Store your salt deodorant in a dry place. This simple practice ensures its longevity and effectiveness. For added convenience, consider using a breathable container like an unbleached cotton soap pouch.
Different Types of Salt Deodorants and Storage
While the core storage principle remains the same (a dry place), the specifics might vary slightly based on the deodorant's form:
- Stick Deodorants: After each use, wipe the stick to remove any moisture and then store it in a dry, cool area. Avoid excessively humid bathrooms.
- Crystal Deodorants: These often come in stone form. Similar to stick deodorants, keep them dry and in a well-ventilated area.
- Gel or Cream Deodorants: Ensure the container is tightly sealed to prevent drying or contamination. Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight.
- Spray Deodorants: Store upright in a cool, dry location. Avoid extreme temperatures.
Many natural salt deodorants, like those mentioned from brands such as Salt & Stone, Crystal, and others found at Whole Foods Market or online retailers like Amazon, benefit from the same storage principles. The goal is to prevent moisture from affecting the deodorant's efficacy.
