Dove Care by Plants Deodorant Stick for underarm skin care and 24 hour deodorant protection Eucalyptus no aluminum deodorant 2.6 oz 3 Count(2.6 Ounce (Pack of 3))

Description

We all want a long-lasting deodorant we can rely on. Dove Care by Plants Eucalyptus Deodorant Stick is a deodorant without aluminum, parabens, or baking soda. Made from natural origin ingredients, it will help you feel comfortable and fresh throughout the day. Made from 99 percent natural origin ingredients, this non-aluminum deodorant harnesses the power of plants. It renews, replenishes and protects your skin for long-lasting freshness and gentle underarm skin care. Packed with plant actives, derived from shea, coconut oil and sunflower seeds, that work with your skin, it’s a 24-hour protection deodorant that will leave you with soft, smooth underarms. A 100 percent natural origin fragrance is a key part of this moisturizing deodorant formula, giving it a softly refreshing eucalyptus scent that smells great by itself or with your favourite perfume. Dove brings the three levels of care to a plant-based product thoughtfully delivered from beginning to end of development: Good for You: Trust Dove’s 24-hour odor protection and care from 99 percent natural origin ingredients to leave skin smelling and feeling great Good for People: Dove is empowering women to feel good about their small choices Good for Planet: 96 percent Recycled packaging To get the best results from your Dove Care by Plants Eucalyptus Deodorant Stick, apply it to clean, dry skin, gliding gently to get even coverage. Apply your no aluminum deodorant stick after your morning shower. The invigorating eucalyptus fragrance will revive your senses, leaving you feeling fresh, energized and ready for the day ahead. Over 30 years ago, Unilever started to use non-animal testing methods to assess the safety of its products and ingredients. Unilever’s ongoing work on alternatives to animal testing, and its commitment to promote their adoption globally, has also been recognized by PETA, who have listed Unilever “as a company working for regulatory change”.