🥃 Cremo Bourbon & Oak Aluminum-Free Deodorant for Long-Lasting Sweat and Odor Protection, 2.65 Oz. Review

As I got older I became quite sensitive to deodorants. Even some all-natural brands cause armpit rashes. This deodorant smells *AMAZING*, lasts all day (you might need a little touch-up before you run out), and doesn't break out. Good product!

The price is very expensive. Koln is good, but paying twice as much for it as other brands of the same brand is unforgivable. Also, I needed tongs to lift the product for the first use. Probably this fragrance will not appear again, especially at this price. Other fragrances from this company are MUCH better and cheaper.

I'm just one of those guys that needs some aluminum in the deodorant to keep the smell of BO at bay. It's a pleasant smelling product when you apply it, but it's almost too light in the fragrance department. It doesn't seem to withstand heavy sweating, at least for me. The smell of pine cedar goes away at dinner, and my shirts smell great at dinner. I really, really wanted to like it, but for those close enough to put up with the smell of sweat, I'm going back to Brut deodorant with 19%…

I don't like aluminum antiperspirants, so I'm looking for normal deodorants with a pleasant scent. Ever since AX phased out their vanilla and oud wood - whatever it is - I've discovered this product that I'll be using as long as Cremo keeps making it. Oh yeah, number three is Every Man Jack Cedarwood, which isn't too bad either.

I love the smell and will continue to use this scent of their shower gel for the foreseeable future because it's great. Thickness? Viscosity? The product itself makes it less comfortable to apply than my usual approach as it kind of tugs and tugs at my skin. I will finish the stick completely but probably won't buy it again.

I'm just one of those guys who needs a bit of aluminum in their deodorant to keep the bizarre BO smell at bay. It's a pleasant smelling product when you apply it, but it's almost too light in the fragrance department. It doesn't seem to withstand heavy sweating, at least for me. The smell of pine cedar goes away at dinner, and my shirts smell great at dinner. I really, really wanted to like it, but for those close enough to put up with the smell of sweat, I'm going back to Brut deodorant with…

I tried two of these fragrances, a mix of Bourbon Oak and Reserve. The oaky scent is fantastic, with a very masculine woody-spicy note that I will probably buy again and again. The reserve blend was very disappointing, it is mainly a citrus scent with some oak vetiver if present. Between them, the oak seemed to last much longer than the reserve (which I had to reapply about 3 times a day and generally wasn't very effective). Unfortunately, none of these are half as effective at preventing odors