calendula Officinalis Flower Oil Do you know that calendula is good not only for treatment but also for food? Cooks do not pass over its juicy young leaves and fragrant blossoms: it refines the taste of soups and salads and gives a joyful golden color to creams and baking. In cosmetology, this flower is a real magic wand for anyone who controls skin health.
  Calendula oil has antibacterial, disinfectant, and wound-healing effects on the skin due to triterpenes, salicylic and malic acids within its structure. It is ideal for all skin types and ages. Consider: the antiseptic properties of this oil deal with oily skin, removing inflammation and tightening the pores; soothing and softening properties help dry and sensitive skin fight peeling and irritation. Carotenoids, flavonoids, and fatty acids accelerate the process of epidermis cell renewal and protect the skin from an aggressive external environment. Calendula oil has a natural UV filter with a high degree of protection: it effectively eliminates the harmful effects of sun exposure and sharp icy air. In this oil, healing substances help to fight the vascular spiders and support the mature skin in good condition.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Why are nuts sometimes taste so good, or spinach, even broccoli? Why is it sometimes the best supper consists entirely of carrot salad, potatoes, cucumbers? These products contain the most amount of the vitamin E feminine chemical responsible for beauty and well-being! This powerful antioxidant slows photoaging and restores the skin's youthfulness, prevents the formation of free radicals, and restores skin elasticity and freshness. In addition, tocopherol enhances the protective properties of the epidermis, eliminates crashes, and improves the color - the skin becomes smooth, shiny, and bright!
• Zinc Oxide (not nano) ZnO is a pure natural mineral of high quality, which has a broad and diverse range of actions and can solve almost any cosmetic task. This sunblock agent reflects and scatters ultraviolet radiation and covers virtually all waves between 100 and 400 nm in length (UV-A and UV-B). It protects against sunburn and prevents premature ageing of the skin. Regulates the sebaceous glands, reducing the enzyme activity (5 alpha reductase), which provokes an increased sebum production. Especially effective for oily skin care and acne treatment. It has a soothing, anti-inflammatory, and antiseptic effect that promotes the rapid healing of wounds and abrasions, ideal for children's and sensitive skin
• Glyceryl Caprylate A complex monoester of glycerin and caprylic acid was created based on coconut oil, a natural emulsifier. Perfectly softens the skin, retains the moisture of the stratum corneum, has a pronounced nourishing effect and provides reliable protection against adverse environmental influences.
• Aniba Rosaeodora Wood Oil (Rosewood) The honorable Rose tree attracts its statuesque beauty and an especially flowering period when its crown turns into a pink cloud. Its ether oil moisturizes, softens, smoothes the skin, evens tone, and erases pigmentation and vascular pattern traces. It improves blood circulation, and the skin begins to radiate freshness. Increases its elasticity; the protective functions are activated, removing skin irritation, flaking and cracks. Complex aroma is similar to expensive perfumes. It also helps in finding peace of mind and inner harmony.
• Citrus Limon Peel Oil (Lemon) No cuisine in the world is absent of lemon use! Its refreshing juice brightens any dish or a drink. Lemon oil is obtained from fresh peels. Its value is to stimulate the growth of new cells, smooth out wrinkles, tone up tired and aging skin, "hide" the vascular net and whiten dark spots. Lemon oil also eliminates acne, tightens pores, soothes irritations, and smoothes texture. It perfectly dissolves the grease tube and stops the inflammation - an effective remedy for the treatment of herpes.
• Rosa Damascena Flower Oil (Rose) Oh, that marvelous rose! Its aroma is gentle, like the love itself, and full of passion, like the "The Thousand and One Nights" fairy tales. This flower was under the auspices of the goddess of love, Aphrodite, and ancient poets praised in songs its delicate beauty. From the ancient world to the present day, the fresh petals of Damask Rose, being collected with the first rays of dawn, are the source for the precious rose oil extract. It is worth its weight in gold at all times because rose oil is an absolute treasure-trove of beauty.
  Rose oil softens, nourishes, and moisturizes the skin, restores its tone, and improves complexion. Like almost all flower oils, it has a pronounced lifting effect. Natural antioxidants and antibacterial agents help deal with facial imperfections such as flaking, irritation, age spots, fine scars, and wrinkles. The vascular strengthening properties of rose oil well restore the vascular walls and blood circulation of the skin, eliminate spider veins, the unpleasant consequences of prolonged exposure to the sun, and reduce the harm that tobacco smoke causes to smokers' skin. The high concentration of vitamin C helps restore the skin's natural defenses and evens its surface. Its tannins have a mild sebum-regulating effect: they regulate sebum production, tighten pores and improve skin turgor.
• Glyceryl Undecylenate A vegetable monoester derived from glycerin and undecylenic acid. An emulsifier, a conditioner for skin and hair, has antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is a physiological factor for maintaining the acidic pH of the skin, which, in turn, affects the process of adequate keratinization, prevents excessive transepidermal loss of fluid and natural moisturizing factor (NMF).

Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight.