Okay, let's give it a shot. I don't know why that's a spray. Okay, so it's a little roll on guy. It smells amazing. Okay. I've never used roll on like this. Oh, I like it. So it's kind of like a gel feeling, but not like the, you feel like you're going to wet your t-shirt. I really like the feel of this. Okay. Let's run some errands and see how it does. So I just got back from running errands. And I feel great. I never felt wet under my armpits. And I honestly like, everything smells fresh. I'm going to go ahead and put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves. I'm going to put on my gloves.

I'm ranking this as the number one natural deodorant out of the five others that I've tried. It smells like fresh rose petals with notes of bitter tea leaves. For a rose fragrance, it's very well balanced. I'd even consider it unisex and there's nothing synthetic about the aroma. The application is smooth, it's not gritty and it doesn't pill. It dries down clear without any texture and somehow it's neither wet, sticky, or powdery. Most importantly, it really works to keep BO away and it doesn't just conceal it with fragrance. This also kept me dry and it's formulated with willow bark extract, which is often found in toners, for its oil controlling properties. It's really cool too that the formula has enzymes in it which convert ammonia that causes our BO to smell into amino acids. The only reason that I'm not currently using this deodorant is because my husband has commandeered it for himself and anything in the future that I'm going to try has to live up to the standard of this deodorant.

I'm new to natural deodorants and I've tested five over the last five months. I wore each deodorant for four weeks before finalizing any opinion. The familiar skincare ingredients that are in the cream deal from Megababe is what drew me to it, and of course the claims that it's going to be odor blocking and improve the texture and tone of my underarms. The first issue that I encountered that you can see here is with any amount of friction, the deodorant does start to pill, and even when it dries down, it dries down to a powdery finish that transferred onto my clothes. This could just be because I have sensitive skin, but it also would sting if I applied it within the first couple hours after shaving. Due to the wearability issues, I'd rank this one in fifth place out of the five that I tried, and unfortunately it's not a rebuy for me.

Now here's something interesting. Megababe cream deodorant. I don't know how you but I did not know that acids kill odor and apparently this cream deodorant cream is filled with lactic acid, mandelic acid and niacinamide and it does kill odor. The only thing that I need to mention that it has a very strong tea tree and mint scent. If you are not sensitive to that scent or if you love that scent that's perfect for you. For me I did not like it. I figured out if I use at night and when the cream dries there is no scent so in the morning I wake up no smell. I don't know I love it. I hope you will love it too.

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