Your underarms aren’t just another patch of skin - they’re an area with high absorption and close proximity to lymph nodes. Deodorant is something you use daily, often without thinking about it. Ingredients matter here. Keep in mind that some people are sensitive to ingredients like baking soda.
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In warm, humid weather, KOSAS outperforms anything I've found. Normally, Primally Pure gets my top deodorant spot, but it starts to not work quite as well in the hot, humid Virginia summer. KOSAS uses AHA to keep the stink away, which makes this a powerhouse in the summer and for "super sweaters". It would likely be too drying or irritating in the cooler, dry months. I prefer fragrance free, but their scented options are non-toxic (I just don't like how they smell)
Kosas Sport
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Deodorant | for her
My top pick as well, it is Tallow based & has baking soda options and magnesium based options (baking soda free) for those sensitive.
baking soda & sensitive (baking soda free) options
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baking soda & sensitive (baking soda free) options
baking soda free option
baking soda & sensitive (baking soda free) options & plastic free glass jar available.
Sweat is a natural process, and odor is what we’re really trying to manage, and that comes from bacteria on the skin. This formula uses magnesium to help neutralize odor without blocking your pores like traditional antiperspirants.
Just Ingredients
other clean options:
Deodorant | for him
Tallow based & has baking soda options and magnesium based options (baking soda free) for those sensitive.
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baking soda & baking soda free formulas
eucalyptus & bergamot scent
lots of scent options, and sensitive (baking soda free) formulas!
baking soda free formula
4 different scents and an unscented option, all free from baking soda.
discloses all of their fragrance
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