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Lume Deodorant was put to the test by Princeton Consumer Research in one of the hottest cities in the country, during the hottest time of the year, and on the smelliest people they could find.
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Lumē Deodorant Is a Game-Changer for Body Odor Smelly pits and bits—we all have to deal with body odor on some level, no matter how much showering we do. It seems it’s just a fact of life that humans stink. We sweat while exercising, while sleeping, while working—while pretty much doing anything. Luckily, advances in science have paved the way for the invention of effective products that stop stink in its tracks. Lume Deodorant for Underarms and Private Parts is one such brand that’s disrupting the deodorant business in more ways than one. Firstly, it’s the only deodorant on the market that’s designed for external application on for pits and private parts. Lume Deodorant works by completely halting the odor-causing reactions on skin while maintaining the healthy physiological pH of the skin. Let’s take a look at some more reasons why Lumeis so great. Lume Is for Anywhere on the Body Lume Deodorant is designed as a traditional deodorant for your underarms, but it was also made to be used anywhere odor may lurk. You can apply Lume externally under breasts, in- between thighs and butt cheeks (yep, we all have ‘em), tummy folds, belly buttons, and feet. Lume Deodorant’s patented formula blocks the ability of bacteria to consume fluids like sweat, semen, urine, and blood—all things that lead to odor. It’s a hypoallergenic deodorant that actually prevents external odor from happening in the first place—rather than just (trying) to cover it up.
Remember that sweating is normal and necessary to cool off, but it doesn’t have to lead to odor. While Lume isn’t an antiperspirant, it does stop sweat from smelling, and, being aluminum free, it won’t leave yellow marks on your white shirts. Lume is not an “aluminum free antiperspirant” since aluminum is the only ingredient that the FDA has approved as a sweat inhibitor. But, when sweat doesn’t smell, it doesn’t seem to bother people so much. Lume Is Clinically Proven to Last Lume Deodorant was put to the test by Princeton Consumer Research in one of the hottest cities in the country, during the hottest time of the year, and on the smelliest people they could find. Subjects were professionally sniffed and graded by expert B.O. detector and Technical Director Barrie Drewitt and his team. They found that Lume Deodorant dramatically reduced underarm odor at 24 hours and that control just kept going up to 72 hours. Drewitt, known worldwide as the “odor guru,” has been a professional pit sniffer for over 20 years and works with all of the industry’s leaders. Even he was surprised that a product with naturally-derived ingredients like Lume Deodorant worked for up to 72 hours. The clinical trial also showed that Lume is proven to control odor for six times longer than competitors Native and Schmidt’s. A Little Lume Goes a Long Way Because Lume Deodorant is clinically proven to provide 72 hours of odor protection, you may not need to use the product every day. Granted, every body is different, but you may find that you can go longer than a day without reapplying. The suggested usage for underarms with Lume’s 2.2-ounce propel cream stick is a tiny swipe across the top, offering anywhere from 110 underarms uses and 220 “anywhere” uses. You can also use a pea-sized amount from Lume’s 3- ounce tube for 150 armpit applications, and even more for private part uses. Both the stick and tube can be used any where externally on the body. Lume is a water-based cruelty free deodorantthat’s also aluminum free and baking soda free. It was invented by OB-GYN Dr. Shannon Klingman, who believes in empowering women to discreetly address odor concerns at home. To learn more about Lume Deodorant https://lumedeodorant.com/ and the science behind it, visit
