Dry Serum Deodorant

Anyone from 15. It is formulated for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and men, women and teenagers can use it too.

It contains 2% niacinamide and lemon extract, to help underarm skin look smoother and more even in tone with regular use. Results build over time and differ from person to person. Loose clothing and gentle hair removal help too, because rubbing and shaving can darken the skin there.

As often as your day calls for; it works best after a shower, on clean underarms. You can reapply as long as your underarms are clean, because deodorant on unwashed skin works less well.

Wait at least 2–4 hours after waxing or shaving, while the skin is still sensitive.

It contains no aluminium. Antiperspirants use aluminium salts (aluminum chloride or aluminum chlorohydrate) to plug the sweat ducts for a while, and these can react with sweat and leave yellow marks on clothes. This product is aluminium-free, so it leaves no yellow marks. It is a deodorant: it controls odour rather than reducing sweat.

Yes, you will still sweat; it does not block the sweat glands. What it does is keep odour under control so you feel fresh. In the 2023 home use test with 30 Mamas, 80% felt their underarms stayed fresh through the day.

Body odour often changes in pregnancy, as oestrogen and progesterone rise, and it can come even without much sweating. Heavy activity, stress, food (onion, coffee, strongly spiced dishes), underarms not cleaned well or not dry when you apply it, and clothes that do not absorb sweat all play a part too. Apply it to clean, dry skin and give it a few days.

No. It controls odour but does not reduce sweat. For very heavy sweating, a doctor can suggest an antiperspirant or other options.

It contains no dyes or alcohol and has been dermatologically tested. Skin tends to be more sensitive in pregnancy and while breastfeeding, so patch test first on the inner arm or behind the ear. If itching or stinging appears, make sure your underarms are clean and dry when you apply it and use a thin layer; if it continues, stop for a few days.

It is not made for that. Keeping the underarms clean and dry and wearing loose clothes to cut down rubbing will help them feel comfortable. If irritation does not settle, see a doctor.

No. Underarm darkening usually comes from rubbing from tight clothes, shaving or plucking, dead skin build-up or hormone changes. The niacinamide in this deodorant helps the skin look more even.

You can use it, but it is not made for chicken skin (keratosis pilaris), so we cannot promise a result there.

None of them, and no alcohol or parabens either. Its key ingredients are Dead Sea mineral (magnesium) for odour and niacinamide for even-looking skin. The fresh lemon scent comes from a small amount of natural fragrance.

No, it is for the underarms only. For skin on the inner thighs that has darkened, our Stretch Mark Serum contains niacinamide to help it look more even. Loose clothes in a fabric that absorbs sweat keep the area fresher.

The formula is light, so it comes off easily with soap and water, or with a body wipe and a rinse. It leaves no yellow marks on clothes.

We are moving to a new, fresher design, so old and new packs are on sale at the same time. Both are genuine, with the same contents, formula, quality and shelf life. Anything bought from the official store is genuine.

It is made in Indonesia. The new pack mixes English and Thai (with a little Indonesian) because the products are sold in several Southeast Asian countries, and the wording follows their labelling rules.