Wild Rose Deodorant 30ml

Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant is in a pump-action spray and helps counteract unpleasant body odours without inhibiting the important functions of the skin. Free from aluminium salts, this fine spray dries within seconds leaving no stickiness. Contains Wild Rose Leaf extract, known for it's refreshing and mildly astringent properties.

Tip: can be used on the feet to refresh and revitalise - especially in the summer months.

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INCI: Alcohol, Water (Aqua), Fragrance (Parfum:)*, Limonene*, Linalool*, Citronellol*, Benzyl Alcohol*, Benzyl Benzoate*, Benzyl Salicylat*, Geranoil*, Citral*, Eugenol*, Farnesol*, Rose Moschata Leaf Extract, Rose Damascena Extract, Glycerin, Ammonium Glycyrrhizate. * from natural essential oils.

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In the morning after washing or at any time of the day. For most people one application lasts all day. The natural formulation can be used when required, up to three times a day or use as a fragrant body mist. Do not spray in the direction of the eyes or mucus membranes.

Recycling tip: The bottles, with their spray diffusers make good plant sprays when empty.

The Sun Newspaper, 19 January 2012. Feature: I ditched my deodorant to lower rick of breast cancer by Cancer Specialist Philippa Darbre. What they say? Most women have been using make-up and deodorant for years without a second thought. But new research might make you think twice. Parabens, a chemical used in cosmetics, toiletries and some food products to prolong shelf-life, has been found in tumours taken from breast cancer patients. Dr Philippa Darbre, reader in oncology at the University of Reading, has spent years studying parabens and how they get into the body. She says: ‘Parabens can mimic the action of oestrogen and there is a link between oestrogen and breast cancer’. Here she tells Lynsey Haywood why she stopped using deodorant 15 years ago. Sun Health. Your cut-out-and keep guide to paraben-free products. Deodorants. Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant.

RED Magazine, November 2011. Feature: Health Notebook by Brigid Moss. What they say? This month Brigid has been: ENCOURAGING people to help those waiting for organ transplants and register online at organdonation.nhs.uk; SPRAYING Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant . .

OK! Magazine, October 2011. Feature 5 of the best Aluminium-free deodorants. What they say? 1 Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant. Uses natural essential oils, herbal extracts and organic alcohol to neutralise bacteria and prevent odour.

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Celebrity Fans: Kate Hudson (actress)

After receiving the latest catalogue from Weleda I would like to recommend your products to new and old users. I discovered Weleda products last year when I was living in Portland, Oregon in the USA. I was 12 weeks pregnant and developed a serious skin infection that resulted in abscesses forming under my arms.

After being treated in hospital, my carer suggested I use a natural deodorant with a spray nozzle rather than well known brands of antiperspirants which I normally applied.

I came across Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant in a store that sold organic food and other natural cosmetics and households products in one of the wonderful neighbourhoods in SE Portland close to my yoga school. It may be a coincidence, but I have had no skin infections under my arms since I started using the product and I did not have to worry about the effects of unnatural chemicals being sprayed into the air on my unborn baby.

When I returned to the UK earlier this year I searched for the Weleda website on the internet and had the deodrant sent to me directly. I'm still using it and I would recommend Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant to anyone who suffers from the same problem or any mums to be with the same worries. It has a lovely smell and works whether you are working out at the gym or riding a horse! Thank you!

R. White, Lancashire

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