🌿 Natural Sensitive Skin Deodorant - Green Tidings Calendula & Sage (2.7oz, 3 Pack) Review

After using the original unscented version for about a year, I developed a painful underarm rash that made the area very dark. I figured it was most likely the baking soda, so I tried this version. The sensitive skin deodorant hasn't given me a rash so far, but I've found that it doesn't control odor as well as the original. At noon I have to apply again, otherwise it starts to smell (I didn't have this problem at all with the original). To remedy this, I applied it to sensitive skin and then…

I've been using Green Tidings deodorants for several months because other deodorants don't like the smell. Then I suddenly got red bumps on my armpits and a general discoloration of the skin. I switched to the sensitive skin type and my redness was gone in about a week. The only problem is that it's not that powerful for odor control so I have to reapply it throughout the day. I alternate between Jasmine Rose and Sensitive Skin as needed.

I LOVE this deodorant and it's worth the price - it totally works, it's safe and natural and its mild fragrance doesn't conflict with my other products. I have eczema and it doesn't irritate my skin in any way - the calendula and sage are actually quite hydrating and soothing. I was skeptical at first but I've been using it for a few months now and it's absolutely effective for me. I will buy again.

I originally used the lavender version of this deodorant which worked like a charm. But I ended up getting a pretty bad rash. My mother likes this fragrance without any problems, so I decided to give it a try. I love it! No more rashes and I don't smell. Sometimes when I'm sweating I have to reapply, but that's to be expected with most natural deodorants. I am very satisfied with this product

I've only been using this product for a few days, but so far I'm very happy with it. I tend to sweat (I think) and have been using natural deodorants, including making my own, for 4-5 years. After developing a rash on baking soda and even arrowroot powder (or possibly an interaction with essential oils), I began looking for milder versions available on the market. I have used Schmidts sensitive, Kopari, Real Purity and a few others. I can use some moisture as it's natural, but even some…