Vegan Deodorant Cream – Zero Waste Refill
$18.00
Unit price perFreshness without the waste. Keep your reusable jar in rotation and top it up with these compostably packaged refill discs. Our mineral-powered, vegan deodorant cream neutralizes odor without baking soda or aluminum, while skin-loving oils and butters keep underarms soft and comfortable.
Why we love it
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Refill, not replace — keep your original jar and pop in new discs to reduce waste
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Gentle + effective — magnesium hydroxide + arrowroot fight odor and moisture
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Nourishing — coconut, jojoba, and mango butter moisturize delicate skin
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Low-waste packaging — compostable bag
How to refill & use
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Chill the refill bag for ~2 hours to firm the discs.
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Transfer discs into a clean, dry jar.
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Soften at room temp for ~2 hours before first use.
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Apply a pea-sized amount with dry fingers or a small spoon and massage into underarms.
Care tips
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Keep water out of the jar to maintain freshness.
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Store cool and away from direct heat/sunlight.
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New to natural deo? Pair with an underarm detox to ease the transition.
Base ingredients:
Maranta arundinacea (arrowroot) powder, magnesium hydroxide, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) oil*, Mangifera indica (mango) butter*, Helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed wax, tocopherol (vitamin E oil)* (*certified organic).
Scents:
- Lavender Mint
- Bergamot Blood Orange
- Patchouli
- Grapefruit Cardamom
- Lemon Lavender
- Cedarwood Orange
- Naked (unscented)
Notes: Avoid introducing water to the jar. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your healthcare provider. Not recommended for babies/children.
Note for online orders:
If you order this product online during the warmer months, it may arrive extra soft or even liquid, because the product melts at warmer temperatures. The product is still safe to use, you may just want to pop it into the fridge for a bit to get it to solidify. It may be easiest to scrape the contents into the glass jar first, especially if the contents are no longer disc-shaped.
