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Isopropyl alcohol emerges as a game-changer in the deodorant arena! Its innate antibacterial properties annihilate various odor-causing germs and bugs, making it a cost-effective alternative to mainstream deodorants. This guide unveils how to harness alcohol's deodorizing prowess effectively.
Procedures
Procure a bottle of 99% isopropyl alcohol.
You can acquire isopropyl alcohol from pharmacies or local stores. Any brand should suffice for this purpose.
Transfer the alcohol directly into a spray bottle.
Opt for a completely sterilized spray bottle to prevent any contamination. Direct application from the bottle can be tricky, so it's advisable to pour the alcohol into a small spray bottle for easier use as a deodorant.
Apply the alcohol spray to each underarm.
This application should maintain a fresh underarm scent. Feel free to reapply the alcohol spray whenever you desire a quick refresh.
Pointers
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The spray of isopropyl alcohol can effectively treat and/or eradicate bacterial issues in other areas of the body as well.
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Alternatively, grain alcohol can be utilized, but its legality varies among states.
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Before application, it's advisable to test each affected area with a small amount of spray to check for any potential skin sensitivities.
Cautions
- Ensure usage in a well-ventilated space; the fumes may pose health risks.
- Remember, isopropyl alcohol is strictly for topical antimicrobial purposes.
- Exercise caution as it is highly flammable and should be kept away from any potential sources of ignition, including heat, sparks, electrical equipment, fire, or flames.
- It serves as an effective antiseptic.
- Be mindful of potential skin sensitivities to isopropyl alcohol in certain areas.
