Curie Aluminum Free Deodorant - Orange Neroli - Natural Deodorant, Paraben Free, Cruelty Free, Non-Toxic, Vegan (3pk)

Curie Natural Deodorant for Women in the Orange Neroli scent is a total game-changer in the world of deodorants! This 3-pack is a triple threat of freshness, and let me tell you, it's exceeded all my expectations. First off, the Orange Neroli scent is a burst of citrusy goodness that lasts all day. It's not overpowering but gives the perfect hint of freshness that keeps me feeling confident and revitalized. The natural fragrance is a breath of fresh air compared to traditional deodorants. The fact that it's aluminum-free and paraben-free is a huge win for me. Knowing that I'm not slathering unnecessary chemicals on my skin gives me peace of mind. It's all about keeping it clean, and Curie delivers on that promise. The stick application is smooth and easy, gliding on effortlessly without any sticky residue. It dries quickly, leaving me feeling comfortably dry throughout the day. No need to worry about stains on clothes or that dreaded deodorant clump – Curie keeps it classy. What sets this deodorant apart is its long-lasting effectiveness. Even on the busiest days, it stands up to the challenge, providing reliable odor protection. I feel fresh from morning to night, and that's a win for my confidence. The 3-pack is not just a practical choice but also an economic one. I love having backups ready to go, ensuring I'm never caught without my favorite deodorant. In conclusion, Curie Natural Deodorant in Orange Neroli is a must-have for anyone looking to make the switch to a cleaner, more refreshing deodorant experience. It's become a staple in my daily routine, and I can confidently say goodbye to compromise and hello to long-lasting freshness!

I love this deodorant. It smells great and lasts all day even without containing antiperspirant. I find I don’t need to constantly reapply, so a stick lasts me quite a while. It doesn’t have that sticky residue like some other natural deodorants I’ve tried in the past.

I *heavily* sweat and used to put on my men's extra strength deodorant multiple times per day. Concerned about the aluminum I was absorbing, I tried this and was AMAZED. I can go a full day without reapplying and it smells so good. I wish it also had an antiperspirant, but obviously that's the thing that has aluminum. So I do sweat a little bit, but I do seem to notice it a lot less!

LASTING POWER: I was using Lume before getting the Curie and, if I’m lucky, get 24 hours’ worth with Lume even though they claim 72 hours. Going into this purchase knowing that natural deodorants don’t last very long on me, I did not expect much more than an 8 hour work days’ worth of scent from Curie. I’d say I get *almost* 24 hours as long as I’m not doing a whole lot through the day. So, lasting power is comparable between the two brands. I like that Curie makes no claim of longevity. PRICE: I paid about $26 for a tube (3oz) and stick (2.6oz) of Lume, so $13 apiece. This Curie 3-piece bundle (2oz each) is currently $42, which is $14 apiece. So, they’re comparable in price per piece…BUT Lume actually has more product per ounce. SCENT: Scent wise this Curie orange neroli scent smells incredible. I really dislike the baby powder, overly floral, or unscented deodorant smells of typical deodorant/antiperspirant. That's the whole reason I switched to Lume from Suave. I was excited to see a comparable scent from another natural brand. APPLICATION: Lume is creamier and easier to spread, occasionally I get little bits of the deodorant that pills under my arms but it’s infrequent. Curie has lots of clumps if you try to put it on like a “regular” deodorant. It works better if the stick is warmed up, and you apply slowly. SIDE EFFECTS: I’ve had no irritation or allergic reactions to Curie nor Lume products. My skin is pretty sensitive so I’m happy that the switch hasn’t caused any issues. I haven’t noticed any staining or deo marks from the Curie...yet. I've been using it for about 10 days now, so take that with a grain of rice as I was using the Lume for over 6 months. Lume does make deodorant marks if I'm not paying attention when I put a shirt on. TL;DR: Overall, It's comparable to Lume in nearly all aspects. Curie is slightly pricier but it smells great and it doesn’t contain aluminum or parabens. If you are in the market for a new natural deodorant and don’t mind it not lasting all that long, don’t mind having to apply it slowly, and it not having any wetness protection power I say give it a shot.

I’ve tried Lune, Hume, Native, all smell great when you put them on but unfortunately none worked for me. I have a demanding lifestyle and workout a lot and Cure is amazing!!! I smell great all day.

I've tried a lot of different natural deodorants and this one leaves me smelling fresh the longest. I highly recommend trying it.

Works good. Lasts about 10 hours. Not crazy about this scent, but others smell great. I recommend.

I have been using various brands of natural (aluminum-free) deodorant for the past 5 years. This Curie Orange Neroli is my first deodorant that has baking soda so I wasn't sure if I would have any issues with rash since some people are sensitive to it. It has been working wonderfully without any negative side effects though! The scent is an orange floral cologne kind of scent. It works for men or women. It still allows your body to sweat, but the odor control is very effective. Even if I go a day without showering and reapplying, it stills controls odor for 48 hours or so. Even through workouts and stress sweating, my body odor is kept at bay. I have had natural deodorants give me rashes before so I am very happy this one doesn't. I also love the natural ingredients! The only downside to this deodorant is that the application experience is a little unpleasant. It is rough/hard application rather than a smooth and easy glide experience. My husband has been trying out this deodorant as well and applying it pulls out a few armpit hairs each time. It doesn't hurt at all, but it is a little unpleasant and gross to have hair on the deodorant. I wish it was a smoother application, but it isn't crumbly or flaky so not really worthy of taking a whole star off in my opinion.