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My Lume Review – What Surprised Me About This Deodorant

My Lume Review - What Surprised Me About This Deodorant

My Lume Deodorant Review

Does this natural deodorant really protect for 72 hours?

2.5/5 stars

Pros:

  • Natural, gentle, vegan, and cruelty-free.
  • You can use it wherever (externally) on your body that you need odor protection.

Cons:

  • You have to let it dry after applying.
  • Odor protection wasn't as promised.

Verdict:

I was enticed by Lume's gentle ingredients, clinically tested efficacy for odor control, and the suggestion that it can be used on more than just your underarms. On paper all that sounded great, but the actual experience of using this water-based cream deodorant was a miss for me.

As I continue on my quest to find the best natural deodorant for me, I couldn't skip over Lume. In terms of what Lume doesn't include—leaving out potentially harmful ingredients like aluminum and sulfates, as well as common sensitive skin irritants like baking soda and essential oils—it's in good company with the other natural deodorants I've tried.* But two things that set it apart from the others is that its formula has a creamy consistency and that it's marketed as a product you can use for odor protection on any external part of your body.

Lume deodorant is sold both in stick form and in tube form. Both contain the same creamy formula; the only difference is that the tube deodorant must be applied using your hands, whereas the stick acts as an applicator. I decided to purchase the stick so I'd have the option of using the applicator, but I am comfortable applying deodorant with my hands—I learned this from my first-ever natural deodorant experience, with Schmidt's jar deodorant. (I found Lume's consistency to be more lotion-like than Schmidt's.) Read on to see how using Lume went for me!

*I've tried by Humankind, Myro, Kopari, and while our reviews weren't written by me, I've also tried Native and Schmidt's.

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Lume Deodorant Quick Facts

Cost

  • $13.99 for a single bar
  • $12.59 when you subscribe
  • Subscribers can choose to have as many tubes as they want delivered every 1, 2, or 3 months.
  • Changes and cancellations to subscriptions must be made 3 days prior to the upcoming billing date shown on your My Account page.

Shipping

  • Ships to the US and Canada at varying rates.
  • Free shipping available on any order over $20.

Product

  • Deodorant sticks are 2.2 oz bar-style twist-ups that contain a water-based cream deodorant. You can apply with the stick or your fingers.
  • Lume also offers 3 oz deodorant tubes that contain the same water-based cream deodorant, meant to be applied with your fingers.

Perks

  • Cruelty-free
  • Aluminum-free
  • Baking-soda-free
  • Naturally scented (no artificial fragrances)
  • Vegan
  • Silicone-free
  • Phthalate-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Talc-free
  • Unscented
  • Lavender Sage
  • Juniper Berry
  • Silver Spruce
  • Jasmine Rose
  • 3-pack (includes Juniper Berry, Silver Spruce, and Jasmine Rose scents)

Ingredients: Water, Mandelic Acid, Arrowroot Powder, Tapioca Starch, Isoamyl Laurate, Sodium Acrylate/ Acryloyldimethyltaurate/ Dimethylacrylamide Crosspolymer, Caffeine, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cetyl Alcohol, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Isohexadecane, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate, Sodium Lactate, Panthenol, Allantoin, Xanthan Gum, Sclerotium Gum, Tocopherol, Polysorbate 60, Lecithin, Pullulan, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Ethylhexyglycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate, Silica, Fragrance*

*Lavender Sage is scented with only pure essential oils, while their other scents also contain naturally derived, skin safe botanicals. All of their ingredients are phthalate-free and they entrust Berje with all of their scent sourcing. Lume's unscented products do not contain any essential oils or added fragrance.

While Lume does not contain any peanuts, tree nuts, or sesame, their mandelic acid is derived from almonds.

Lume deodorant ingredients.

My Lume Deodorant Review

The Feel

2/5 stars

 

The Promise: "Water-based cream that rubs in like a lotion."

The Reality: A very wet experience with the applicator; better when you use your hands.

