Finally, a natural organic deodorant is strong enough for a man with all the essential vitamins needed to nourish, heal, and improve your skin balance while combating odor, and underarm perspiration and formulated with no synthetic ingredients. It is specially infused with Mandelic acid known to combat odor without blocking your essential sweat glands, smooth bumpy skin, improve wrinkles, and reduce the appearance of dark underarms. It comes in six essential fragrances that will embrace the lure of nature while giving you the comfort and confidence to conquer your day.
Product Features:
- No Aluminum, Aluminum-based compounds, anti-perspirants working to block sweat glands, Triclosan, Parabens, Propylene Glycol (and other petrochemicals), and Synthetic Fragrances
- No animal testing
- Odor-fighting oils combine to keep you smelling sweet all day, including Mandelic Acid, Cypress, and Tea Tree Essential Oils
- Sweet Almond and Coconut Oils are excellent emollients, keeping underarm skin soothed and happy
- Beeswax and Cocoa Butter help lock in moisture while providing shape to the deodorant
- Vitamin E and Rosemary Leaf Extract provide antioxidants and stability to the formula, preventing rancidity
- For the best result to combat order, it is suggested that you remove all underarm hair to apply to clean skin
- Will not burn skin because it DOES NOT have baking soda or by-products
- Lightly scented for your everyday pleasure
- Infused with Niacinamide which brightens the appearance of dark spots and protects against odor-causing bacteria
- Natural Vanilla and other organic extracts
- Apply to clean dry skin, safe for teens, adults, and every use
Net Weight: 2.65 oz. oval barrel
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