PHLUR Vanilla Skin Natural Deodorant, Aluminum Free, Up to 48 Hr Protection

Didn’t think I’d ever spend $15 on a deodorant and took a risk not being able to smell it prior, but it’s amazing! Not stick at all! Doesn’t leave a white residue on my clothing, texture is soft and smooth. Subtle scent that’s not overpowering, but definitely enough to notice and works wonderfully! Once a day apply and maybe even two if you forget! Love this and love the scent! Definitely worth the price!

Beautiful, soft and powdery scent. This does a great job of keeping me fresh all day. Like with all natural deodorants, it doesn’t keep you dry- so be mindful. Perfect scent for the spring/summer months.

I have spent a few years trying to find a good,natural deodorant. This is amazing. Goes on nice, leaves no marks on clothes and smells good. Plus it actually lasts all day. Will continue to buy it

Phul Father Figure smelled like terrible perfume and did not use it Noxious terrible perfume smell was a deterrent, not a deodorant. Notice how Amazon has a disclaimer saying "Frequently returned due to odor." Believe it! I opened it, winced at the overwhelming smell, and sent it back. Of all the natural deodorants free of chemicals, irritating baking soda, and aluminum that I tired over the decades as a vegan natural health extremist, most have overpowering smells, and need reapplication to mask stinky sweat smells, so they do not really work, unfortunately. Other natural deodorants - Blossom to Bath: subtle sandalwood/amber smell, non-irritating, non-effective. I smelled like sweat BO and fruit. Had to reapply frequently to hope its smell was stronger than my BO, which is typical for most natural deodorants. - Crystal magnesium creams (not their aluminum clear “rocks”) worked well at minimizing BO, but some of their formulas have very strong fragrances that my sensitive nose was not happy with. The black charcoal tea tree oil version smelled like an old-time strong alcohol-based manly cologne that mainstreamers probably have no issue with. - Little Seed Farm and Primal Pits creams are pastes in jars that did not work and were messy in application.- Schmidts worked for most of the day, but they discontinued all formulas for sensitive skin that did not have irritating baking soda/sodium bicarbonate. - Schmidts was OK but no longer available in sensitive skin formula; they now all contain baking soda that causes rashes on my pits - Stick Up lavender was so-so at minimizing BO for half the day, but terrible mess! It clumps up and falls to the floor, messing up my rugs, gets on my pants as it crumbled from my pit throughout the day, stained shirt pits, had to scrub out of armpit hair later. Applied and was a white paste like paint. Always needed a second application. Forget it.

I’ve been using the PHLUR Vanilla Skin Natural Deodorant, and honestly, it took me a while to really get used to it. At first, I wasn’t sure if it was working as well as I hoped, and the subtle vanilla scent felt different from what I’m used to. After a couple of weeks, though, I started to appreciate how gentle it is on my skin and how it glides on smoothly without leaving any residue. It’s not the strongest deodorant out there, but once I adjusted to it, I liked the natural, lightweight feel and the soft vanilla scent. Overall, it’s okay—not immediately impressive, but with time, it grew on me. It’s a decent option if you’re looking for a natural deodorant that’s gentle and lightly scented.