Salt of the Earth - 2 Pack Natural Roll On Deodorant Bundle (2 x 75ml) - Effective Protection, 100% Natural Origin Ingredients, Vegan & Fragrance Free Unisex Roll On, Made in the UK - Unscented

Very impressed with this, works so well and lovely gentle scent. Best roll on i've tried and a bonus its all natural and no rubbish in it. Does take a bit to dry so after drying from a shower, I roll on first and then its dries while im moisturising so its not a problem and it is so worth it. Will be buying this from now on.

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 😊

Decent deodorant Nice smell Lasts all day Happy with product

Best “natural” deodorant. Much more effective than the pricier, designer deodorants. Lovely unobtrusive fragrance and the price is very good.

Great deodorant - I only use roll ons and this is the best smelling one I've found. However, the roller sometimes becomes stuck and hard to move, which is usually fixed by heating it up on a radiator or something. Easy to use, good-looking, and lasts a long time.

After learning about what is in regular deodorants I decided I wanted to switch to a natural one. I was unsure how well it'd work but I thought I'd give this one a try as it was affordable (for natural deodorants!) and a brand I had heard of before. When I first tried it I didn't think much of the scent, not sure what ocean is meant to smell like but it didn't smell very coconuty either! It's not a horrible scent though, just not the scent I'd have imagined. Aside from the scent I found the deodorant was very easy to put on. It took a while to dry but even when I got it on clothes it washed off easily. I found some other brands of regular deodorant have left marks on my tops but not with this one. The scent from the deodorant didn't last long when it was used but the deodorant was effective and worked all day. I was pleasantly surprised at this because I didn't expect to find something that worked that well so quickly and easily. The problems with this deodorant only became apparent about a month later when using the deodorant meant I would get a red and itchy rash. If I stopped using it for a few days it would go away but then straight after use again it would come back. After rereading some reviews I see this has happened to many people which is such a shame as it was otherwise a great product. I have had to stop using this deodorant and probably won't be buying from this brand again. I have never had a problem with any deodorant or skin product so I have no idea why I get this reaction with this one. I guess now it's back on the hunt for a good natural deodorant!

I bought this product 2 months ago as I was having issues with sensitive skin. I had planned to use this product temporarily until my skin felt back to normal. However I will be sticking with this as it is so gentle on the skin and yet lasts a long time - all day I feel fresh even while working out intensely. It’s easy to apply and protects from any odours all day (6 - 8 hours). I like the non toxic composition and neutral smell of the product.

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.