Honeybee Gardens Men's Bay Rum Deodorant Powder Review

I ordered this because I love the smell of Bay Rum Cologne. It doesn't really smell like anything, but it's still a very pleasant smell.

I am very satisfied with this product. After a long search for a deodorant that doesn't cause discomfort under my arms, I can use this powder with complete confidence. It has a great scent and the texture is such that you can feel it with your fingers so don't use it too often. In general, the product corresponds to that declared.

The container is difficult to powder out. You have to shake the living devil to spill the powder. Not very friendly. If the container were plastic; a person could squeeze it to pour out the powder.

It's nothing but talc in a container smaller than a can of Red Bull. Nowhere on the bottle does it say anything about Bay Rum or that it's a masculine scent ! And came to find out you can't return it and get your money back. VERY DISSATISFIED!

Used to apply talc, baby powder etc. You shake the container, the product comes out. The powder in this container will clog any port you choose, it just accumulates in the hole. It doesn't look crusted and doesn't hold moisture, but it's very uncomfortable to use. I'll cut open the container and find something else to store.

This deodorant works pretty well for a natural deodorant. Let's face it, natural deodorants are great for mild conditions, but they sweat a lot and just don't last very well. This deodorant works for me as long as I stay fairly calm. It even works well for me when I'm wearing a thin sweater and maybe a little warmer. In the evening, however, it begins to falter. When I have a busy day that ends in the evening, I use an antiperspirant.

Bay Rum? not as much. But it's a fine powder that keeps the BO under control without creating its own odor. Over the years I've become more and more sensitive to the smell of "deodorant" when it's on. It's nice. It does everything its label says - it doesn't chafe, you can't just use it on armpits, shoes, legs and crevices. I've used dirty H2O before and prefer this stuff. Muddy didn't work as a deodorant — even I noticed it stinks — and wasn't recommended anywhere except under the armpit. So I

I've been looking for a deodorant without aluminum for a long time. I have tried many natural/organic brands. I won't name them, but they are the cheapest in stores. I've even tried making my own deodorant using coconut oil, essential oils, and baking soda. It was dirty, not very effective, and I smelled like almond delight until I started sweating. I've even tried just baking soda and lavender and tea tree oils. A little better, but still not enough odor protection. I ordered HoneyBee Gardens…