To fully benefit in this product, that particular area of the skin and your belongings that will be in contact with the skin should also be clean. It’s possible for an unpleasant odor to still occur if the sweat is very excessive. But for average people, Milcu performs well. I can also vouch of its effectiveness since it works better compared to other products I’ve tried before. It only consists of 2 ingredients yet it works way more than other deodorizing product.
It’s plain, it’s effective yet its being “natural” is vague to me. Natural doesn’t guarantee safety. Fewer people can still have allergy reaction even with natural products. Still, the good thing about Milcu that I like most is that it’s plainer compared to other deodorants I know.
Bacteria can’t survive in the presence of Tawas. Here are some of the possible way of how it works:
- Killing bacteria
- Neutralizing the odor
- Changing pH of the skin
It doesn't have any strong smell. Perhaps you can smell the subtle scent of tawas if you have a very sensitive nose. The particles are bigger and less smoother/less softer than typical powders. The talc made it less coarse.
The powder is ¾ the size of bottle. The holes are sealed and big but gives it more control.
-Cheap
-Doesn’t darken skin
-Doesn’t stain clothes
-Effective
Cons:
-Not an antiperspirant
Some concern that still needs clarification
1. If alum and aluminum is the same
2. If aluminum chlorohydrate is harmful, then how different potassium aluminum is?
3. How tawas really works in eliminating bacteria.
Repurchase: Yes
Rate: 4/5. Not perfect since there's still a lot of things I want to know about the ingredients.
Recommend: Yes. But take the risk and educate yourself.
Don't use products in broken skin and be careful of things you
sniff.
"Crystal" deodorant stones, which are a popular natural deodorant alternative often used by health-conscious shoppers looking to avoid aluminum, often claim to be aluminum-free, but some actually contain a different type of compound known as an alum, the most common form being potassium alum, also known as potassium aluminum sulfate.
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