Is this the same person/ebook? Only $15 on etsy
E-BOOK A Guide to Making Natural Deodorant New 2019 Update | Etsy
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Yes, that is the one!
Yes i saw that but 30.00 for an ebook is wicked. I will have to put aside some cash for a bit. I just started new car loan
Yes same one in etsy. But 21.00 for canadians. But definitely better than 30.00!
One of the reviewers said there were no recipe ingredients...does she not supply that? Or does the reviewer not understand?
Definitely the ingredients are included. I don't know what that reviewer could be talking about.
Ok Ali i am in. Will purchase next pay
This is what I'm going to be trying come fall/ winter when I start formulating deodorants.
I would try a magnesium and zinc ricinoleate recipe. I know a lot of suppliers have basic recipes with these ingredients at the moment.
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Have you heard of anyone using Miss Doyle’s recipe?
I’m also looking at this recipe, but I don’t want to get both. This one looks kind of complicated. Any idea from looking how it compares to the one you use? DIY Natural Deodorant Balm Baking Soda Free Vegan Formula | Etsy
For me, the recipe you referenced would require purchasing a lot of ingredients that I don't have around. So although the recipe price is cheaper, the total cost with ingredients would be much higher. I also can't stand anything with CO that goes on my skin (unless it is saponified, lol). For me, CO feels greasy, never absorbs, and yet makes my skin feel dry. Weird, because I like it in soap and in food. 
The e-book that I got has a bunch of different recipes, and also explains the use of each possible ingredient, so that you can choose to mix and match to suit your body chemistry. I chose to use mostly the ingredients that I had on hand, and the two versions I tried with those ingredients have worked very well for me.
Bottom line, the $22 e-book was a better option for me, since I didn't have to buy ingredients and got a bunch of recipes and explanations how to tweak them. I do plan to buy some of the ingredients for my next round since I've used up what I had on hand, but it was nice not to have to do that out of the gate.
But I hate to tell you which one to get, and then have you not like it. Deo is so personal and works differently for everyone. Have you read any of the deo threads on this forum? They are helpful.
The e-book that I got has a bunch of different recipes, and also explains the use of each possible ingredient, so that you can choose to mix and match to suit your body chemistry. I chose to use mostly the ingredients that I had on hand, and the two versions I tried with those ingredients have worked very well for me.
Bottom line, the $22 e-book was a better option for me, since I didn't have to buy ingredients and got a bunch of recipes and explanations how to tweak them. I do plan to buy some of the ingredients for my next round since I've used up what I had on hand, but it was nice not to have to do that out of the gate.
But I hate to tell you which one to get, and then have you not like it. Deo is so personal and works differently for everyone. Have you read any of the deo threads on this forum? They are helpful.
Yes, they are both addressed
Thanks so much! I just bought it. Yay!Yes, they are both addressed
Ordered some cardboard push up tubes and some zinc ricolineate.Yes, they are both addressed
Awesome! I'm cheap and don't sell, so I reused our plastic deo containers.
Oh that’s smart! I don’t sell yet, but I’d like to some day.Awesome! I'm cheap and don't sell, so I reused our plastic deo containers.
Zinc Ricolineate and magnesium hydroxide are fantastic. In fact, Zinc Ricolineate was my final tweak that made a huge difference. Go figure, for 3 years my deo has been a very good seller, when I finally nailed the formula I go out of business. I have used Magnesium Hydroxide with Babassu since I started making it with who knows how many tweaks. I am almost considering making it in bulk and selling it.
Cardboard tubes get yucky especially with products like Deodorant and lip balms.
Cardboard tubes get yucky especially with products like Deodorant and lip balms.
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The brown cardboard tubes get yucky. But, the black wax coated ones have worked well for me. They don’t stain with every little smear of oil, and they hold up until the product is gone.
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