Secret Aluminum Free Deodorant for Women, Cherry Blossom, 2.4 oz (Pack of 3)

its not suitable for sensitive skin, it makes my underarms rush

Everyone compliments my scent ever since I started using this

I like it

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Most effective odor control ever, but have white residue.

Better for you! Stop using deodorant with aluminum in it! This was on sale so I got it for a great price too! First time I used it I was impressed by the smooth feel and the wonderful scent. I’ve never tried Vanilla before and it’s soft and perfect really! Buy this product and you won’t be disappointed with those other brands that are way way overpriced and melt like lotion going on and piss you off when you see a ton of product (that you have to wipe off so you can get the cap back on) all over the rim of the item after applying! Won’t name the other brand but it had pink on the white container and had a rose scent that wasn’t great, was a lot more expensive than this was !! So happy I found this product because I threw away the other one! Buy this and you won’t be disappointed! 😉

Excelente producto, el único que si funciona para las personas que no queremos desodorantes con aluminio y sin parabenos

"HIGHLY" recommended & dermatologist recommended as well!! Nice fragrant scent w/out all those harsh chemicals!! "PRICE IS HIGHER" THAN MOST "BUT" WELL WORTH IT FOR A HEALTHIER BODY This is "COPIED & PASTED" for those that "DO NOT" understand "WHY" aluminum free is best for you & your body~ Aluminum-free deodorant can make you smell because your body is going through a temporary "DETOX" phase after years of "BLOCKED" sweat glands, releasing built-up toxins and rebalancing natural bacteria, which often results in stronger odor for a few weeks as your sweat glands clear and adjust to a new normal. You might also need to find a different formula or scent, as effectiveness varies by individual body chemistry, or you might be applying it incorrectly. THE "ARMPIT DETOX" EXPLAINED Clearing Blocked Glands: Aluminum in antiperspirants plugs sweat ducts; when you stop using it, your body releases trapped waste, leading to increased moisture and odor as your glands "unclog". Bacterial Shift: Your skin's natural bacteria, used to dealing with aluminum-blocked sweat, needs time to adjust to the new environment, causing different (and sometimes stronger) smells as they break down sweat acids. Temporary Phase: This detox period usually lasts a few weeks (2-4 weeks is common), and your body eventually regulates itself. WHAT TO DO: Be Patient: Stick with it; the initial strong odor is a sign your body is adjusting, not failing. Detox: Consider an armpit clay mask or using antibacterial soap to help speed up the process. Reapply: Carry your deodorant for touch-ups during the day, especially in the first few weeks. Check Your Diet: Diet changes (like reducing red meat) can affect body odor, say. Find the Right Product: If the smell persists after a month, you might need to try a different natural deodorant formula or scent, as some work better with different body chemistries. Dry Application: Ensure your underarms are completely dry before applying.