Will Native Deodorant Stain Clothes?

Will Native Deodorant Stain Clothes?

Native Natural Deodorant
When aluminum compounds react with sweat, they create yellow and white patches on your clothes. Native Natural Deodorant does not contain aluminum, making it a non-staining deodorant.

Why is Native deodorant staining my clothes?

Typically, in natural deodorants, this kind of stain is caused by the powdery, dry ingredients mixed in to help mattify the oils. If a damp cloth or dryer sheet doesn't do it, a light, regular washing will do the trick.

How do you get Native deodorant out of clothes?

It's not like traditional antiperspirant in that way. But if your tops are already stained, you can create a paste of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide, let it sit on the stain for 5 minutes, then wash!

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