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So safe
it's drinkable!
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Product of Australia |
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Deodorant
Code: 93355 60ml
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Keeps you fresh and dry |
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Controls odour causing bacteria |
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Plant-based ingredients |
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Naturally preserved |
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Light and fresh scent
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blend of ingredients! |
This
unique formulation contains a powerful blend of Australian lemon myrtle,
witch hazel and hops extract. These ingredients inhibit the growth
of bacteria on the skin without blocking your sweat ducts.
The mild and non-sticky formulation consists of safe, food-grade ingredients
that are naturally preserved to provide a gentle yet effective protection.
It is also enriched with chamomile and aloe vera to keep your skin
healthy. |
| The
untold truth about antiperspirants! Why deodorants are the better
choice! |
Antiperspirants
unnaturally hinder perspiration and odour by blocking your pores with
aluminium compounds. The aluminium ions enter the cells and cause
them to swell. This will squeeze the sweat ducts closed preventing
sweat to be excreted.
Unlike antiperspirants, L'élan Vital Naturals Deodorant allows
perspiration (a natural and much-needed process of regulating body
temperature) but prevents odour by inhibiting the growth of bacteria.
It also absorbs moisture from the perspiration to keep you fresh as
a daisy. |
| Aluminium
exposure - Do you know the health risks? |
| Scientific
studies have shown that exposure to aluminium in antiperspirants can
be linked to diseases like breast cancer. According to research, continuous
topical application of antiperspirants may lead to a build-up of aluminium
content in breast tissue at the outer breast region. Research have
also shown that most breast cancers originate from the upper outer
region of the breast, |
which
is nearest to the underarms area where antiperspirants are usually
applied. [1] [2]
Reference:
[1] Christopher E, Charle, L.M, Lester B, Martin C, Polwart A., Darbre
P.D (2007),
Aluminium in human breast tissue. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry
101 (9), 1344-13346
[2] Darbre p.D (2001), Underarm Cosmetics are a Cause of Breast
Cancer. European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 10, 389-393
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| Studies
show that there is a significantly high number of female breast
cancer which originates from the upper, outer quadrant of the
breast. |
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