Fit Pit Love - Natural Deodorant (25ml/100ml) 25ml

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Fit Pit Love - Natural Deodorant (25ml/100ml) 25ml
Fit Pit
£4.00 at Lily & Loaf
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How does Fit Pit work? Fit Pit is a natural deodorant. It prevents body odour caused by bacteria. Sweat does not usually have much of an odour unless we have eaten something particularly odorous! It is bacteria on the skin that causes odour. Fit Pit subtly alters your skin’s natural pH to prevent bacteria from thriving. The Coconut oil and Shea Butter, moisturise and soothe your skin. Unlike some deodorants Fit Pit doesn’t just mask a bad smell, it actually prevents it. And unlike antiperspirants Fit Pit doesn’t block your sweat glands, which means your body can still remove toxins, making it even healthier for you. The result is beautifully soft and healthy underarms. Skin Microbiome Our skin, just like our gut, is home to friendly bacteria which protect us from infection and inflammation. These bacteria thrive on our sweat particularly in dark moist areas, like our armpits, this can result in odour.

At a glance

  • Shop: Lily & Loaf
  • Brand: Fit Pit
  • Price: £4.00
  • Unit price: £160.00/litre

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Good to know

  • Stop using it if you notice redness or itching, and try a bicarbonate free formula.
  • Natural deodorants do not stop sweat; wear breathable fabrics on busy days.
  • Try a 25ml jar first, then compare the price per ml of the larger jar.

Common questions

Why does natural deodorant sometimes cause a rash?

Bicarbonate of soda is the usual reason, especially on freshly shaved skin. Stop using it, let the skin calm down and try a bicarbonate free product. See a pharmacist if the rash does not clear.

Do antiperspirants cause breast cancer?

Cancer Research UK says there is no good evidence that antiperspirants or deodorants cause breast cancer. Choosing a natural deodorant is a personal preference rather than a medical need.

Read our guide: Deodorant

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