Despite all the talk of the creamy, lotion-like consistency of Lume deodorant, I wasn't expecting it to be as thin as it is. I wouldn't call it "runny," per se, but it's much less creamy than the body lotion I use after shaving my legs. Lume does advise very clearly that a little goes a long way and to start small. They also suggest it might take up to a week to get the hang of finding the appropriate amount to use. I gave it a week of use with the applicator, and I was kind of miserable every day that week. I released the smallest amount I could—one twist of the dial—then gave it a swipe under my arms and rubbed it in for 4-5 seconds like the directions suggest...and then stood there with my arms out waiting for it to dry and praying for it to not get on my shirt (my prayers were not answered) for a few minutes. I had to wipe some off, then try reapplying a few times, and honestly it just made a mess and didn't feel good.

I then took to using my hands to apply this deodorant, and things were much improved. I feel firmly that applying by hand is the only way to go with this stuff; it's the only way to stop it from being wet wet wet and getting all over my clothes.

Speaking of getting all over my clothes, when I used the applicator, the lotion-like moisture transferred from my pits to my shirt every time I applied it, and darkened the armpit area of my shirt. It did come out in the wash, so no long-term stains, but it also had me changing my shirt every morning after already getting dressed—I'm just not interested in starting my day with soggy underarms. Two mornings I did remember to apply Lume before putting a shirt on, and that solved the wet shirt issue, but it didn't solve my having to stand and wait for my pits to dry. However, this wasn't an issue at all when I used my hands to apply.

The Scent

4/5 stars

The Promise: "The detoxifying power of the juniper berry (which isn't fruity) combines with bergamot’s crisp citrus."

The Reality: Fresh, pleasant, and unisex.

I tried the Juniper Berry scent because I love gender-neutral, nature-inspired aromas in the products I use, and it did not disappoint. I agree with Lume, it's not fruity at all—it's a fresh take on a vague fir scent, it's subtle yet energetic, and it's perfectly unisex. I did catch faint whiffs of it early in the day, but it faded quickly and by afternoon my nose couldn't detect the scent, even when I stuck my nose in my armpit and took a big whiff.

The Odor Protection

2/5 stars

The Promise: "Clinically proven 72-hour odor control."

The Reality: Required multiple re-applications throughout the day.

72 hours of odor control is a serious promise to make! I was equal parts skeptical and ready to witness a miracle going into my odor protection assessment. Unfortunately I had no such luck—not even close. I wasn't able to go a single day without reapplying. It has gotten hot here where I live, but I'm also in my air-conditioned house for much of the day, and I found myself needing a reapplication even on low-exertion days. While my experience did improve once I started using my hands to apply this cream deodorant, bottom line is Lume was not as lasting as other natural deodorants I've tried.

As for external use other than my armpits? I did try Lume on the creases where my buttocks and thighs meet, as that's the only other part of my body that sometimes gets a little sweaty throughout a regular day. It was fine! It was like rubbing lotion on the backs of my legs. I don't have a persistent issue with odor on that part of my body, so I can't speak confidently to whether or not it worked, but it wasn't uncomfortable at the least.

Side note on the clinical proof to which Lume refers. They actually post the results of the clinical testing right on their website, but I must say, it really doesn't sit well with me. The absence of specific data, paired with patronizing language ("real women" with "real body odor"), made me feel distrustful of the study Lume cites throughout its product pages. I'd be remiss not to shout from the rooftops that every single woman walking this planet is "real," and so is her body odor, however faint or powerful it is.

Good to Know

Natural Deodorant vs. Antiperspirant

Most deodorants you’ll find on the shelf are antiperspirants, which are meant to inhibit sweating (and therefore reduce odor) by using aluminum salts to block the sweat glands. Non-antiperspirant deodorants allow the body to sweat naturally, but contain ingredients that curb odor by addressing the bacteria that causes it. While some early research linked the use of antiperspirants with Alzheimer’s and cancer, according to Teen Vogue there is no compelling scientific case to prove it; still, consumers are increasingly wary of using body products that contain unnecessary chemicals. Some consumers also have concerns about interfering with the “detoxifying” process of sweating, but Teen Vogue clarifies that sweating is really only responsible for a “negligible” amount of detoxification.

