Bergamot Lime Deodorant: Refreshing Citrus Protection
Stay naturally fresh with our invigorating Bergamot Lime Deodorant, crafted with skin-loving ingredients and a burst of citrus zest. This deodorant provides effective odor control while nourishing your skin, blending the power of nature with a refreshing, clean scent.
Key Ingredients & Benefits:
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Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride: Derived from coconuts, this lightweight emollient locks in moisture while conditioning the skin. It leaves your underarms feeling smooth and hydrated without any greasiness.
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Arrowroot Powder: Naturally absorbs excess moisture to keep you feeling dry throughout the day. Its gentle, soothing properties make it ideal for sensitive skin, helping to reduce irritation.
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Beeswax: Creates a breathable barrier on your skin, locking in moisture and ensuring the deodorant glides on smoothly. This natural wax also helps provide lasting protection, keeping you fresh for hours.
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Magnesium Hydroxide: A gentle, non-irritating alternative to baking soda that naturally neutralizes odor-causing bacteria. Perfect for those with sensitive skin, it provides powerful odor control without causing irritation.
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Cetearyl Alcohol: A plant-based fatty alcohol that acts as an emulsifier and thickener, giving the deodorant a creamy texture that glides on smoothly while also softening the skin.
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Bergamot Essential Oil (Bergaptene-free): Uplifting and refreshing, bergamot essential oil adds a light, citrusy scent while fighting odor-causing bacteria. The bergaptene-free formula means it's safe to use without worrying about sun sensitivity.
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Lime Essential Oil: Adds a crisp, bright scent to the deodorant, while offering antibacterial properties that help neutralize body odor. Its invigorating aroma leaves you feeling energized and refreshed.
Enjoy a burst of citrus freshness with our Bergamot Lime Deodorant, formulated to keep you confidently fresh all day long. Suitable for all skin types, this deodorant provides gentle, natural protection without harsh chemicals.
