OU DIY set cosmetics - toothpaste, deodorant and mouthwash

If you've made it yourself, you know what's in it! Do it yourself is experiencing a revolution that we can be proud of. No more shelves full of plastic packaging, behind which dangerous substances are often hidden whose names we can hardly pronounce. We also have a simple solution for you in the cosmetics sector: with our DIY cosmetics starter set, you can make your own toothpaste, mouthwash and deodorant in no time at all.

This DIY kit includes:

• 500 g of baking soda, is responsible for neutralizing odors, has an antibacterial effect and naturally whitens teeth
• 100 g starch, is used as a thickener so that the deodorant becomes a cream (tip: for a deodorant spray, simply leave out the starch),
• 100 g coconut oil, contains many amino acids, vitamins & trace elements that have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects
• 50 g xylitol, reduces the amount of caries-causing bacteria and hardens tooth enamel
• 10 ml peppermint oil, as a natural essential oil for a fresh scent in your cosmetic products
• recipe booklet with instructions

The set also includes a glass deodorant roller that you can refill with your homemade deodorant cream.
Our DIY recipe cards also save you valuable hours of research and tell you clearly: This is the best way to do it!

The ingredients in the sets all come from controlled organic farming. Our sets are bottled in Germany. The set is sufficient for several months of consumption.

We will include the individual products loose with your order if zero waste is important to you. You can also receive the products in a suitable box if you want to give the cosmetic set as a gift or store it in one.

Shipping weight: 1.5kg

OUP is the nickname of our own brand. We stand for real sustainability, with a Berlin accent and no green marketing tricks. Whenever none of the Rs is an option for you (reuse, repair, refuse), we want to offer you a sustainable option. And instead of always trying to have the hippest and coolest marketing campaign in town, we save the advertising budget and try to concentrate on offering truly sustainable products, improving them step by step and, at the same time, explaining transparently how the product was created and what compromises we may have made. To do this, we not only examine the supply chain and materials down to the smallest detail, we also calculate the global warming potential for all products. Deal?