PEPPERMINT & SPEARMINT STRONG PROTECTION 60g DEO STICK Reviews

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Earth Conscious ALL GOOD natural deodorants & skincare products are made in the UK on the beautiful Isle of Wight. Vegan Approved by the Vegetarian Society and endorsed Cruelty-Free by the Leaping Bunny programme.

Deodorise and moisturise with natural, organic ingredients harnessing antibacterial properties to keep you fresh all day long whilst being kind to your body & the environment. Choose from a compact cardboard easy to apply Natural Deodorant Stick, a balm in a recyclable or reusable tin and now an essentially naked Bare Bar available with a refillable storage tin.

The entire collection is plastic-free and designed with a minimal waste mindset to reduce packaging pollution and the negative impact on our seas and wildlife. 10p from every product sold goes to the Marine Conservation Society, a UK charity protecting our seas, shores and wildlife.

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“Great product! I love the peppermint stick deodorant. It works really well for me. I also love the plastic free packaging and that it's made in the UK. My only issue is that there's always some left over that can't be used. I also have trouble pushing the base all the way up and need to use a hairbrush end!! Can you consider making a decent reusable holder and refills (like another company whose 4 letter name I won't mention because their product doesn't work for me)”

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Posted 1 year ago

Thank you for taking the time to review, it's much appreciated. Totally get the frustration with the bit at the end from the stick. Couple of solutions, you can take the end bit and add on to a new stick....or you could take a look at our Bare Bar Natural Deodorant which is similar to the stick only bigger and requires no applicator whatsoever. With the refillable cases, the problem we have is that they are generally made from mixed materials (ie aluminium with some plastic) so we can't travel that route as we prefer plastic-free and for the end waste to be readily recyclable or biodegradeable. If a customer purchases and then discovers the product doesn't suit them or they want to try something else, they are left with a case that has to either be returned to a recycling scheme or ends up in landfill. So, sadly at this time that is not a route we can travel.

Posted 1 year ago