All Natural Balm Deodorant with Aloe Vera Bicarbonate Free - Sensitive Skin

Some people can't stand baking soda or essential oils. Indeed, these ingredients can sometimes cause itching or even irritation on the most sensitive skin...

Their use is widespread in the formulation of natural solid deodorants. in fact, Endro uses them in its current deodorants, as they are highly effective against the development of bacteria and therefore unpleasant odors.

The problem today is that most natural deodorants without sodium bicarbonate are not really effective...Endro has therefore succeeded in creating 2 bicarbonate-free deodorants that are just as effective without essential oils as they are with them !

You will find them on our website :
- All Natural Balm Deodorant with Aloe Vera Bicarbonate Free - Sensitive Skin

- All Natural Balm Deodorant Bicarbonate Free Monoï Fragrance - Sensitive Skin

Contrary to popular belief, sweat is virtually odorless. So it's not perspiration itself that's responsible for unpleasant odours. It's actually bacteria that, when they consume it, produce odorous chemical compounds responsible for unpleasant body odors.

Endro deodorants are not antiperspirants, and do not prevent perspiration production. They enable the body to evacuate toxins while regulating itself naturally !

The “alcohol-free” label on deodorants refers to ethanol. Ethanol can dry out and sensitize the skin. All INCI “alcohol” names preceded by a word ending in “-yl” are fatty alcohols. Not all fatty alcohols have the same cosmetic use. They can be used as emulsifiers (which prevent two immiscible ingredients, such as water and oil, from separating), but also as emollients, to relax and soften the skin. Behenyl alcohol is therefore a fatty alcohol, the only thing it has in common with ethanol is the alcohol function (-oh) on the molecule. It acts as an emollient for the skin and increases the deodorant's resistance to heat.

In Cosmébio-labeled cosmetics, fatty alcohols are all of natural origin. There is no debate about their safety.

It's perfectly normal for some skin types to need time to adapt when switching to a natural deodorant. If you use a conventional deodorant, your skin needs to rid itself of accumulated toxins such as aluminum salts.In general, it takes the skin 2 weeks to 1 month to get used to natural deodorants.

A small amount of deodorant is enough to avoid white marks on clothing. Use the spatula to remove just the right amount of product. The finish should not be greasy or sticky, but rather leave a slightly powdery sensation thanks to cornstarch, which acts as a plant-based talcum powder.

Endro deodorants can be used from the age of 3. Children and teenagers (under 14) are advised to use Coconut or Sensitive Skin deodorants (without essential oils).

No, no Endro solid deodorant contains aluminum salts.

For hot weather or excessive perspiration, we recommend Palmarosa deodorants. They contain highly antibacterial essential oils to combat odor-causing bacteria.

With heat, Endro deodorants can liquefy and go out of phase (the coconut oil rises to the surface), so it's best to stir it with a spatula to make it homogeneous before putting it in the fridge to regain its balm texture !

Once opened, it can be stored for 14 months, away from heat and light.

Yes, this product is vegan and 100% natural. Endro uses no raw materials of animal origin, and as required by European regulations and their own ethics, they do not test on animals. In short, the finished products are not tested on animals, nor are the raw materials they are made from.