Deodorant

To get the best results from your natural deodorant, follow these tips for applying it to common areas that tend to sweat and odor:

1. Underarms
Start with clean, dry arms. Apply a thin, even layer of deodorant directly to the skin. Reapply as needed throughout the day, especially during periods of heavy sweating.

2. Skin folds
In areas such as under the breasts, around the belly, or other skin folds, gently apply deodorant to reduce moisture and prevent odor. Use sparingly to avoid product build-up.

3. Inner thighs
Gently rub deodorant onto inner thighs to reduce friction and control odor. Perfect for staying fresh during hot weather or physical activity.

4. Feet
For people with foot odor, apply deodorant to clean, dry soles of feet and between toes. It's a great option to keep feet fresh all day long.

5. Lower back
Sweat often collects in the lower back area. Apply a light layer to this area to promote cooling during hot days or during exercise.