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These Deodorants Got Your Back

We know that finding a sturdy and pleasant deodorant for men is a mighty challenge. Don’t sweat, we’ve got you covered.

Text Başak Ulubilgen

July 7, 2023

A deodorant is a crucial part of a man’s daily routine. And every man has priorities when choosing their own. While some prefer an all-natural product to care for the armpits, some can’t live without an antiperspirant. All things aside, the most important thing a deodorant should do is its main job: Stabilize body odor. Finding the right deodorant not only matters for a sense of daily freshness, but also because the often overlooked pores and the skin in the underarms need to be treated with the kindness they deserve. Although deodorant is an all-year-round essential, in honor of summer season, we present to you Wonderflaw’s selection of effective deodorants for men that won’t leave you hanging throughout the day. 

Atelier Rebul De-Stress Deodorant, 330 TL

This unisex deodorant from Atelier Rebul comes in a spray bottle and has a calming effect thanks to the lavender and spearmint essential oils. Instead of aluminum salts, it contains zinc ricinoleate to fight sweat and odors. The genderless spray deodorant has quietly become a local favorite with its ability to prevent BO.

Acqua Di Parma Deodorante alla Colonia, £36

If you’re looking for a stick deodorant with a signature scent, Acqua Di Parma Deodorante alla Colonia is a timeless choice. This alcohol-free formula smells of Acqua di Parma’s classic, Colonia Assoluta. Boasting clean, citrus notes of red orange and bergamot, this deodorant will keep you fresco.

Medical Beauty Research Mild Deo Cream, $66

Here’s an effective but gentle antiperspirant cream deodorant. It contains meadowfoam seed and argan oils with moisturizing, nourishing, and antioxidant properties. The lightweight texture is absorbed quickly and the formula doesn’t cause any irritation on sensitive skin types.

Kosas Kosasport Chemistry AHA Serum Deodorant, $16

This rollerball deodorant from Kosas has a unique formula that not only fights sweat and body odor but also acts as skincare. Formulated with a blend of AHAs —known as alpha-hydroxy acids— it is free from aluminum and baking soda. These acids work as a natural deodorizer, soothe and brighten the skin.

Kiehl’s Body Fuel Antiperspirant & Deodorant, $25

Powered by caffeine, vitamin C, and zinc, this deodorant promises to provide 48-hour protection against sweat and odors. The fact that it dries quickly is a big plus.

Chanel Bleu de Chanel Stick Deodorant, $40

A Chanel classic in stick form, this alcohol-based formula provides effective protection. It combines the freshness of citrus with the woody notes of dry cedar and Caledonian sandalwood.

Salt & Stone Santal & Vetiver Natural Deodorant Gel, $20

Founded by former professional athlete Nima Jalali, Salt & Stone is a clean brand based in Los Angeles. Formulated without aluminum salts or baking soda, this deodorant has seaweed extracts and hyaluronic acid to moisturize the skin, while probiotics help neutralize odor. 

Old Spice Wolfthorn Deodorant, $6,49

Known for their affordable yet effective formulas, the most fun part of Old Spice is their at times hilariously masculine deodorant names. This one is called Wolfthorn, and it has quite a refreshing smell with notes of sweet orange. Wolfthorn has aluminum-free and antiperspirant options, and the aluminum-free one works just as great to combat sweat.

Clinique for Men Antiperspirant Deodorant Roll-On, €23

This non-sticky roll-on from Clinique is especially great for those hot and humid summer days when you need a quick-drying, easy-going formula. It provides all-day protection with aluminum chlorohydrate.

Nécessaire The Deodorant Gel, $15

Clean and sustainable personal care brand Nécessaire’s deodorant is a game changer for those looking for a natural alternative. It contains 5% AHA and niacinamide to combat hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, and texture. It is free from aluminum, baking soda, parabens, PEGs, or synthetic fragrances.

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