Mineral Deodorant Arcana Natura Mineral Deodorant

After reading reviews, I decided to make a purchase. However, I don't know what I am doing wrong, as the product doesn't seem to work for me.

Very helpful. I suffer from excessive sweating. I used to constantly have an unpleasant odor. Regular products didn't help. But with this, I no longer suffer from body odor. Highly recommended.

The product effectively eliminates odors, but it does not prevent perspiration (although this is specified in the description). I like it. It is convenient that it comes in a plastic casing, but the crystal started to move in its attachment, causing water to seep in. It makes a distinct cracking sound when it moves. However, this does not affect its functionality.

This deodorant is much worse than previous ones of this type that I have encountered. It does not hold up well, does not neutralize odor, and after some time of use, it becomes suffocating and starts to smell like sweat itself. It did not provide any drying effect or have any effect when kept with the lid open. I will not be buying this again.

The product performs its intended task, but the fastening is not secure. It fell off and chipped. Water entered through the chip, causing it to disintegrate. I will buy a new one and give this deodorant one more chance.

Good. It handles its task excellently.

It helps well with the odor, but sometimes there are moments when the smell reappears a couple of hours after application. Rarely, but precisely. Overall, I am thrilled with it. I have tried many deodorants, and they all made me smell like a rotten badger, no matter what I used. This one actually works. It doesn't stop sweating, only the odor, which makes sense because it's not an antiperspirant.

The smell of sweat has become even stronger and worse due to this mineral. The presence of AL+++ in the composition of the vinegar is concerning. I cannot support the positive reviews.

Once it fell and got chipped, which was quite disappointing. There was no smell, but there was perspiration.

Why do people fall for slogans like "natural" or "aluminum-free"? On the front cover, it says "aluminum-free," but on the back, the ingredients list only includes aluminum. The chemical formula Potassium alum is the same as potassium aluminium sulfate. Dear ladies, don't fall for such marketing tricks :)