Whole Body Deodorant - Solid Stick - 2.6 oz (Fresh Alpine)

My 10 year old daughter has foot odor so horrific it smells like someone made a plug in air freshener out of cat pee and fermented dorito cheese, with a splash of hot spoiled seafood. If she's in socks and shoes all day, she has to immediately wash her feet and spray her shoes after removal or her feet leave stink stamps on the floor and her shoes quickly become garbage. It started when she was very little, so I'd tell her she was so darn beautiful and perfect it'd be unfair if her feets didn't stink. However, replacing tainted socks and shoes and kids at school noticing were issues. I've tried every wash, powder, spray...nothing works. She us healthy, it's not fungus, just stinky overactive sweat glands on her feets. Enter Lume. I've seen the commercials for years, always been curious. After tossing an expensive pair of shoes that were so horrific her brother gagged (I'm a seasoned nurse...my gag reflex is not a fair gaugen but you could use her dirty shoes as tear gas in a battle) and watching her stepdad sniffing to find and clean everywhere she stepped after removal, I ordered her a stick. I kid you not, my partner sat down yesterday and said "I found a pair of her socks and they didn't smell! They may have even smelled GOOD." He looked shocked and amazed but confused. I sniffed the new pair of shoes I bought after her Lume arrived nearly two weeks ago...they actually smell new with a hint of cucumber mint. That's a far cry from clearing a room just by taking her shoes off. I've since ordered a sample pack, no one has smelly anything, and I myself smell like Peony Rose. After a day where I deep cleaned our whole office, including mopping and scrubbing toilets, and gave over 100 shots, I still smelled like roses. If that's not a testimonial, I don't know what is.

I bought a tube of Lume in a different scent a couple years ago and it worked as advertised but I wasn't a fan of the smell of its base. The fragrance itself was good, but something else in the ingredients had a disagreeable odor. So I didn't buy anymore even though I loved the fact that it does control BO great. Then I saw an ad for Lume that said it had reduced the smell of its base and had new scents. I wanted to try the fresh alpine but they were out of it so I got the mint cucumber instead. So glad I tried a Lume product again! This time I can't smell the base odor at all and the fragrance is great, very fresh smell! And of course it's still has excellent BO control! I look forward to trying more Lume products & fragrances.

This is my 2nd stick and was skeptical about the cucumber smell, but I really like it. I didnt write a review when I first tried Lume, so here is my experience. For the first 48 hrs It didn't work, but I continued to use it and bam it started working. I live in Texas, its so hot that we sweat indoors so we must have a deodorant that works.

The smell is a manly. Applies thick and creamy. It works okay but it's not worth the price. Doesn't appear to work for the claimed 72hours. For active persons you may need to reapply during the day.

I never write reviews. I first tried Lime a few years ago when I saw it in online ads and wanted a more natural deodorant. It was the dial up cream version and I hated it. Hated the smell, the application, the feel - so much so that I threw it away and was very annoyed about wasting money. I found some other store-available deodorants that used for a few years. They all worked fine until they didn't, and the most recent one changed to cardboard packaging that somehow ended up with me having a terrible rash under my arms and the deodorant no longer doing anything to deodorize me. I was rashy, itchy, smelly, and embarrassed. I took a break from using everything until the rash cleared up, and bought this and the acidified body wash while I waited. I started using the wash right away to help with odor, and once my skin was clear, I tried this new version of Lume deodorant. I love it. It goes on so nicely, smells great, and works as it should. I've not yet been through hot hot weather using it, but I've had no problems exercising and feeling comfortable with my level of body odor. I'm so glad they reformulated to a more classic solid. If you tried the cream style before and are wondering if this is different, it really truly is and such a lovely product

