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Ingredients in your deodorant

Ingredients in your deodorant

Every day we apply deodorant to one of the most sensitive parts of our body – the underarms. But do you really know what’s inside your deodorant or antiperspirant? Why some ingredients can irritate your skin, and which ones work naturally and safely?

In this article, we’ll walk you through the most common ingredients to watch out for – and introduce you to a natural alternative that actually works.


1. Aluminum salts

Used in antiperspirants to block sweat glands and stop perspiration.

  • The problem: Sweating is a natural detox process. Blocking pores may lead to irritation or redness.

  • Tip: If you want to reduce odor (not stop sweating itself), go for a deodorant without aluminum.


2. Parabens

Preservatives that extend shelf life.

  • The problem: Some studies link parabens to hormone imbalance.

  • Tip: Choose deodorants with natural preservatives like vitamin E or plant extracts.


3. Synthetic fragrances & phthalates

They give scent, but often contain dozens of hidden chemicals.

  • The problem: Common allergens → itching, eczema, headaches.

  • Tip: Look for deodorants scented with essential oils or fragrance-free options if you have sensitive skin.


4. ZINDEO – The natural alternative that works

The good news is that ZINDEO is not a compromise. Its modern, proven formula combines efficiency with skin-friendliness.

  • Zinc → neutralizes odor.

  • Plant oils → nourish and protect the skin.

  • Herbal extracts → provide natural antibacterial effects.

✨ The result is a luxurious natural deodorant, aluminum-free and free from harsh chemicals. Made in Slovakia, dermatologically tested, and gentle to both skin and nature.


Conclusion

When choosing your deodorant, don’t just look at the brand or the fragrance – check the ingredients list. The shorter and more understandable it is, the better for your body.

Discover ZINDEO ↗ and give your skin the confidence it deserves.

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