Salt of the Earth - Natural Deodorant Roll On - Unscented - 100% Natural Origin Ingredients - Vegan - Suitable for Men, Women & Kids - 75ml

Had to leave a review for this as it’s so worthy! Having developed allergies during pregnancy my skin is just so sensitive and reacts to almost anything so I’ve been on a journey to cut out as many harsh chemicals as possible. I’m also sensitive strong perfumes even still at almost 2 years postpartum (joys of hormones and pregnancy) I’ve tried so many natural deodorants but I find them generally quite irritating - the bicarb irritates me in the hard stick forms and honestly I just found by the end of the day I was smelling a bit. I decided to give this a shot as it’s a roll on and it really is amazing! Benefits - 1. Doesn’t irritate my extremely sensitive skin 2. No white marks 3. I don’t smell by the end of the day so it’s clearly working! Yes it’s a bit wet when you apply but honestly I haven’t even been waiting for it to dry I’ve just been getting dressed as normal - hasn’t irritated my skin or my clothes! The scent is very subtle and wears off quickly which for me is a bonus but appreciate may not be for others. Converted!

For many years I have used sprays and roll on for my underarm. Then something changed. As I do reviews for testing on the Amazon Vine programme, I have come to the conclusion, my skin is changing, with trailing products. So I have used for years an array of perfumed sprays good makes and same for roll ons. Then when I started using a lot of natural slightly perfumed products including organic my body noticed. When I ran out of under arm which was natural, the perfumed unnatural sprays and roll ons made my skin crawl, became sore, very itchy. My husband stated our skin was used to natural products, going back to heavy scented roll ons really played havoc, as the skin wasn’t used to it. So I did weeks of reading reviews on Amazon for something that was perfumed slightly but natural, and the scent was oil based, so was natural or organic. I came across leaping Bunny salt of the earth roll on. This is a Vegan product, 100% natural, very gentle on our skin, and made from essential oils and aloe Vera, which is pure bliss. I choose the Melon and cucumber which smells gorgeous, I picked this so me and hubby could use together. We like so much that now buying on subscribe and save. You do save as well from currently £5.49 to £4.67. The thing is with S&S I can choose how often I want it and arrives the same day as the rest of my S&S Items. The roll on dries exceedingly quick if used correctly. How we use, put the rollerball bottom of armpit and only one roll of the ball to the top of the armpit. I know people use the roller ball up and down the armpit, then wonder why the armpit stays wet longer. From down to up, or top to bottom of the armpit, one stroke or roll is all you need. The armpit is wet, so from there on in, protecting odour for hours. After a wash, shower, or bath, the roll on popped on, and dried within seconds. The scent is mild, but can certainly smell the oils of cucumber and melon. Works best on clean underarms, not smelly pits that haven’t been washed. This fragrance has been created with 15 natural botanical extracts and oils, so flows effortlessly on the skin. No chemicals, no testing on fur babies. One important thing to mention, I wore black the other day, and no white sweat patches or discolouration of my blouse. Most have a scent in this range, however there is a natural non scented salt of the earth roll on. I always preferred good makes of underarm sprays one favourite Gillette or Dove roll on the thick stick kind. However going back to them when I ran out of the natural roll on, was torture with itching as previously mentioned. Another good thing, I can feel how much is left. No half measures, the bottle is full as far as it can and feels suitably heavy. This product is made here in the UK The whole roll on is 75 ml The rollerball itself is smaller than usual shop bought, so no wastage Multi award winning, and I can see why, gorgeous, cheap and no odours after 12 hours of wearing. Had a shower, used salt of the earth, went to a gig, no odour even after jigging about and getting hot in the arena. My friend uses this, she has a medical problem and bless her, always had odour, no amount of washing, roll ons or sprays, even medicated from her GP worked. She loves this and no more stares from strangers or moving away. So a thumbs up from my friends point of view. I will totally continue to use this melon & Cucumber, suits us well, and to be honest, the best underarm we have used. Yes I am part of the Vine programme, but want to say, I bought this on recommendation via reviews, and now buying bi monthly. 100% recommend, no faults with anything, nor reactions. Lightweight under the arms No stickiness Nicer small roller ball Do not feel it is on Beautiful, and very happy to stay dry and pits smell fresh. ⭐️Thank you to the seller ⭐️I hope my review helps you

