Experiment with it. What I provided is a basic recipe plus the Oxine solution.. The amount of Borax and Washing soda (not baking soda) can be adjusted. Sometimes I'll add more borax to the mix. A while ago, I experimented with adding glycerin to the mix. I didn't really see a marked advantage. Other times. I've added an organic aromatic oil to the mix. This tends to up the price a bit. So to me, it gravitates to work against my end goal of reducing costs and not feeding the beast (Big Box Top corporations).

I also make my own deodorant, hand soap, and toothpaste. I've done this for many years now. My wife loves the deodorant. It's non-toxic and all natural. Commercial deodorants may have toxic ingredients. The underarm area is a vital area and part of the excretory system for purging the body of waste. Commercial deodorants are suspect in damaging the axillary nodes located in the underside of the arm and circulates lymph in the breast, chest, and upper abdomen. Women are especially vulnerable to toxins like aluminium salts leading to breast cancers. The second leading cancer in men is breast cancer. It's something to think about even for men. The corporate media and its online paid choir gives us yet another example of covering up the cancer relationship of aluminium salts in commercial deodorants.