Aluminium-free vs alcohol-free
Aluminium (aluminum) salts are the usual active in antiperspirants. Alcohols are often carriers or drying agents in sprays and some sticks. A product can be aluminium-free yet still high in alcohol or fragrance.
01 / Avoid checklist
Honest note: “Aluminium-free” is not the same as “alcohol-free” or “fragrance-free”. Antiperspirants reduce sweat with aluminium salts; many deodorants mask odor without them. This page does not diagnose sensitivity or recommend a medical treatment.
Example / public-label estimate
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02 / Matching example products
Tick one or more avoid items to filter the table. Leave all unchecked to browse every example.
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How this filter works
- You mark ingredients to avoid.
- Example products that flag any selected ingredient are hidden.
- Remaining rows are illustrative SKUs with public-style claims — not an endorsement.
What about baking soda?
Some “natural” sticks use baking soda for odor control. It helps some people and irritates others. Treat it as an optional avoid flag, not a universal rule.
Is this medical advice?
No. Persistent rash, infection signs, or severe sweating need a clinician. Ingredient sensitivity varies by person and batch.
Are my choices uploaded?
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