This fragrance is among the more intense and also more effective deodorants. It is suitable for both men and women and has a fresh citrus scent.

• Tea tree has strong antiseptic and antibacterial properties, helping to fight the bacteria that cause unpleasant odor. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe skin irritation.
• Lemongrass has antiseptic, deodorizing, and toning properties.
• Baking soda helps neutralize odors by absorbing acids and alkaline substances that cause unpleasant smells.
• Kaolin helps absorb excess moisture and prevents the formation of sweat odor.
• A blend of oils and waxes prevents the skin from drying out and becoming irritated.

The deodorant does not prevent natural sweating, but its antibacterial effect prevents the decomposition processes of sweat, and thus unpleasant odor.

Usage: The deodorant is dispensed by pressing on the bottom of the tube – the mechanism is push-up. The pressure should be as perpendicular as possible. The very first extension might be a bit stiff, so don't be afraid to push harder. If you extend the deodorant too much, you can retract it by tapping its bottom on a solid surface, and the deodorant will gradually "fall" back into the tube. Gently rub the deodorant in the armpit several times in a row until it starts to melt. Apply only the necessary amount to avoid having too much and risking staining your clothes (especially right after application).

Usage tips: If you decide to switch from commonly available deodorants to natural ones, the adaptation of the human body to this change may take 1 - 2 weeks.