Here at Cleo+Coco we are laying out your guide to surviving the summer months with natural deodorant. 

Transitioning to natural deodorant can be a great choice for those looking to reduce their exposure to harmful chemicals and improve their overall skin health. However, it can also be a big adjustment, especially if you have been using conventional deodorants for a long time. By properly preparing your skin with steps like cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturizing, you can help to make the transition smoother and more comfortable.

You may have just found out you’re pregnant and though you are excited to bring a new addition to the family, it can also be a time of increased concern for the safety and health of both mother and baby. One area of concern that has been gaining attention in recent years is the use of beauty and personal care products during pregnancy. With the rise of the clean beauty movement, many expectant mothers are looking for ways to minimize their exposure to potentially harmful chemicals and ingredients in these products.

Cleo+Coco's mission is to deliver safe, effective and clean products that support your body without using harmful ingredients; this includes advocating for breast cancer awareness and shedding light on harmful ingredients in personal care companies as well as helping keep you informed to prevent exposure to harmful chemicals in household  + personal personal care products. 

One of my motivations in developing Cleo+Coco products was to provide products that I felt were safe for my pregnant/nursing self and now my pre-teen children to use. That meant minimizing our exposure to toxic chemicals, synthetic fragrances, aluminum, and talc.

It’s hard to define which products are healthy enough to use on your body. If you don't follow beauty industry news, you may not have seen the recent studies outlining Proctor & Gambles recall of 18 Secret and Old Spice aerosol spray deodorants after a harmful carcinogen called Benzene was found in over 50% of spray deodorants.

The fear of sweating starts somewhere around middle school when sweat stains and body odor become embarrassing. The solution in those coming of age...