Sensitive · Natural Deodorant for Sensitive Skin

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SENSITIVE Finally, one that doesn't hurt to use. You know the drawer. Four sticks in it, three barely used. The one that gave you a rash by day two. The one that worked until it di dn't. The one whose label told you to push through a "detox period," as if raw skin were a stage of progress. None of that was your fault. Most natural deodorants work by putting an alkaline powder on your skin and letting your sweat dissolve it. How much is in there, and how fast it releases, decides whether that's comfortable or not. When that's the lever, some people are always going to lose. Sensitive doesn't pull that lever at all. The part nobody explains Baking soda and magnesium hydroxide are both alkaline, and both neutralize the acids that carry the smell. The difference isn't pH. A saturated solution of magnesium hydroxide actually reaches a higher pH than one of baking soda. The difference is how fast they arrive. Baking soda dissolves readily, so in sweat it delivers essentially all of its alkalinity at once. Magnesium hydroxide barely dissolves, so it sits as a reservoir and releases only as acid shows up, then stops. That's why it's the gentler of the two, and it's the same reason it's the base used in antacids. Sensitive skips both. Triethyl citrate is a plant-derived ester, and the same bacterial enzymes that turn sweat into odor also split it. Splitting it releases citric acid right at the surface, which slows those enzymes down. It renews itself: as your skin buffers the acid back up, more of the ester breaks down and the cycle starts again. The gentler route turns out to be the one that works further upstream. Less odor gets made in the first place, using your skin's own chemistry. Zinc chloride hydroxide runs alongside it and traps whatever forms anyway. Why this is the gentle one Sensitive is the only formula we make with no alkaline active at all. No baking soda, no magnesium, and no alcohol. Those account for most of the burn people report from natural deodorant, and none of them are in here. For sensitive skin, the safest amount of an alkaline ingredient is none. It's Dermatologist Tested. No sting, no burn, no grit. What's in it The approach No alkaline active, the only one in the line that leaves your skin's acidity where it is Triethyl citrate, working with your pH instead of against it Zinc chloride hydroxide and zinc oxide, trapping what does form The feel No sting. Not on day one, not on day forty No burn, no grit. A gentle glide that respects sensitive skin The same four-oil base as Max, grape seed, safflower, apricot kernel, jojoba The standard Dermatologist Tested Bisabolol, from chamomile, for calm No aluminum, no baking soda, no magnesium, no alcohol, no propylene glycol Skin's never had a problem with minerals?Then choose on your day instead. CORE is for every day, and MAX is for the long ones. Scent Options Fragrance-FreeNo scent blend added. Nothing perfumed over the top, and nothing masking a smell instead of stopping it. Clean SlateClassic powder fresh.Soft powder and clean air, finishing close to the skin. Familiar without feeling dated. Built to fade rather than linger. Not sure this is your one? MAX, $32 · Same price, the mineral route. The zinc active is in both. CORE, $22 · The everyday mineral version. Fifteen ingredients, one oil. TEA TREE + MINERAL, $25 · Botanical, on a baking soda base. Not the one for sensitive skin. Compare all four side by side → Nothing in it to push through. 8 years. 68 formulations.Formulated and manufactured in the USA A little goes a long way. One stick runs most people two months or more. See every ingredient, and why it's in here → SWEAT HARD. SMELL ZERO.® From the lab: How Zinc Deodorant Works · Why Natural Deodorant Burns Show more