Maxalli Blog | Natural ingredients, science, and routines
In Mexico, the word "pomada" is often associated with pharmaceutical products that smell strong, contain medications or are made with petroleum derivatives. Many of these ointments contain petrolatum, mineral oil, menthol, camphor, corticosteroids or antibiotics, and although some have therapeutic functions, not all are suitable for daily cosmetic use.
Have you ever read the label of a traditional body cream? Water, alcohol, silicones, synthetic fragrances, questionable preservatives and an endless list of ingredients you don't understand. Many promise to moisturize, but in reality they only cover the skin without nourishing it. And if you have sensitive skin or simply want to avoid toxins, these formulas can be more harmful than helpful.
Not all lip balms are created equal. Many products claim to hydrate, but they are made with petrolatum, a petroleum derivative that only creates a barrier without truly nourishing. This can lead to chronic dryness and dependency.
In San Pedro Garza García, we are accustomed to seeking the best: good ingredients, good aesthetics, and results that really feel right. But when it comes to natural deodorants, most fall short. Either they don't last, they irritate, or they simply don't feel up to par.
If you live in Monterrey, Nuevo León and you're looking for a natural deodorant, you've probably already realized that not all of them work the same. Here, the heat is real, and so is the sweat, and many natural brands simply aren't made to withstand it. What they promise on Instagram doesn't always translate into results.