Lume is not an antiperspirant and will not stop you from sweating. Lume does contain some ingredients to help reduce wetness, but it is not designed to block sweat. This company stands behind their odor protection, and suggests that many wearers of natural deodorant become less bothered by wetness, as long as there is no odor.

 

What is an “Armpit Detox?” Transitioning to Natural Deodorant

You may have heard tell of the 2-4 week transition period that’s typical when switching from an antiperspirant to a natural deodorant. Some sources call this period an “armpit detox,” which sounds kind of intense, but it doesn’t have to be. Everybody’s body reacts differently during the transition, but generally what you can expect is to be a little extra stinky for a time while your armpits adjust to sweating regularly again.

Here are a few tips for getting through the switch:

  • Research your options before choosing a natural deodorant. If wetness is a major concern of yours, Lume might not be a great first place to start. But if you're mainly looking for an odor protection option, perhaps Lume would work better for you than it did for me!
  • Bring your new natural deodorant along with you for a bit—carry it in your purse or work bag so you can apply an extra layer if you feel you need it partway through the day.
  • Rest assured knowing that you’re probably way more aware of this smelly phase than anyone else is. It’s likely not as bad as you think! And, truly, it will come to an end.
  • If you experience any stinging, redness, or rash, it’s time to stop using that deodorant and give your precious pits (and, in Lume's case, your privates) a little break—and maybe even check in with a dermatologist if it’s bad. Sometimes even natural ingredients don’t work great with everyone’s skin, and there are all sorts of other natural deodorants to try out there.

 

Shipping, Returns, & More

Lume deodorant package.

Placing Your Order

For this review, I made a one-time purchase of Lume's Juniper Berry deodorant stick directly from Lume's website. Lume is also now available for purchase on Amazon and at some Walmart locations, in limited scents and for a greater cost than on Lume's own site. Since I bought a single stick, my deodorant cost $13.99, but if you subscribe to receive it on a recurring basis (every 1, 2, or 3 months), each stick costs $12.59.

Standard shipping costs $2.99, but is free for orders over $20. Lume offers a 2-stick deodorant bundle where the second bar only costs $9.99, totaling $23.98 for 2 sticks (that saves you $4). Lume also sells natural soaps (in all the same scents that the deodorant is available in) and deodorant wipes, which contain the same active ingredients as the deodorant tube and stick—so you could try other products to help save on shipping, too.

Shipping & Tracking

I placed my Lume order on a Friday. The only shipping option available to me was Standard Shipping for $2.99. I promptly got an order confirmation email, and a shipping confirmation email with tracking showed up the next business day (Monday). My order arrived just two days later, on that Wednesday, and I was notified via email both when it was out for delivery and once it had been delivered.

Customer Service

Lume has an extensive FAQ if you have questions about how the product can be used, but if you have additional questions or concerns about your order, you can contact them using the form on their site. You can also email [email protected].

Returns

Lume offers a money back guarantee on your first deodorant stick or tube, even if it has been opened, as long as it's your first purchase. They will refund you the cost of the deodorant, but you pay for return shipping. Any subsequent orders are final sale.

My Experience

After a couple of weeks of use I came to the conclusion that Lume deodorant isn't for me. While I did like the scent, the consistency was too wet for my preferences and the odor protection didn't hold up in comparison to other natural deodorants I've tried. For a smooth but dry deodorant application, I recommend Kopari. For reliable odor protection I like by Humankind or Native. But every body is different! What works for one person may differ from others.

Have You Tried Lume?

Did you try Lume and love it? Did you share Christen's experience? We'd love to hear your thoughts on Lume and other natural deodorants in the comments!

