Finally, a deodorant for sensitive skin that actually works! Scrubber’s Patchouli & Mango Deodorant Push-Stick is a natural and vegan formula that keeps you fresh all day long, without the irritation caused by sodium bicarbonate.
Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Many deodorants contain baking soda, which can irritate sensitive underarms. Scrubber’s Patchouli & Mango Deodorant skips the baking soda and relies on a blend of plant-powered ingredients to keep you feeling confident and fresh.
Natural & Vegan: This deodorant is packed with good-for-you ingredients derived from nature. It’s free of harsh chemicals like aluminum, alcohol, sulfates, and artificial fragrances. Plus, it’s vegan and cruelty-free, making it a great choice for those with ethical concerns.
Long-lasting Protection & Eco-Friendly: Experience long-lasting freshness without sacrificing the planet. Scrubber’s deodorant uses a combination of soothing oils, butters, and naturally antibacterial agents to neutralise odour and absorb moisture. The deodorant also comes in a push-up stick made from sustainable materials.
Effective & Long-lasting: One stick of Scrubber deodorant typically lasts around 2 months, making it a long-lasting and economical choice for those with sensitive skin.
INGREDIENTS
Arrowroot powder a natural and non-toxic moisture absorber. It is 100% plant derived and is an ethically grown crop. It is very effective at absorbing moisture, helping keep your pits dry throughout the day.
Shea Butter widely used in balms and moisturisers. It is packed with vitamins and fatty acids that are great for your skin.
Coconut Oil unrefined, pure coconut oil. Not only is it a fantastic moisturiser, but it is naturally antibacterial, helping to reduce the odour causing bacteria.
Soya Wax Pellets Helps nail the lovely consistency and texture!
Directions:
Gentle push the deodorant up the tube a few millimetres at a time, the first time may be stiff so a firm push may be needed.
Apply to clean, dry underarms, with firm strokes. Can be used daily.
Storage
When the weather gets cold, or if it hasn’t been used for a while, the deodorant can harden again, making it tricky to push up the bottom of the tube. It helps to warm up your tube, which can be done by rubbing it between your hands for 20 seconds, or putting it in a pocket against your body for a couple minutes. Keep your tube somewhere warmer, like a bedroom or somewhere near (but NOT on) a radiator.”
