Collection: Aluminum-Free Deodorants

Conventional antiperspirants rely on aluminium salts to block sweat glands. If you'd rather skip that, you're in the right place. This collection brings together over 65 aluminium-free deodorants — creams, sticks, roll-ons, and sprays — formulated with plant-based actives that neutralise odour without interfering with your body's natural processes.

All products are free from aluminium chlorohydrate and aluminium zirconium. Many are vegan, plastic-free, and certified natural.

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• Deodorant sticks — solid, easy to apply, low-waste. Try the Grapefruit & Rose, Lavender & Bergamot, or Patchouli & Mango.
• Deodorant sprays — quick-dry and ideal for on-the-go. See the Fragrance-Free Spray, Amber & Sandalwood Spray, or Crystal Spray for Men.
• Deodorant roll-ons — precise application, great for sensitive skin. Try the Organic Crystal Roll-On with Aloe Vera or Fragrance for Women Roll-On.
• Crystal deodorants — based on potassium alum, it is not technically aluminium free deodorant, potassium alum has larger particles and does not block pores like other aluminium deodorants compounds found in supermarkets stores, salt in crystal deodorants is a naturally occurring mineral salt that sits on the skin surface without penetrating. The Plastic-Free Crystal Deodorant is a good starting point.

For Sensitive Skin

If baking soda-based formulas have caused irritation in the past, look for magnesium hydroxide or potassium alum alternatives. Our sensitive-skin picks include the Earl Grey & Jasmine Extra Sensitive, Ylang & Rose Extra Sensitive, and Unscented Vegan Deodorant.

Switching From Conventional Antiperspirant?

Expect a transition period of 2–4 weeks as your sweat glands readjust. Increased sweating during this phase is normal and temporary. Apply to clean, dry skin and give any product at least three weeks before deciding if it works for you.

For more detail, read our guide: Is Aluminium Chlorohydrate in Deodorant Harmful? What the Science Says.