No fakes: Two different basic ingredient lists, one regular, one "sensitive"
There's been some distress recently over supposed fakes or the ingredients being changed, but it appears they aren't fake and haven't changed.<br /><br />I checked in the Wayback Machine, and the ingredients for the one I checked (Coconut & Vanilla) were the same at the Native website on January 2, 2019 as they are now.<br /><br />The confusion is that there are two different versions, one regular and one called "sensitive," for several of the same scents (including Coconut & Vanilla), and they have very different basic ingredient lists. I've verified this at the Native website.<br /><br />Here's the basic ingredient list for the regular versions. (Some fragrance ingredients are also added for all but the unscented.)<br /><br />Caprylic/capric triglyceride, tapioca starch, ozokerite, sodium bicarbonate, magnesium hydroxide, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, cyclodextrin, Butyrospermium parkii (shea) butter, dextrose (glucose), Lactobacillus acidophilus.<br /><br />Here's the list for the sensitive versions:<br /><br />Caprylic/capric triglyceride, arrowroot powder, stearyl alcohol, baking soda, shea butter, coconut oil, hydrogenated castor oil, polyglycerol-3 beeswax, jojoba esters, L. acidophilus, maltodextrin, glyceryl caprylate, glyceryl undecylenate, tocopherol (vitamin E).<br /><br />I got the regular version of Peony & Jasmine Tea, Sweet Almond & Honey, and Linen & Cotton Flower. Those are sold as women's scents at the Native website, and they are quite sweet and flowery. The peony one is less strong than the other two scent-wise.<br /><br />They work fine, as these things go, pretty good for deodorizing, not designed to be anti-wet.<br /><br />They go on fairly dry, not very sticky (make sure you're dry first).<br /><br />Doesn't take a lot. No problem with stains.
Rating: 4 stars