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I think this is the first time I've added the Tea Tree Oil to the deodorant in a long time (I had taken it out as a suspect for the cause of irritation for some people. In the end, I think it was the baking soda. And then I stopped having any on hand so stopped putting it in) and I think the amount might be a little high. The scent overpowers the lavender/rosemary and although the deodorant doesn't ''seem'' to irritate, I think the smell has a psychological stinging effect. | I think this is the first time I've added the Tea Tree Oil to the deodorant in a long time (I had taken it out as a suspect for the cause of irritation for some people. In the end, I think it was just the baking soda. And then I stopped having any on hand so stopped putting it in) and I think the amount might be a little high. The scent overpowers the lavender/rosemary and although the deodorant doesn't ''seem'' to irritate, I think the smell has a psychological stinging effect. | ||
The next batch (in million years from now), I'm going to try putting only half a tablespoon in and see how that is. | The next batch (in million years from now), I'm going to try putting only half a tablespoon in and see how that is. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:24, 4 September 2016
I think this is the first time I've added the Tea Tree Oil to the deodorant in a long time (I had taken it out as a suspect for the cause of irritation for some people. In the end, I think it was just the baking soda. And then I stopped having any on hand so stopped putting it in) and I think the amount might be a little high. The scent overpowers the lavender/rosemary and although the deodorant doesn't seem to irritate, I think the smell has a psychological stinging effect.
The next batch (in million years from now), I'm going to try putting only half a tablespoon in and see how that is.