This deodorant is slightly on the expensive side, but I actually don’t mind that because it performs well. It goes on a bit wet and takes a couple of minutes to dry, but I’ve worked that into my routine. So far it’s been effective for me, we’re not in the height of summer yet, but with other natural brands I often notice I’m not smelling fresh by lunchtime, which I really can’t stand. This one has kept me comfortable throughout the day. The fragrance is gentle and not overly coconutty. It’s not a “wow” scent, but it’s neutral and inoffensive, which I prefer. The main thing is that it works as a deodorant. A couple of ingredient notes that may matter to some people: I generally prefer deodorants without any form of aluminium. This one uses potassium alum, which has a very low absorption rate, and I’m personally comfortable with that, but I appreciate others may not be. It also contains Benzyl Salicylate, a synthetic fragrance component. It doesn’t irritate my skin at all (and I’m usually very sensitive), but again, it’s something others might want to be aware of if they react to fragrance allergens. On the positive side, I like that this is a small UK brand, they state that they use renewable electricity, and the formula is vegan‑friendly. I’m not vegan, but anything that reduces environmental impact and avoids animal testing is a small win in my book. Overall, this is a gentle, effective deodorant that works for my sensitive skin. I’m giving it 4 stars because it isn’t completely “clean” in terms of ingredients, but performance‑wise it’s been a pleasant surprise.

I love this product range. Not only is does it contain kinder ingredients, but it's actually genuinely effective! It's an ideal size and glides on smoothly. No noticed stains left behind. The unscented version is really that, unscented. And the design is very clean & simple which I like a lot. My teens use this instead of your typically known brands which are harsher on the skin and the environment. They had previously been getting skin irritation, but as soon as they've changed over brand, they've had no more issues. They are really pleased and have nothing but high feedback on it. So much so that I'll now also be switching over. And an excited to try their scented versions. I'll make sure that I leave a review for you all 😊

Love this fantastic deodorant. All our family use this now. No marks on clothing anymore. No smelly armpits as long as its clean freshly washed skin. Not so good if you are just topping up as it doesn't mask smell so better for skin breathability. Lasts for 1 day and is really effective in a hot, humid climate. No skin irritation. Nice subtle smell so not clashing with perfume or aftershave.

first this is the fourth scent i have tried from these guys and i really really like it. i had tried a solid deodorant stick that was way more expensive and i finished it in a couple of weeks so that's why i came back ... and also because i am not (ahem) fussy .... (see what i did there?!) .... so three out of the four scents i like a lot, two (of which this is one) i like in particular ... and will stay with this brand ... the reason for 3 stars is because i do not like this long tall and thin container .. i had thought i had ordered the short dumpy one (with the wider ball) ... so next time i will make sure i will order short and dumpy ... the fragrance lasts all day and, having had one occasion where i was getting sore under the arms from some kind of reaction (hence trying something else) since coming back, all is good.

I’ve tried quite a few natural deodorants and Salt of the Earth Roll On is one of the best so far. It’s gentle on sensitive skin, dries quickly and keeps me feeling fresh all day without any harsh chemicals or overpowering fragrance. I also like that it doesn’t leave white marks on clothes. A great natural alternative that actually works — highly recommend.

I approached Salt of the Earth deodorant in a spirit of optimism usually reserved for New Year’s resolutions and experimental haircuts. Here, I thought, was Nature herself, lightly scented with melon and cucumber, ready to escort me confidently into business meetings smelling fresh, wholesome, and faintly virtuous. My hopes were high. Very high. I was prepared for a risky trial period, like a Victorian gentleman abandoning the railway for a mule. I had even steeled myself to part company with my old aluminium based antiperspirant, a brute that worked impeccably while quietly dissolving the armpits of my shirts. It was effective, yes, but destructive. A deodorant with a criminal record. Salt of the Earth promised a better life. No aluminium. No stains. No guilt. Just clean living and the gentle reassurance of melon and cucumber, suggesting spa towels and hydration charts. Alas. What followed began promisingly enough. For a brief, hopeful window there was indeed melon. There was cucumber. Then, somewhere around mid morning, two entirely different delegates arrived uninvited: cumin and onion. Not a hint. Not a whisper. A confident, full-bodied presence. Less “fresh produce aisle” and more “well intentioned curry preparation”. The fragrance appeared to make an opening statement and then excuse itself, leaving the floor entirely to my natural chemistry. Instead of neutralising matters, the product seemed to take notes. My confidence, once solid, began quietly drafting its resignation letter halfway through meetings. Gestures became economical. Jackets stayed firmly on. I developed a strong commitment to seated stillness. To be fair, my clothes are ecstatic. My shirts have never looked better. No stains, no crusts, no aluminium based trauma. They are pristine, hopeful garments, entirely unaware of the aromatic negotiations taking place beneath them. I wanted very much to love this deodorant. I admired its ethics, its purity, its melon-and-cucumber aspirations. But in the great contest between natural ideals and nervous perspiration, perspiration arrived seasoned. In summary, Salt of the Earth may suit monks, statues, or people whose bodies remain serenely neutral under pressure. For those of us who occasionally emit a cumin-and-onion overture during business discussions, I regret to report that Nature, unaided, is not quite ready for the boardroom.