NATURAL?? Who are they trying to kid?
I just came across this Antiperspirant/Deodorant and was confused/excited. Confused because I was fairly certain in my knowledge that aluminum is the only chemical that acts as an anti-perspirat. So for those of us who aren't keen on willingly putting a heavy metal, like aluminum into our bodies have always just had to settle for a deodorant, without anti-perspirant properties. I, then, became excited at the idea that perhaps I was wrong, and that maybe there was some natural ingredient that acts as an anti-perspirant. WRONG. I looked in the description and saw that the first active ingredient is aluminum! I am baffled. I mean, come on! Who do they think is going to buy this? The kind of people who are seeking out a &#34;Natural&#34; product are not the kind who are ok with having aluminum as a main ingredient. And the type of people who ARE ok with aluminum are not the type who are going to seek out a Natural Deodorant, (or pay $7 for it). If a person doesn't care about harsh ingredients, then they're just going to pick up some whatever brand at Wal-Mart. What were the Tom's of Maine decision makers thinking?! Apparently the demographic they are selling to are those who care about natural ingredients, but don't mind aluminum? WHAT FAR OUT BRANCH OF LOGIC ARE THEY WORKING FROM???  Actually, after reading some of these positive reviews, I realize that the target demographic are uneducated people who see the word “NATURAL”, and read no further. To these people: educate yourselves and then read the ingredients label. Is there a way to tag all of these unknowing 4 and 5 Starers to make them aware that aluminum is the most harmful ingredient in ANY anti-perspirant? Including this falsely titled &#34;Natural&#34; product.
Rating: 1 stars