It's not, and regardless, the molecules are too large to pass into the
bloodstream or be absorbed. Unlike the AC used in commercial ones, with
molecule size that readily passes into the bloodstream. At least from
what I heard.
I will perfect a deodorant soon, it hasn't been a priority because I
don't even wear it half the time. I use soap I make that kills odors,
and lasts a long time.
sol wrote:
bodhisattva wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tawas-Starter-Crystal-/300363223336?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_HeathBeauty_BathShowCons_RL&hash=item45ef0b1128
The ebay site above claims that the potassium alum in their deodorant
stones is "nothing to do with aluminum"
however I also found this site which says potassium alum IS a salt of
aluminum.
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Chemistry-including-Biochemistry-1355/Potassium-Alum.htm
Other sites claim the form of aluminum is what is important, and that
the aluminum chlorhydrate used in antiperspirants is the "bad" kind
and potassium alum is ok. I personally use a deodorant stone with
potassium alum, but I do believe it IS aluminum.
sol
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