And, be sure to check out our other reviews of natural deodorants:



Christen Russo
Christen Russo

Hi there, I'm Christen. I am all sorts of things: a writer who loves to convey feeling, a mother who wants to have just as much fun as my kids do, an outdoors-lover who's achieved #1000hoursoutside with my family, a low-maintenance self-carer, and general hungry person with a sweet tooth.

You'll find me collecting stationery and squirreling away stickers, riding bikes and swimming with my family, creating outfits in colors and silhouettes that make me feel amazing, wearing big earrings, drinking beer and asking my husband to feed me harmonies to sing, taking my vitamins, living for dancing to live music, roping everyone into a craft, being human and vulnerable, and celebrating the phenomenon of being alive.


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253 comments

Shelly

Is there any treatment that works in the rash/burns?I have been being treated by my physician for weeks (on prescription two)and still have what looks like chemical burns everywhere I applied it. Horribly painful and itchy.I’ve never had sensitive skin and can’t believe I’m the only one going through this.

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Melissa

I think I just used over the counter anti-fungal until it got better – something like Tinactin. Your physician probably knows best.

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Robert Peterson

I am very pleased with your product. I have used it for many months already and it’s great to use. It really takes care of body odor.

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Tanya

I purchased the full-sized toasted coconut deodorant, which is perfect if it would only last for the 72 hours as advertised. I found that for me it only lasted a few hours, 24 hours at the most, that is if it was not an extremely hot day. I have not encountered any skin issues at this time.

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Mary

Liked it at first- the smell changed after A few weeks and the unscented became an icky smell and I hated it!!! I felt like everybody around me wondered why I smelled so peculiar! I will not purchase again…

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Margie K

This deodorant is awful.I look like a have a second degree burn and blisters under my armpits. It hurts to touch it and itches so bad, I have tried cortisone cream, aloe and nothing help. What has anybody used and got good results from on the pain and itching. Probably will end up at the doctor,need to send Lyme the bill.

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Sherri Pittman

I had a stroke in 2020 but I got the numi starter pack a couple months ago I can’t remember it burn me so badly my aide had to take pictures I have under my boobs under my tummy between my legs and under my armpit I had to stop using it!

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Sherri Pittman

It gave me a rash a real bad rash but on under my belly and the armpits and put between my legs I can’t use it anymore. How do I get a refund?

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Michelle

I tried Lume for over 60 days and it didn’t work. I had a rash in the beginning which I know can be normal. I pushed through that but it isn’t working to protect me from smelling. I even tried applying less often to more often and still didn’t work. I really wanted to like it but it’s not for me. This is not my first natural deodorant.

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mikey

After being advised by a biochemist that aluminum products were causing toxic buildup in my body, and that it was actually beneficial to me to sweat normally, I had to make some hygiene changes… So,
as an older man who’s still very active, after trying many aluminum-free products, I have found Lume bar soap and stick to be the most effective, especially the stronger scents…The Nonenal condition that sometimes comes with age, and taking antioxidants, exacerbate the otherwise “normal” underarm sweat odors which can occur in a ridiculously short time after showering! So, a sauna or long hot sweat shower, followed by cold rinse off AFTER using Lume soap, then Lume stick (toasted coconut my fave so far) and
I can raise my arms and dance latin again! THANKS LUME!!
NOTE !After reading some complaints, I should point out that not every scent works well for everyone’s body chemistry, deodorant needs SCENT to mask the odor of the TOXINS you may shed in your sweat…. for example, smell the bottles of your supplements, or the spices in your food and see if they are major factors of your BO independent of the bacterial problems LUME solves…I’ve found that an extended hot shower after a sweaty workout, then LUME SOAP followed by a long cold rinse-off repeated daily seems to have a cumulative effect on the toxic sweat problem, then LUME STICK does the rest, sometimes for 2 days! If their scents clash with your body chemistry or olfactory receptors, use unscented with your preferred perfume or cologne, but watch out for their alcohol content causing irritation… I DON’T recommend using LUME unscented by itself, you will probably be disappointed to find it doesn’t help your now isolated toxins odors.. These suggestions come from my personal experience, and drycleaning bills LOL! good luck

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Joan day

Was very disappointed with my order. I received 2 trial sizes 1 pack wipes 1 body lotion for $30.00 I felt as I had been ripped off. I love lume deo. But won’t be buying it if this is the way they do was not as advertised

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Tanya

Was very disappointed with my order as well for $30.00, everything was trial sized and not as advertised and still advertising with full sized tubes and packaging. I love Lume coconut deodorant even though I felt ripped off.

