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Deodorant vs antiperspirant explained — No No Funk Natural Deodorant
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Deodorant vs Antiperspirant: What's Actually the Difference?

TL;DR: Antiperspirants block sweat, usually with aluminium salts. Deodorants — including No No Funk Natural Deodorant — target odour and leave your sweat glands doing exactly what they're designed ...

Natural DeodorantDoes Natural Deodorant Actually Work in Singapore's Humidity?

Does Natural Deodorant Actually Work in Singapore's Humidity?

TL;DR: Singapore's heat and humidity are the toughest test any deodorant will face, and most "natural" formulas simply weren't built for it. No No Funk Natural Deodorant uses magnesium hydroxide to...

Armpit DetoxThe Armpit Detox Myth (And What Actually Works)

The Armpit Detox Myth (And What Actually Works)

"Armpit detox" masks promise to pull toxins from your underarms before a natural deodorant can work. Dermatologists say that's not how your body works — here's what is.

Natural DeodorantSwitching to Natural Deodorant: What to Actually Expect

Switching to Natural Deodorant: What to Actually Expect

TL;DR: Moving from antiperspirant to a natural deodorant can feel different for the first week or two — that's normal, not a malfunction. Here's what's actually happening, why baking soda often mak...

IngredientsNeutralise vs Mask: The Deodorant Science Nobody Explains

Neutralise vs Mask: The Deodorant Science Nobody Explains

Most natural deodorants just mask odour with fragrance. See how zinc ricinoleate traps odour molecules and magnesium hydroxide neutralises them — the ingredient receipts behind No No Funk.

Baking Soda FreeWhy Natural Deodorant Gives You a Rash (And How to Stop It)

Why Natural Deodorant Gives You a Rash (And How to Stop It)

Baking soda is the most common cause of natural deodorant rash. Here's the dermatology-backed reason why — and the baking-soda-free formula that skips the irritation.