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That ALL Day Full Body Fresh - Full Body Deodorant Cream
Regular price
$21.77
Reduce mucus and inflammation...
Tea tree oil disrupts the membranes of the common skin bacteria that turn sweat into odor. That's a peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data, not a marketing line. It's in here with lemon, on a magnesium and shea butter base.
For adults off aluminum antiperspirants, used anywhere on the body that sweats. One 3 oz jar.
- Zechstein Magnesium
- MSM
- Organic Shea Butter
- Food-Grade Bentonite Clay
- Lab Tested
- No Aluminum
- No Fillers
- No Synthetic Fragrance
- No Parabens
Why people use it
- Deodorant, not antiperspirant. Clay and arrowroot take up moisture at the surface. Nothing in here blocks a sweat gland, and we make no antiperspirant claim.
- Tea tree and lemon do the scent work. A peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data found tea tree oil disrupts the membranes of common skin bacteria, including the ones that turn sweat into odor.
- Built on the lotion, not on a stick. Organic shea butter, hemp seed oil, Zechstein magnesium chloride and MSM. Label states ~250 mg of magnesium per teaspoon.
- Full body means full body. Chest, back, feet, wherever you want it. A little goes a long way, and clumping rinses out in the shower.
- Baking soda is in here. A small amount, and it's the ingredient most likely to bother an underarm. Patch test before you commit to daily use.
What's in the jar
The same lotion base as the rest of the line, plus three absorbents that turn it into a deodorant.
| Ingredient | Why it's in the jar |
|---|---|
| Zechstein magnesium chloride | Bischofite, solution-mined from a salt bed roughly 250 million years old under the Netherlands. The label lists ~250 mg of magnesium per teaspoon of lotion. |
| MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) | An organosulfur compound. It's in the jar for skin comfort and for the sulfur it carries. |
| Organic shea butter | The body of the lotion. It's what makes skin still feel soft an hour later. |
| Lab-tested hemp seed oil | 50 to 70 percent linoleic acid, the fatty acid tied to a normal skin moisture barrier. It also keeps the lotion from sitting on top of the skin. |
| White/yellow beeswax | Holds the butter and water phases together without a synthetic emulsifier. |
| Deuterium-depleted distilled water | The carrier for the magnesium chloride. |
| Essential oil blend | Lemon and tea tree are the named oils. The rest of the blend isn't listed yet. |
| Food-grade bentonite clay | A cosmetic absorbent. It takes up moisture at the surface, which is what gives the cream its dry finish. |
| Organic arrowroot powder | The other absorbent. It's what keeps the cream from feeling greasy under an arm. |
| USP-grade baking soda | A small amount, for odor. It's also the ingredient most likely to bother a sensitive underarm, so patch test. |
Approximate. The ~250 mg per teaspoon figure is the manufacturer's own; no third-party assay was located, so read it as label-stated. Count capsules as your magnesium number.
How to use
- A small amount anywhere you sweat or want odor control. A little goes a long way.
- Let it absorb before you dress. It can mark clothes.
- Any clumping under an arm comes out easily in the shower, or if you wet the area.
- Patch test on the inside of your arm first if you've reacted to a baking-soda deodorant before.
- Keep it cool and dry, out of a bathroom that swings hot and cold. Use within 12 months of opening.
Sourcing & making
Every jar in this line is the same base: organic shea butter, lab-tested hemp seed oil, genuine Zechstein magnesium chloride, distilled water, MSM, and beeswax. The magnesium is bischofite, solution-mined from a salt bed roughly 250 million years old under the Netherlands, not a synthetic salt. Beeswax holds the water and butter phases together, so there is no synthetic emulsifier in it. Blended in small batches and poured into a 3 oz jar when you order.
