What NOT to do with your Natural Deodorant Stick

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After years of making, pouring, packing, troubleshooting and answering customer questions, we’ve learned something important: people can get VERY creative with their natural deodorant sticks.

And while we admire innovation, sometimes that creativity leads to minor mishaps. Which is not fun for anyone (especially your underarms).

Natural deodorant is a little different to conventional formulas. It’s made with nourishing plant oils, waxes and active ingredients that respond to heat, pressure and storage conditions. Treat it kindly, and it’ll treat you right.

So consider this your friendly public service announcement for things NOT to do with your deodorant stick 👇

❌ 1. Don’t Go “Nude”

When using your refillable deodorant case, keep your deodorant inside its cardboard tube. No nude sticks required. We know it might seem logical to slide the stick straight out of the tube and pop it into the case on its own, but trust us, this is where things can get very messy, very quickly.

Natural deodorant is made with nourishing oils, butters and waxes that soften with body heat. Without the cardboard tube to support it, the stick can smudge, crumble, stick to the sides, or break apart inside the case, which turns what should be a quick morning swipe into a bit of a sticky situation.

Our Refillable Deodorant Cases were designed specifically to fit the cardboard tubes perfectly. The tube acts as a protective sleeve, helping the stick keep its shape while the case adds durability, protection and style. So simply drop the tube straight into the case, twist as usual, and enjoy mess-free, fuss-free application.

❌ 2. Don’t Push It All the Way Up

It’s not a telescope 😉 One of the most common causes of deodorant breakage is pushing the stick too far up before applying. It might seem harmless, but extending the product too high removes the structural support it gets from the tube.

Natural deodorants are slightly softer than conventional sticks because they don’t contain synthetic hardeners or binding agents. That’s part of what makes them glide smoothly and feel comfortable on the skin. However, it also means they need a little more care when applying.

When the stick is pushed up too far, pressure from normal application can cause it to bend, snap or crumble. Once that happens, it can be tricky to reset neatly.

Pro tip: If you accidentally push your stick up too far, tap the base on a solid surface and it should slide back down.

Avoiding all this calamity is beautifully simple. Push the stick up just a few millimetres (enough for a comfortable glide) and apply with gentle pressure.

❌ 3. Don’t Leave It in Your Car

We love the Aussie sun. Unfortunately, your deodorant doesn’t.

Natural deodorant ingredients are carefully balanced to stay solid at room temperature while still gliding easily onto the skin. But like most natural formulations, they are sensitive to heat.

When left inside a hot car, especially during warmer months, the internal temperature can rise well above 30°C. At those temperatures, the formula may soften or partially melt. The texture can change, the stick may shift within the tube, and once it cools down again, you may notice minor surface cracking or unevenness.

It doesn’t mean the product is ruined. In most cases, it will still work perfectly well. It may just feel slightly different to apply.

To keep your deodorant performing at its best, store it in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures. If it does soften, stand it upright in a cool room and allow it to reset naturally before using again.

Heat happens. Just don’t let it sunbake!

❌ 4. Don’t Use It as Dog Food

We know your dog thinks everything you own is fair game. Socks, lunchboxes, mystery crumbs on the floor… and apparently deodorant (and lip balm!) too.

But even though our deodorants are made with naturally derived ingredients, they’re not made for curious pups. Some essential oils and active ingredients can upset your dog’s tummy or irritate them if chewed or swallowed.

So if you’ve got a four-legged chaos goblin at home, keep your deodorant stored safely out of reach. Fresh pits, no vet drama. Everyone wins. 🐶

❌ 5. Please Don’t Lick It

Look, we didn’t think we’d need to write this either. But here we are.

Yes, it may smell delicious. No, it is not a snack. Our deodorants are made for underarms, not taste-testing, triple-daring, or “just seeing what it tastes like”.

A lick or nibble can cause an unpleasant burning or tingling sensation, especially with minty or citrusy scents. So let’s keep things simple: on your pits, not on your palate. 😉

The Golden Rule

Treat your natural deodorant stick kindly and it’ll keep your pits fresh, comfortable and happy as can be!

If you ever have questions about texture, scent or application, just reach out. We’re always here to help 🙂

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