Lume is an AMAZING deodorant product and I HIGHLY recommend it! However, this "fresh alpine" scent starts out great but after a couple days the scent just doesn't combine well with my arm pit essence 🤣 I don't know how else to describe it! I've tried a few of the other scents and also unscented and am over the moon happy with them. The tangerine, lavender and a couple others have worked wonderfully for me. Everybody's body pH, pheromones and chemistry is different. The scent of this Fresh Alpine Lume smells like pine tree. The problem I've found with every other natural type deo/anti is that they usually don't work longer than half a day and many, the ones with baking soda or similar ingredients irritate my pits. Lume doesn't irritate me in any way! So grateful for that! 🤩 The cost is more than most other deodorant/antiperspirant but one stick really does lasts at least a month with everyday, heavy use. I LOVE how safe this deodorant is, especially compared to most other's ingredients. In my opinion this is the safest, most effective "natural" type deo a person can find. The way it works is pretty amazing. When switching from typical, pharmacy or grocery store deodorant it seemed as if my body almost went through a "scent detoxing stage" where it took about a week for the Lume to really start working to it's fullest effect and for the old deodorant/antiperspirant to go away. If you're concerned with the chemicals in the deodorant/antiperspirant you're using now, I can't recommend giving Lume a try enough!!! My young adult children and parents have all switched to it & are very happy with it! Bottom line, Lume is wonderful, but not this pine scent for me ☺️

At the price of nearly $18 for a stick of deodorant, not being able to find an unscented version on Amazon (I have since been able to find single sticks of unscented, and am not sure why I couldn’t find them when I made the mistake of ordering this), I thought at least that the smell would not be cloyingly overpowering, because that’s cheap perfume products, right? Wrong. This stuff is so strong smelling (in a horrible, perfumey way), I can’t imagine what my body might smell like underneath it. How will I know if it works? I prefer my natural body odor to this overwhelmingly strong perfume that makes me literally gag. I hope I can sleep tonight, and am wondering if I should chalk it up to horrible experience and wash it of. I’ve already had it on my body a couple of hours and I can’t smell anything else! It’s starting to nauseate me. I even made a pot of chai tonight, and I can barely smell THAT with this ever-present, cheap perfume smell, that resists nasal fatigue. I’ve already trying dabbing straight essential oil blends that I like on my nose itself, and I have nasal fatigue to THOSE and can only smell this horrible, horrible strong perfume. My God, who would want to smell like this?! I should have known better and just left well enough alone since I couldn’t find a single stick of unscented to try. My husband suggested spraying my homemade bug spray (5 essential oils in water) under my arms to try to mask it, as well as a Thieves Oil spray—because peppermint, citronella and clove would overpower this cucumber perfume, right? Wrong. I can’t smell them at all now, just this sickening cloying perfume! At this point, I really don’t even care if it works, because I would rather smell my own body odor than smell like a cheap slut drenched in scent! After writing the above, I wet a washcloth, put soap on it, and tried to scrub it off. I can’t get rid of it! The washcloth smells terrible now, and so do I. I just took a shower before putting this stuff on, or I would take another! I hope I can get rid of the smell swimming tomorrow. I thought about trying the unscented instead (now that I found it finally on Amazon), but this was such a bad experience, I don’t want to take the risk that the unscented might still smell terrible, too, because I shouldn’t have splurged so much money on a tube of deodorant that makes me hate the way I smell—a friend recommended this to me, and she’s about to get a piece of my mind. Maybe she’ll take this tube, since obviously I can’t return it.

Recently I noticed my regular deodorant (dove, degree, etc.) had started mixing with my sweat and creating a terrible smell. I had heard about Lume so I decided to give it a shot and it immediately fixed my problem! I still sweat (beacuse it is deodorant, not antiperspirant) but there is no smell except for the light, pleasant alpine fragrance. It is definitely also a plus that it is aluminum free. A little pricey but worth every penny to not smell bad. Only thing I don't like is the soft, sticky texture, which also makes the deodorant applicator messy because of how soft the deodorant is. However, after a few minutes I don't feel sticky anymore and it doesn't seem to leave lasting marks on the inside of my clothes after washing. Also it doesn't leave sweat rings during use which is awesome. Can't wait to try the cream tube deodorant from them.

Très efficace mais le parfum est trop fort et le tube n’est pas facile à utiliser à la longue car il faut régulièrement enlever les traces et dépôts qui se forment à la surface.

After trying many products, mind you i stay away from anything that has aluminum as ingredient, but all relatively safe natural products i tried, all did work but only for an hour or so. This deodarant really keeps me smelling fresh all day long. I used to reek of smelly armpits, like seriously bad. This smell is pleasant, not overpowering, just perfect, very happy and will buy again, A+++

Got severely allergic. I wouldn't buy this again

Not recommended at all

I liked it but I wanted lavender fragrance but I did not want to buy 2 in case I did not like the product. Its a little thick when applied.