Full ingredients
- 100% Pure Organic White/Yellow Shea Butter
- Lab Tested Hemp Seed Oil
- Genuine Zechstein Magnesium Chloride
- My Deuterium Depleted Distilled Water
- MSM
- White/Yellow Beeswax
- Essential Oil Blend
- Food Grade Bentonite Clay
- USP Grade Baking Soda
- Organic Arrow Root Powder
Who it's for — and who it isn't
Good fit for:
- Adults leaving aluminum antiperspirants who want something that works on more than underarms
- Anyone who wants magnesium on skin as part of the routine, with capsules doing the real number
- Practitioners who want a clean topical to hand a patient: ten ingredients, no aluminum, no added fragrance
Probably not for you if:
- You've reacted to a baking-soda deodorant before. There's sodium bicarbonate in here and it's alkaline; patch test, and stop if the skin reddens or itches.
- You have a known tea tree sensitivity. Tea tree is among the essential oils most often implicated in allergic contact dermatitis.
- You want an antiperspirant. This isn't one and doesn't claim to be.
- You're avoiding bee products, shea, or hemp.
Testing & quality
Every product is lab tested. Certificates of analysis on request, about a 2-week turnaround.
The research behind the ingredients
Published research on the ingredients in this product, for education. These studies were not conducted on this product.
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) essential oil
Tea tree oil antimicrobial properties review, 2006
Clinical Microbiology Reviews · 2006 · mechanistic review
A peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data reported that tea tree oil disrupts bacterial cell membranes and is active against common skin bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus and MRSA, with topical clinical use documented in acne and other skin conditions.
Genuine Zechstein Magnesium Chloride (transdermal magnesium)
Effect of transdermal magnesium cream on serum and urinary magnesium levels in humans: A pilot study
PLOS ONE · 2017 · RCT · n=25 enrolled, 24 completed
In a single-blind, parallel-group pilot trial of 25 adults, applying a magnesium cream supplying 56 mg of magnesium daily for two weeks raised serum magnesium by 8.54% versus 2.6% with placebo, reaching statistical significance only in the non-athlete subgroup.
100% Pure Organic White/Yellow Shea Butter
Shea butter emollient cream randomized trial, 2026
Health Research in Africa · 2026 · RCT · n=30
In an open randomized controlled trial of 30 patients with mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis, a shea butter-based emollient cream reduced mean SCORAD scores by 68.2% - statistically indistinguishable from a reference emollient (p=0.187) - and was rated excellently tolerated in 96.7% of cases.
Evidence note: Tea tree oil's antibacterial activity against skin flora is documented in a peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical work, and shea butter's emollient performance was measured in a 30-person randomized trial of a shea-based cream. Those are the ingredient-level foundations for a cream applied to skin. Body odour itself is the outcome still to be measured: a controlled human odour trial of this cream, or of a bentonite and baking-soda base with lemon and tea tree oils, is what would speak to the deodorant positioning directly.
FAQ
Is this an antiperspirant?
No. It's a deodorant. Antiperspirant claims are drug claims in the US and this product makes none. Clay and arrowroot absorb moisture at the surface; nothing in here blocks a sweat gland.
Will the baking soda irritate me?
It can. Sodium bicarbonate is alkaline and it's the most common cause of underarm irritation in baking-soda deodorants. Patch test on the inside of your arm first, and stop if you get redness or itching.
Can I use it anywhere besides underarms?
Yes. That's the point of the name: anywhere you sweat or want odor control. Let it absorb before dressing, since it can mark clothes.
How much magnesium gets through skin?
Research is still catching up. One pilot trial saw serum magnesium rise over two weeks; a 2017 review called for bigger studies. People use it for how it feels, and we count capsules as the reliable number.
Pairs well with
- B To The V Lotion — same base, warm spice-and-citrus scent
- Whipped Tallow Lotion — for the skin that takes the most abuse
- BOMB Bath Salts — magnesium in the tub, same mineral, different route
Cautions
- For external use only. Keep it away from the eyes and mucous membranes, and off broken or freshly shaved skin, where magnesium chloride stings.
- Store cool and dry, in a cupboard rather than a steamy bathroom. Use within 12 months of opening.
Lab Tested
Every product. COA on request, ~2 weeks.
Made Fresh to Order
Small batches, poured when you order, not warehoused.
Nothing Hidden
Ten ingredients on the label. No aluminum, no fillers, no added fragrance.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing a health condition.
