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Bi Carb in Glass Jar 100g

Bi Carb in Glass Jar 100g

vegan palm oil free

Our bi-carb is pure and naturally-ocurring with no fillers, and is not made in a lab unlike much commercial bi carb. Free from aluminimun. Sodium bicarbonate has antifungal and antiseptic properties. It is a natural deodoriser.

Ideal for making DIY deodorant, bath bombs and toothpaste (see DIY toothpaste recipe below).   Packaged in a reusable glass jar with steel screw top lid. 100g.

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$4.95

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Properties

Sodium bicarbonate (bi-carb, baking soda), a natural substance that is crystalline but often appears as a fine powder. It is a component of the mineral natron, and is found dissolved in many mineral springs. This alkaline substance has antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. It is a natural deodoriser.

Applications

  • Teeth whitening
  • Fights pimples
  • Balances PH levels to improve and maintain an even, clear complexion
  • Exfoliating, and helps to remove dead skin cells
  • Excellent in face masks
  • Used in deodorant recipes due to its odour absorbing ability
  • Treats dandruff

Use

*NOTE: Some people are sensitive to bi carb in deodorants. We recommend to test a small amount on your wrist before using in DIY skin care recipes. Magnesium oil can be used in its place, also, with less bacteria-killing effectiveness Corn starch or Arrowroot.
 
Origin - USA
 

Make your own zero waste, DIY skin care to save money and save packaging waste

Looking to get back to basics, eliminate waste, save money, and know exactly what you are putting on your skin?  As well as online here, all the Biome stores offer a range of these raw ingredients in convenient size reusable glass jars, while our Naked Beauty Bar at the Balmoral store (216 Riding Road) offers these and more natural ingredients in bulk, so you can buy just the amount you need.  Bring your own glass jars or choose from our containers to suit.

Make your own toothpaste recipe

There are many DIY toothpaste recipes on the web.  Here's one that can be adapted to your taste.

In a small glass jar (like the one supplied with this ingredient), add about 1/4 cup of softened coconut oil and mix in 2 tablespoons of Bi Carbonate of Soda to desired toothpaste consistency.  Thoroughly mix in 3 or more drops of organic Stevia liquid for sweetness and 10 drops of Peppermint essential oil - adjusting both to your taste. 
 
For variations you can add a very small amount of Activated Charcoal to detoxify the mouth and help whitening teeth, and or Bentonite clay to assist with re-mineralising the teeth enamel. Of course, this is not medical advice and you should always consult a Dentist for any dental care issue.
 

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    By (NEWSTEAD, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Bi Carb in Glass Jar 100g) :
    (5/5) 

    DIY deodorant

    I was using ‘no pong’ deodorant and loved it so much I wanted to try and make my own, I have now been making my own deodorant for 4/5 months and love it. I have been making it using bi-carb, cornstarch, beeswax beads, coconut oil and lavender oil that I have purchaced all through biome.

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    By (Albion Park, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Bi Carb in Glass Jar 100g) :
    (5/5) 

    So useful

    Use for DIYs like deodorant, dry shampoo, toothpaste, cleaning etc!

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    By (Urraween, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Bi Carb in Glass Jar 100g) :
    (5/5) 

    Lovely little jar

    I have used this to make a Biome recipe deodorant and am very happy with how easy it is to use. The jar has a nice wide mouth, making it easy to measure out however much you need. The jar is a lovely design, which I will keep and re-use.

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