MAGSOL Natural Deodorant: Aluminum Free Men's and Women's Deodorant with Magnesium - Ideal for Ultra Sensitive Skin, Baking Soda Free | Sandalwood Scent | 3.2 oz Review

I'm always wary when there's such a big difference between five stars and one. Unfortunately, I cannot rate this product highly. The consistency of deodorant is really undesirable. I would describe it as sticky and thick. If you have armpit hair, it will be pulled out when applied. The hair pulling is enough for me to give it a one star rating, but further I would say that the smell and the cost solidifies the rating for me. It was so undesirable that I went back to using the old spicy gel…

I am so happy I bought the Hunter even though I wasn't sure how it would smell. My boyfriend and I share it because it has the perfect unisex scent - a little bit musky, a little bit sweet and a little bit like calming incense, only purer. The container size is quite large and I can already say that the product lasts on me much longer than the deodorants I normally use. Based on how much I love this scent, how easily the stick glides down my armpits, and how simple and natural the ingredient…

The overview consists of two parts. I don't write many reviews, but this one is so good that I just wanted to pass it on: 1. Whoever came up with the idea of using magnesium in deodorant is a genius. Modern foods (and water) do not naturally have Mg levels, so this deficiency is a known and growing health problem. Many may not take it well with supplements, so absorb it through your skin in the bath. It works, but who has time? But most people wear deodorant on a daily basis, so why not add Mg?

Ordered based on reviews and the "neutral" smell. Smells like a fresh potted plant. SOUR BITTER LEMON. Not the sweet scent I thought.

I bought this product in July 2018 because I wanted to try a different natural deodorant. I've been using natural deodorants for a number of years, so I was quite surprised when this deodorant didn't control the odor. I have tried armpits with no hair, little stubble and after two weeks of hair growth (summer and fall season) and this product was completely useless. I then decided on 08/17/18 to contact support and to date 12/28/18 I still haven't received an answer. When in doubt, skip this…

I've been using it for almost a week now and I have to say it works. I live in Texas and at one point I needed to be outside for a bit, so it was really a challenge. IT REALLY WORKS. I sweat (roughly speaking it's not an antiperspirant) but I don't stink! Feels a little dirty for a few minutes after putting it on (at least for me) but then it goes away. NOTE: When you switch from an antiperspirant, your armpits can stink from a day to a week, REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU USE, just because your body…

Ugh. Three Main Points of Dissatisfaction.1. Smells like bug spray on first use. Worse still, after a brief interaction with your body, it smells like weed. Don't wear this to your interview as you will smell like drugs. Your armpits will remain waxy due to the beeswax ingredient. This will damage your razor blades. You'll chew on razors while red-hot rubbing your armpits for a close shave.3. You'll stink for hours even if you haven't exercised excessively. And please no excuses that take some…

9 years ago I switched to organic and natural cosmetics and started using typical natural recipes. My immune system has decided it no longer likes the one with the worst rash of my life. So I had to find some that didn't contain baking soda to understand the stinky smell because none of them could control the odor or moisture and also caused skin rashes. So very sadly I went back to store bought deodorant until I healed my armpit skin and found a deodorant that didn't give me a rash/3rd degree…

OK. To say I really love this line is an understatement. And with the new MAGSOL program "Send SMS 474747 to get another one for free” I am now a proud defender of life! Most natural deodorants I've seen contain baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), hydrogen peroxide, or alum crystals. (form of aluminum). The first two options are usually not very good, and some are even sucks. They can cause rashes, especially on sensitive skin. The third option (with aluminum or alum) is the worst, and of course…

I'm happy to say I've found my favorite natural deodorant! Most natural deodorants I've seen contain baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), hydrogen peroxide, or alum crystals (a form of aluminum). The first two options are usually not very good, and some are even caustic because they cause rashes, especially on sensitive skin. The third option (with aluminum or alum) is the worst, and of course there are many articles claiming that aluminum use in deodorants has been linked to Alzheimer's. This…