Lume Whole Body Deodorant - Smooth Solid Stick - 72 Hour Odor Control - Aluminum Free, Baking Soda Free and Skin Safe - 2.6 Ounce (Pack of 2) (Soft Powder)

Odor is odor is odorÑwhether it comes from our underarms or undercarriages. Lume is uniquely made to control ALL external body odor. One deodorant is all you need for pits, underboobs, tummy folds, thigh creases, vulvas, butt cracks, feet & more!
Our science based approach has raised the bar for personal hygiene. LumeÕs innovative acidic formula is pH optimized to block odor before it begins. Certain traditional deodorants simply mask or neutralize odor after it forms.
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Blocks ALL unwanted odorÑthink pits, underboob, thigh creases, vulva, butt cracks, feet & more.
Clinically proven to block body odor all day and continues to control B.O. for 72 hours.*
LumeÕs innovative acidic formula is pH optimized to stop odor before it begins.
Doctor developed and safe for ALL your odor prone areas. Baking soda free.
Does Lume Deoodrant stain clothing?
No. LumeÕs cream and solid deodorants do not leave stains on clothing and will wash out easily with normal laundering. Our deodorant is aluminum free, which means the pits of your favorite white shirts wonÕt yellow over time.
Is Lume Deodorant edible?
While Lume is non-toxic, it is not considered edible and has an acidic taste. We recommend applying a trace amount to clean, dry skin a few times a week rather than immediately before intimacy. No need to wash off prior to intercourse or oral sex.
Are Lume products safe to use during pregnancy & while breastfeeding?
All Lume products are safe to use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Rest assured, Lume products were created by an OB/GYN with you in mind!
Does Lume Deodorant require a pit detox?
Lume does not require a transition period or detox to prevent irritation. Our low pH approach doesnÕt lead to the irritation often seen with high pH deodorants, especially those made with baking soda.
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*2021, 2022 & 2023 product efficacy studies Conducted by Princeton Consumer Research