Re:Deodorants, perfumes, soaps pollute air at levels as high...
by libdong on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:08PM
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> It's not toxic, and simple to test on yourself, and you've probably already got a bottle of lemon juice in the refrigerator.
Lemon juice contains a vast array of different chemicals, some of which may be phototoxic. It also releases VOCs (e.g. terpenes). I don't know how much compared to your average deodorant, though.
Re:Deodorants, perfumes, soaps pollute air at levels as high...
by dandelany on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:28PM
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I don’t think phototoxicity is much of a concern for something meant to be applied to one’s armpits...
Re:Deodorants, perfumes, soaps pollute air at levels as high...
by blacksmith_tb on Friday February 16, 2018 @03:51PM
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I would think the sugar in lemon juice might be a little sticky (presumably the bacteria in that environment aren't used to having fructose)? Likely to decrease the pH you could use vinegar, among other things.
It's not toxic, and simple to test on yourself, and you've probably already got a bottle of lemon juice in the refrigerator.