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Yvonne

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE PRODUCT. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. ALL THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS SEEN HERE SHOULD TELL YOU…DO NOT BUY.

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Reshunda Richardson

I tried Lume , the first week was great so immediately ordered a second batch. I was happy that I finally found something that worked since I’m allergic to aluminum. Second week my armpits started getting puffy and tender to touch so I stopped using it for about a week and tried it again and the puffiness and tenderness returned. Now I have 5 sticks of deodorant that I can’t use. I have only been using Alcohol only and it lasts me about five hours before I have to re-apply. So disappointed.

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Geriann Dlapa

I was looking forward to trying Lume but after reading the ingredients there is one that I am highly allergic to so I can’t try it

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Dorlean

I tried using this deodorant. It’s past horrible, my arm pits are raw to the point they are now bleeding and itching. Headed to the ER, I never, ever had a problem like this before.

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Mimi

I also had the most unforgiving armpit itch. Tried a second time just to verify it was caused by the lume scent free stick…confirmed with 3 more days of severe rash and endless itch. NEVER had this result from any other products

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CM

Pretty much agree with you. Although I was surprised when I bought more and it was one ounce instead of a bigger amount. Wasn’t happy about the price, but I didn’t notice if it made my shirt dark. Guess I wasn’t wearing a light colored shirt. One more thing which is why would they make sage? I smell like a stuffed turkey. Yuck. Don’t get the sage even if you’re a man. Get the unscented. Didn’t get any rash which is unusual for me.

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Melissa

Ummm, there are a lot of types of sage, some of which are for eating and some of which are for scents. I doubt they would use the one you eat for a scent…….

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Tom

Overall, the product performed well except for an unpleasant baby-like odor. I applied the product to my thigh folds and underarms for about a month. However, after missing a few days of usage, I developed a yeast infection in the area between my thigh folds and around my crotch. It’s worth noting that I do not have diabetes, or a compromised immune system and I had never experienced a yeast infection as a male before. After reading other reviews and comments, it appears that others have also had similar issues. Would not recommend, this product should be recalled. Terrible experience, still dealing with a yeast infection for over a week now.

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Kara Cournoyer

Absolutely horrible red itchy arm pits for days even after washing it off. I’m glad I didn’t put it anywhere else. I’ve never had this reaction to anything I’ve tried.

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Tani

Yes i said today let me google peeling with lume my underarms have been peeling skin so badly I was so confused what is was and ever since time I use this deodorant my underarms peel skin

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Shelly Rill

I have ordered 3 deodorant in past, peony and natural, which i was happy with. My last order, Tangerine body cream, I threw out after using a few times. The cream has a VERY OFFENSIVE SMELL!!! I’m sorry to say, Unbearable to use.

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Rose

I tried Lume got a yeast infection in my arm pits. Will never use this product again. They itch so bad.

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Shari

I rarely write reviews (even though I read them), but I feel so grateful to have discovered this product. I originally purchased Lume for my daughter as I want to keep her away from aluminum, sulfates, etc. especially under the arms. I was intrigued by the TV commercial and the claim you can use anywhere externally there is odor. My daughter was not that interested as she prefers(much to my dismay ), an anti perspirant. I however, love it! I don’t know whether or not it lasts 72 hours, but in my experience, it definitely lasts 48 hours. I am not a very sweaty person, but we all develop an odor during the course of a day or two and Lume very effectively neutralizes it. I use under my arms and on my privates. I go to the gym several times per week and for me, Lume does the trick in those areas. I have not experienced any issues with the Lume scents. I am using the peony rose and the natural scents and am happy with both. I ordered the stick and the tube, but prefer the tube(more control applying). Either one is very effective and I highly recommend this product.