Regular price
$21.77
Tea tree oil disrupts the membranes of the common skin bacteria that turn sweat into odor. That's a peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data, not a marketing line. It's in here with lemon, on a magnesium and shea butter base.
For adults off aluminum antiperspirants, used anywhere on the body that sweats. One 3 oz jar.
- Zechstein Magnesium
- MSM
- Organic Shea Butter
- Food-Grade Bentonite Clay
- Lab Tested
- No Aluminum
- No Fillers
- No Synthetic Fragrance
- No Parabens
Why people use it
- Deodorant, not antiperspirant. Clay and arrowroot take up moisture at the surface. Nothing in here blocks a sweat gland, and we make no antiperspirant claim.
- Tea tree and lemon do the scent work. A peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data found tea tree oil disrupts the membranes of common skin bacteria, including the ones that turn sweat into odor.
- Built on the lotion, not on a stick. Organic shea butter, hemp seed oil, Zechstein magnesium chloride and MSM. Label states ~250 mg of magnesium per teaspoon.
- Full body means full body. Chest, back, feet, wherever you want it. A little goes a long way, and clumping rinses out in the shower.
- Baking soda is in here. A small amount, and it's the ingredient most likely to bother an underarm. Patch test before you commit to daily use.
What's in the jar
The same lotion base as the rest of the line, plus three absorbents that turn it into a deodorant.
| Ingredient | Why it's in the jar |
|---|---|
| Zechstein magnesium chloride | Bischofite, solution-mined from a salt bed roughly 250 million years old under the Netherlands. The label lists ~250 mg of magnesium per teaspoon of lotion. |
| MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) | An organosulfur compound. It's in the jar for skin comfort and for the sulfur it carries. |
| Organic shea butter | The body of the lotion. It's what makes skin still feel soft an hour later. |
| Lab-tested hemp seed oil | 50 to 70 percent linoleic acid, the fatty acid tied to a normal skin moisture barrier. It also keeps the lotion from sitting on top of the skin. |
| White/yellow beeswax | Holds the butter and water phases together without a synthetic emulsifier. |
| Deuterium-depleted distilled water | The carrier for the magnesium chloride. |
| Essential oil blend | Lemon and tea tree are the named oils. The rest of the blend isn't listed yet. |
| Food-grade bentonite clay | A cosmetic absorbent. It takes up moisture at the surface, which is what gives the cream its dry finish. |
| Organic arrowroot powder | The other absorbent. It's what keeps the cream from feeling greasy under an arm. |
| USP-grade baking soda | A small amount, for odor. It's also the ingredient most likely to bother a sensitive underarm, so patch test. |
Approximate. The ~250 mg per teaspoon figure is the manufacturer's own; no third-party assay was located, so read it as label-stated. Count capsules as your magnesium number.
How to use
- A small amount anywhere you sweat or want odor control. A little goes a long way.
- Let it absorb before you dress. It can mark clothes.
- Any clumping under an arm comes out easily in the shower, or if you wet the area.
- Patch test on the inside of your arm first if you've reacted to a baking-soda deodorant before.
- Keep it cool and dry, out of a bathroom that swings hot and cold. Use within 12 months of opening.
Sourcing & making
Every jar in this line is the same base: organic shea butter, lab-tested hemp seed oil, genuine Zechstein magnesium chloride, distilled water, MSM, and beeswax. The magnesium is bischofite, solution-mined from a salt bed roughly 250 million years old under the Netherlands, not a synthetic salt. Beeswax holds the water and butter phases together, so there is no synthetic emulsifier in it. Blended in small batches and poured into a 3 oz jar when you order.
