Review (5/5): A little goes a long way . . .
I am the kind of shopper who likes to read the reviews and makes my decisions from other people’s experiences. If you are like me you will undoubtedly find this helpful. Let me begin by saying I had a deodorant that was working well for me, but I decided I wanted to make a change and select something more natural. I chose Don’t Sweat It! because of the few and natural ingredients that it contains. When I first tried it, I didn’t think about the fact that this is a different product than what I had been using before and I applied it vigorously. This led to some discomfort under my arms. I had a similar experience, several years ago, from applying too much of a baking soda deodorant each time I used the deodorant. After my first day using the product, I decided to read the label and it was then that I saw it said “Twist open, very lightly swipe and dab under arm. A little goes a long way!” It was then that I realized not only was I applying it incorrectly, but I was using a different product entirely and that I had been automatically applying the same amount of deodorant as before without thinking about what I was doing. On the second day, I followed the instructions and swiped twice lightly under each arm and it worked extremely well. I didn’t have any discomfort at the end of the day and the deodorant worked very well. (I also felt good about using this product.) I plan to continue using this and would recommend it to anyone who is thinking about using it.
Everyone’s body is different, so two swipes for me may be a couple dabs for someone else or it may be three swipes for yet another person. You know your body better than anyone else and it may take more than a day to discover the right amount for you. I found out my formula for success with this deodorant very quickly. It may take you longer. Also, if you have problems with baking soda and essential oils, it says on their label that you can try their unscented product or go to their website for more information.
I hope this helped you in your decision.