Here are some key advantages of making the switch to an all natural deodorant:
Avoiding harsh chemicals. Natural deodorants are free of harsh chemicals such as aluminum, parabens, and synthetic fragrances. By choosing natural alternatives, you can minimize your exposure to these potentially harmful substances.

Chemical-laden, traditional deodorants tend to clog pores and make it harder for your body to sweat the way it needs to. Organic deodorant still helps to prevent odor by keeping natural bacteria from mixing with the salt and water on the skin while allowing your body to sweat the way it should.
 
Tips to Prepare for Natural Deodorant
Don't Be Afraid to Sweat. The aluminum in our deodorants clogs pores, blocking sweat. ... 
Prepare with an Underarm Mask. ... 
Exfoliate. ... 
Stay Hydrated. ... 
Keep Your Clothing Light. ... 
Freshen Up with Apple Cider Vinegar. ... 
Be Patient.
 
If you are just switching to natural deodorant, your body may need 1-3 weeks to adjust. But if you've been using antiperspirants your whole life, it could take a bit longer as the sweat glands in your underarms are going to go through quite the adjustment.
 
By the second- third week, the body odor will start to die down but you may notice more sweating than usual. This is your body doing a final sweat purge. You're almost at the finish line! Around week 4, your underarms are sweating less and smelling better.
 
Apply to clean, dry underarms. Do not apply to broken skin. Baking soda can cause, in some cases, irritation to sensitive skin types.
Thank you for giving my natural deodorant a try! You are on the right track giving up toxic modern day deodorants. The search for just the right natural deodorant can be frustrating. As much as I would love for my deodorant to work for everyone, it does not work for everyone. Give your body at least 7 days to adjust to the deodorant. Apply to dry and clean underarms. For folks with sensitive skin, baking soda can cause a rash.