SALT & STONE Deodorant | Extra Strength Natural Deodorant for Women & Men | Aluminum Free with Seaweed Extracts, Shea Butter & Probiotics (Neroli & Basil)

This deodorant really helps me stay dry and fresh all day. I like thr light scent and it doesn't irritate my skin. I asko like how long it lasts! I've been able to work all day and into the evening with confidence! It is a little on the pricey side but a little goes a long way and its worth every penny! Its glides so smoothly and there is no residue my shirts.(in other words I don't have the yellow stains in the armpit areas) I wear white buttons downstairs all the time and now much more confidently. There are no harsh ingredients and as a guy with very sensitive skin, I'm a long time customer! Everyone is different but I run hot all the time and was so surprised thr first time I wore this and stayed DRY! You'll like how long you stay dry and smeelong great!

From the moment I twisted up the sleek charcoal‑gray tube, this aluminum‑free stick felt more like a niche fragrance than a basic toiletry. The Santal & Vetiver blend opens with a soft wood‑smoke note that mellows into something cozy and skin‑like—noticeable without shouting. The texture starts a touch firm but warms quickly, leaving a clear layer that feels more like a lightweight balm than wax. At 2.6 ounces the tube is larger than many natural alternatives, which helps soften the sticker shock of the $20 price tag.Performance has been better than I expected for a botanical formula. On regular workdays it keeps odor at bay well past bedtime, and I haven’t seen any of the chalky build‑up that plagues baking‑soda sticks. Weekend hikes during Florida humidity did call for a midday swipe, but the reapplication went on just as clean. Friends who’ve tried other scents in the line—Black Rose & Oud seems to be the cult favorite—report similar longevity, so it isn’t just this fragrance pulling the weight. I also like knowing there’s seaweed extract, shea butter, and prebiotics in the mix, which might explain why my skin hasn’t protested the switch from drugstore antiperspirants.There are quirks, though. If you press too hard, the creamy base can smudge onto collars and certain synthetic fabrics, leaving faint darker marks that need a stain stick. The first few uses can feel a little scratchy until the top layer smooths out, and the packaging—as luxe as it looks—heads straight to the trash once empty. A refill option or recyclable insert would go a long way toward justifying the premium feel. Still, if you’re hunting for a natural deodorant that actually performs and smells sophisticated enough to double as a subtle personal scent, this one earns a spot on the bathroom shelf.

Salt and Stone Deodorant is a fantastic product that truly stands out in the natural deodorant space. First and foremost, it’s incredibly effective—keeps you feeling fresh all day without any of that sticky residue or harsh chemical scent that many traditional deodorants leave behind. The formula is clean, with natural ingredients like magnesium and activated charcoal, so you feel good about what’s going on your skin.The scent is subtle and refreshing, never overpowering, but it lasts a surprisingly long time. It's also gentle on sensitive skin, which is a major plus if you're someone who’s had issues with irritation from other brands.That said, the major downside is the price. At around $20 a stick, it’s definitely on the more expensive side for deodorant. While the quality is top-notch, it might not be something everyone is willing to splurge on regularly. However, if you can get past the cost, you’re getting a high-performing product that feels like a treat every time you apply it.Overall, Salt and Stone is an excellent deodorant, but the price point does hold it back from being an everyday staple for everyone. If you’re looking for a natural, eco-friendly option and don’t mind the splurge, it’s definitely worth trying.

I’ve tried more “clean” deodorants than I care to admit—some left me feeling… earthy (in a bad way), others just didn’t last past lunchtime. But Salt & Stone’s Santal scent? Game changer.First, the scent: it’s sophisticated, not overpowering—like walking through a fancy hotel lobby where everyone smells expensive. Woodsy, warm, and just the right amount of sultry. It’s gender-neutral but leans slightly masculine, in the best way.Performance-wise, this one holds up. I’ve worn it through hot days, long walks, stressful meetings—you name it—and still felt fresh. No sticky residue, no chalky streaks on dark clothing, and my skin has had zero irritation (which is rare for me with baking soda-free formulas).Is it more than a drugstore stick? Yes. Is it worth it? 100%. It’s one of the few natural deodorants that feels like a treat and works like a charm.