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Carol

I just tried Lume last week. It has worked great for me. I didn’t detect a “butt” order from the unscented solid stick deodorant. I put it on one morning after a shower using the acidified body wash. It worked all day. The next morning I got up – no shower-no order and did a 30 minute spin then stretch & strength for an hour. Still no B.O. My daughter also tried the wipes on a sweaty arm pit followed by the unscented stick deodorant. She is also having sucess with the products. She sweats very heavily. The armpits of her clothes are often stained by her sweat. I haven’t tried any other other deodorant brands named in your article, so I have no comparison. But I can say that I have tried many clinical strength Brand Named deodorants without success.

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DEB COLLINS

THIS STUFF IS AWFUL! IMAGINE PUTTING SOMETHING GREASY AND SLIMY ON YOUR PRIVATE PARTS AND LEAVING IT THERE FOR AN ENTIRE DAY? AND IT SMELLS MUSTY AND OLD! YUCK!!! I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ANYONE EVER!!

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Kimmy

I got a rash using Lume. Does anyone know what ingredient may have caused it? I’m hoping to get to the bottom of this problem to avoid it in the future.

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Leah

I don’t know but if you find out please let me know as I have the same problem.

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Linda DeVivo

I leave in Florida and we already have very warm weather. I bought Lume because of the advertising that it could be used on “private” parts and my area of concern was my tummy fold area. The rash that you broke out with is probably what my Dermatologist discovered mine to be…A YEAST INFECTION! Because Lume is NOT an Antiperspirant it does not stop wetness in the areas that you may have purchased the product for. It may decrease odor but the cream in those fold areas; under your breasts, tummy etc. is creating an environment for a yeast infection to grow. I NO LONGER WILL BE USING THE PRODUCT!!

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Leah

Thank you for sharing this information!

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Rachel Young

I got a nasty itchy rash in my private area and all the way up my crack after using Lume for a week or so. It almost feels like a chemical burn. The first few days were ok but by day 8, I was on FIRE!

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Tan

OMG
I have very nasty rash …
My armpits..underneath my mothers apron.. and private parts.. so happy to see this… it looks like chemical burns… itchy and painful

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Mandy

I just wanted to say that it was a very good idea for most people, but the risk of skin irritation keeps me away from using it either on my sensitive underarms or panty area.

I feel I need to point out a large drawback with using this product in the female genital area. Some people become Type 2 Diabetics anywhere from age 30-55, sometimes younger or older.
Many of the newer diabetes treatment meds. have the side effects of either causing a UTI or a very rare side effect of a bacterial infection in the tissues between the urethra and the anus. This infection is Necrotizing Fascitis and it can be fatal from what I have been reading. I actully didn’t believe this could exist after I saw a TV commercial warning about death from an infection of the genital tissues but have read about it and it is very real.

The peeling of skin and the irritation of tissues that so many former users are reporting here should be enough to convince anyone on one of the oral Diabetes meds. that excrete sugar through the kidneys that this is not a product that should be used. It might could be used on underarms but yeast overgrowth is also a huge problem for DM Type 2. Staying dry and odorless is so easy with a stick of Degree unless there is an allergy to the main ingredient, an Aluminum compound.

This is just because I think everyone should read the posts and use caution with immune disorders and diabetes, especially if on oral medication that is a newer type med.

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Mary

I’ve tried quite a few natural deodorants but oddly enough I find Native to be lacking in the odor control department. Schmidt’s is a good option for me but it stays SO white, it stains my underarms white and the white gets on my clothes in the morning even though I apply my deodorant at night. My favorite natural deodorant has actually been Lavilin. It lasts up to 7 days. I know this isn’t a positive review but I’m wondering if based on the key differences between our experiences I may have a better time with Lume. I think I’d like to try it.

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