No sweat, no smell throughout the day.
This is really good and at the end of the day you can still smell the subtle scent of perfume on your body.
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I’m not impressed
The good: no aluminium, nice smell, keeps me fresh all dayThe bad: leaves white marks on clothing if applied before getting dressed, only 40 gramsThe ugly: it was finished all too soon. There’s 14 grams product leftover in the applicator when I scrubbed it out.I used another, Old brand for a long time and will return to it. Mitchum is good but for me it just misses too many boxes
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 June 2024
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 July 2024
When you get to the point where the deodorant stick has been extended out of the packaging as far as it will go, there is still a substantial amount left within the stick that cannot be used in the conventional way, i.e., applying on the armpits.
I thought the product was a bit expensive in the first place, so on this quiet morning I decided to weigh 'unusable' portion to see what percentage of the actual pack it is.
The contents in a brand new stick are 40g.
The unusable portion, scraped out of the dismantled packaging is 16g. so that is nearly 50% of this already quite expensive deodorant that is unusable in the conventional way. Yes, you can scrape the contents out by dismantling the packaging as I have done, and then apply it to your armpits with your fingers, but who wants to do that?
Like many people, I came to this product to find a deodorant free of aluminium, and was prepared to pay a bit more for this. But, because of the inability to easily use about 45% all of the contents, it becomes probably the most expensive deodorant on the market.
Poor value due to poor packaging.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 July 2024
The product is good enough but due to poor packaging it is impossible to use nearly 50% of the contents.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 July 2024
When you get to the point where the deodorant stick has been extended out of the packaging as far as it will go, there is still a substantial amount left within the stick that cannot be used in the conventional way, i.e., applying on the armpits.
I thought the product was a bit expensive in the first place, so on this quiet morning I decided to weigh 'unusable' portion to see what percentage of the actual pack it is.
The contents in a brand new stick are 40g.
The unusable portion, scraped out of the dismantled packaging is 16g. so that is nearly 50% of this already quite expensive deodorant that is unusable in the conventional way. Yes, you can scrape the contents out by dismantling the packaging as I have done, and then apply it to your armpits with your fingers, but who wants to do that?
Like many people, I came to this product to find a deodorant free of aluminium, and was prepared to pay a bit more for this. But, because of the inability to easily use about 45% all of the contents, it becomes probably the most expensive deodorant on the market.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 May 2024
