Arm & Hammer Essentials Deodorant Rosemary Lavender 2.5oz Pack of 3

I get allergic reactions to a lot of deodorants and arm and hammer never gives me that issue. It doesn’t stain; doesn’t feel sticky, and reduces odor nicely. It doesn’t really reduce sweat but that’s because it’s not an antiperspirant which would make it irritating for me. Great quality deodorant and I’ll probably never switch!

After old spice started burning my armpits I made a switch to something less artificial. This deodorant lasts a long time, smells so insanely good, and causes no discomfort at all for me when so many others do.

After going through multiple store brand feminine deodorants like Secret, and eventually getting tired of accidentally getting ‘chalk marks’ on my shirts when applying said deodorant, I wanted to make the switch to a healthier gel deodorant. I used my husband’s Old Spice gel deodorants for a long time, but they ended up giving us BOTH bad chemical burns in our armpits! So painful! Then I found this stuff and parsed through the reviews. Well it’s all I’ve been using for 2 years now, and my husband uses it too! I love that it comes in a 3 pack which lasts us about 6 months. Gel deodorants do tend to run out quicker I find, but we apply it liberally and my husband reapplies multiple times a day (we live in Florida, he works partially outside). I only need to apply it once a day. It doesn’t give us armpit rashes so far, smells good, lasts a long time for me and does NOT leave stains or chalk marks on your clothes.

Best and most consistent non-aluminum deodorant out there. The smell is neutral and compliments both men and women.

Works well. Not sure if I love the smell. It's a little too masculine.

Works well.

They worked for a while for me but this is not something that I can use long term it just didn't suit my needs

I used Degree for about 40 years and recently started having issues with it. My arms would itch really bad and I'd get a rash after it was on for a day. I tried a few different brands and was bummed that they didn't work and they cost about $12-14 for one stick. Native, or Naive as I like to call it is one of the over-priced wastes of money. This Arm and Hammer came with three sticks for the price of one of the Native. It is a cold Feb and it's been working good. My hope is that it can hold up to the Summer months. Time will tell, so far so good.