To keep it equal, and hopefully to appeal everyone’s lifestyle, I’ve kept a fairly strict criteria and rating scale of how I’m reviewing these deodorants. With that in mind, let’s dive into the Salt of the Earth Crystal Deodorant review! My 2 Month Crystal Deodorant Review Week 1 & 2 – Adjusting to a natural deodorant There are no added extras here - just crystal in a box. So if you're after a no-frills eco deodorant product that will last for six plus months (if you look after it) for not much outlay, this could be the one for you. For centuries, natural mineral salts have been used to prevent body odour. One of these natural salts, potassium alum, is the active ingredient in Salt of the Earth’s Crystal Classic Natural Deodorant. Potassium alum creates an invisible antibacterial layer on the skin’s surface that helps to control the growth of bacteria, preventing body odour. The result is effective, long-lasting protection that allows your skin to breathe. None are true antiperspirants, so you will have to make your peace with a certain level of wetness.

Researchers have suggested that aluminium and paraben, the active ingredient in most antiperspirants, with cancer and Alzheimer’s. Though little evidence has been has found to substantiate this claim. I wore Salt of the Earth’s Natural Deodorant Crystal for 6 weeks, and here’s how I found it. Today we’re talking in-depth about sweaty pits and body odour. Lovely. You can buy the crystal on its own, or the company also sells one encased in a plastic base. In both cases, you wet the product slightly before use or rub it on to damp skin. Not only is our Unscented Natural Deodorant Roll-On effective, fragrance free, it's also suitable for everyone. Whether you're a man, woman, boy or girl, our deodorant is perfect for all. Plus, children can start using it from 6+ if they start experiencing body odour. No more awkward conversations with kids about body odour. And if you're worried about those embarrassing white marks on your clothes, don't be. Our roll-on deodorant is carefully formulated to ensure that it won't leave you with any unsightly marks. So go ahead, wear your white t-shirt with confidence! Applying the Classic Crystal deodorant isn't quite as straightforward as a standard roll-on – but it's still pretty easy.Step in: Salt of the Earth. Established in the nineties, the brand's focus on 'environmentally friendly, natural skincare products that are as effective as they are ethical' has won over legions of fans – and plenty of awards in the process. We've rounded up the key players, costs, eco and ethical claims, and some insights from users to help you decide. The deodorant is applied using your fingers, although you can also buy a small bamboo spatula (50p) to get it out of the jar.

A 45g jar lasts two months, so it's reasonable value for money, plus the availability of mini sizes is useful so you can try it before committing to a bigger size.For that reason, Salt of The Earth's range of roll-on deodorants are definitely worth a look if you'd rather save the faff of wetting and drying your deodorant each time. The Salt of the Earth Natural Deodorant Spray bottles are recyclable and made from 100% plant derived plastic. Additionally, the Unscented Natural Deodorant Spray by Salt of the Earth can also be refilled using the Salt of the Earth 500ml or 1ltr Unscented Natural Deodorant Spray Refill, reducing plastic waste even further. The use of crystal deodorants isn’t a new discovery: according to historical texts, the Romans were well aware of deodorising effect of alum. LOOKING to switch to a natural deodorant? Read on for our Salt of the Earth Classic Crystal Deodorant review.

A key fear is around aluminium in deodorants potentially causing cancer. The theory is that aluminium compounds such as aluminium chlorohydrate or aluminium zirconium, used to stop sweating, can be absorbed through the underarms and cause breast cancer. So I’ve started training in pre-season with a new football team and I was intrigued to see if the I could get through the midday training session without showering and applying the crystal deodorant in the morning (sorry lads). For example, crystal products such as Salt Of The Earth contain potassium alum, and PitRok is made from ammonium alum - both aluminium salts. Dr Olioso says: 'It contains good active ingredients, so should be effective, but be aware that arrowroot - the most abundant ingredient - might leave white marks.' Having already been through that, using this deodorant was a breeze. For everyday gentle activity, we stayed completely dry and odour-free.

Does Salt of the Earth deodorant work?

There are currently three unisex scents available, and the subscription option is easy to change online. One user told us the deodorant had done a 'decent' job but that it sometimes needed to be reapplied during the day. Natural deodorants are claimed to be kinder to skin by using largely naturally derived ingredients.