Full ingredients
- 100% Pure Organic White/Yellow Shea Butter
- Lab Tested Hemp Seed Oil
- Genuine Zechstein Magnesium Chloride
- My Deuterium Depleted Distilled Water
- MSM
- White/Yellow Beeswax
- Essential Oil Blend
- Food Grade Bentonite Clay
- USP Grade Baking Soda
- Organic Arrow Root Powder
Who it's for — and who it isn't
Good fit for:
- Adults leaving aluminum antiperspirants who want something that works on more than underarms
- Anyone who wants magnesium on skin as part of the routine, with capsules doing the real number
- Practitioners who want a clean topical to hand a patient: ten ingredients, no aluminum, no added fragrance
Probably not for you if:
- You've reacted to a baking-soda deodorant before. There's sodium bicarbonate in here and it's alkaline; patch test, and stop if the skin reddens or itches.
- You have a known tea tree sensitivity. Tea tree is among the essential oils most often implicated in allergic contact dermatitis.
- You want an antiperspirant. This isn't one and doesn't claim to be.
- You're avoiding bee products, shea, or hemp.
Testing & quality
Every product is lab tested. Certificates of analysis on request, about a 2-week turnaround.
The research behind the ingredients
Published research on the ingredients in this product, for education. These studies were not conducted on this product.
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) essential oil
Tea tree oil antimicrobial properties review, 2006
Clinical Microbiology Reviews · 2006 · mechanistic review
A peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical data reported that tea tree oil disrupts bacterial cell membranes and is active against common skin bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus and MRSA, with topical clinical use documented in acne and other skin conditions.
Genuine Zechstein Magnesium Chloride (transdermal magnesium)
Effect of transdermal magnesium cream on serum and urinary magnesium levels in humans: A pilot study
PLOS ONE · 2017 · RCT · n=25 enrolled, 24 completed
In a single-blind, parallel-group pilot trial of 25 adults, applying a magnesium cream supplying 56 mg of magnesium daily for two weeks raised serum magnesium by 8.54% versus 2.6% with placebo, reaching statistical significance only in the non-athlete subgroup.
100% Pure Organic White/Yellow Shea Butter
Shea butter emollient cream randomized trial, 2026
Health Research in Africa · 2026 · RCT · n=30
In an open randomized controlled trial of 30 patients with mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis, a shea butter-based emollient cream reduced mean SCORAD scores by 68.2% - statistically indistinguishable from a reference emollient (p=0.187) - and was rated excellently tolerated in 96.7% of cases.
Evidence note: Tea tree oil's antibacterial activity against skin flora is documented in a peer-reviewed review of laboratory and clinical work, and shea butter's emollient performance was measured in a 30-person randomized trial of a shea-based cream. Those are the ingredient-level foundations for a cream applied to skin. Body odour itself is the outcome still to be measured: a controlled human odour trial of this cream, or of a bentonite and baking-soda base with lemon and tea tree oils, is what would speak to the deodorant positioning directly.
FAQ
Is this an antiperspirant?
No. It's a deodorant. Antiperspirant claims are drug claims in the US and this product makes none. Clay and arrowroot absorb moisture at the surface; nothing in here blocks a sweat gland.
Will the baking soda irritate me?
It can. Sodium bicarbonate is alkaline and it's the most common cause of underarm irritation in baking-soda deodorants. Patch test on the inside of your arm first, and stop if you get redness or itching.
Can I use it anywhere besides underarms?
Yes. That's the point of the name: anywhere you sweat or want odor control. Let it absorb before dressing, since it can mark clothes.
How much magnesium gets through skin?
Research is still catching up. One pilot trial saw serum magnesium rise over two weeks; a 2017 review called for bigger studies. People use it for how it feels, and we count capsules as the reliable number.
Pairs well with
- B To The V Lotion — same base, warm spice-and-citrus scent
- Whipped Tallow Lotion — for the skin that takes the most abuse
- BOMB Bath Salts — magnesium in the tub, same mineral, different route
Cautions
- For external use only. Keep it away from the eyes and mucous membranes, and off broken or freshly shaved skin, where magnesium chloride stings.
- Store cool and dry, in a cupboard rather than a steamy bathroom. Use within 12 months of opening.
Lab Tested
Every product. COA on request, ~2 weeks.
Made Fresh to Order
Small batches, poured when you order, not warehoused.
Nothing Hidden
Ten ingredients on the label. No aluminum, no fillers, no added fragrance.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing a health condition.
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