Lime in the role of an antiperspirant
August 16, 2016
Store antiperspirants have a lot of harmful chemicals. IN most of them active ingredient are salts aluminum whose job is controlling perspiration and reducing related body odor. After applying an antiperspirant salts they dissolve in sweat or moisture in the armpit. The effects of their widespread, long-term and increasing use remain unknown, especially in relation to the breasts, which are a local area of application. Clinical studies showing a disproportionately high incidence of breast cancer in the upper outer quarter of the breast, which may be associated with aluminum accumulation in this part of the body ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16045991/ ).
Are not known research results that clearly confirm that antiperspirants and the chemicals they contain - aluminum - are the main cause of breast cancer. However, if we can minimize the risk and replace harmful cosmetics with healthy ones the replacement is probably worth it try it.
Antiperspirant you can make it yourself at home or use a lime.
The lime smells fresh and gives an interesting taste to the drinks it is used with he adds. It also has the ability to kill bacteria and keeps it fresh for a long time.
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Lime
in the role of an antiperspirant
INGREDIENTS:
Lime (or lemon).
PROCEDURE:
Cut the lime into small pieces and refrigerate it - or you can squeeze the lime juice and use it on cotton pads.
Apply the lime juice directly to the skin in your armpits. Remember not to use lime juice after shaving your armpits - it will sting.
Wait for it to dry completely. Dress up and enjoy the freshness all day long, even in the hottest heat.
Avoid sun exposure or sunbathing while using the juice. Lime juice, just like lemon juice, when applied to the body and exposed to the sun causes stains on the body.
Reservation:
For each type proposed on this page surgery or recipe for a care product, always do a test to see if your skin is allergic on any of the ingredients of the preparation. This entry is for for information and education. It is not medical advice. If the skin does not respond well to any of the preparations proposed in the recipe you should break his use.