Mando Whole Body Deodorant For Men - Smooth Solid Stick - 72 Hour Odor Control - Aluminum Free, Baking Soda Free, Skin Safe - 2.6 ounce (Pack of 3)

Mando unscented deodorant is very effective, non-irritating, easy to apply, and I trust the ingredients more than other effective deodorants. I’m sad to hear that the company is discontinuing the unscented version. Avoiding scents around wildlife is an important need for hikers and hunters, etc. Some people are really bothered by artificial scents. Also, why would people want their deodorant to compete with their cologne/perfume if they wear that? I hope they reconsider or bring it back!

My husband bought this, and he absolutely loves the fragrances. His only request was that Mando would put together a pack of one of each of the different fragrances. So he wouldn't have to buy so many individual or mixed sets that have duplicates. We'll definitely buy again.

I gotta be honest here, Dr. Shannon Klingman seems like a cool MILFY kinda chick and her commercials eventually wore me down and got me to try Mando. I'm glad I did. This stuff works. Not kidding, you can go two or three days (yes, I work at home and I tested it) without getting smelly. I chose the very masculine bourbon and leather scent and for the first day it's noticeable but not in any way overwhelming. Made me want to go run with the bulls in Pamplona and ride up San Juan Hill with Teddy. The lone negative that I found, which is manageable, is it's a typical white powdery stick. If you're not careful, when you pull your shirt over your head you could get some white powdery marks on the sides of your shirt. But you know what? Most deodorants and antiperspirants do the same, except for the clear gels - and they all have those chemicals you really don't want to soak into your skin. This stuff isn't supposed to be hazardous to your health. I did notice when kind of interesting thing... The first couple of times I put it on after a hot shower, I did get some tingling in my arm pits. I wouldn't really call it "burning," just more of a warm tingling. I guess I'm not surprised, it is a mild acid. Small surprise, not uncomfortable, and it went away soon enough and I don't even notice it now. So - I'm going to try some other scents just out of curiosity - but I think I've found my new deodorant of choice. Eventually I may try it elsewhere on my body ("pits, thigh, under-boob..." LOL) but for know, I'm really pleased with the job it does keeping me smelling good.

See below for original review. I'm boosting by a star because I judged the product for my own body reacting to something. I used the product directly after a shower when I just exfoliated and my pores were open and was surprised that it burnt. This was foolish. I used the stick later on, hours after the shower and on days that I didn't shower and it is working perfectly fine. I still think the scent is kind of weak compared to Clover and Bourbon leather, so it's not a full 5 stars for me, but it could be 5 stars for you if you prefer a subtler scent. I like to be smellable from a distance; this is more of a "hug me and you can smell it" kind of strength, which is fine for most people I'm sure. I'm also still not confident about the longevity of the scent. I'm not kidding when I say clover fields lasted in my sweaty pits for 3 days. I usually shower every other day, but after I showered on day 1, I applied clover fields (likely after my pores shrank back down) and on the third day I didn't shower due to an issue with the exhaust fan in the bathroom. The next day I still smelled fine. This cedar grove scent just does not seem like it would match the longevity. *Original Review* The other Mando sticks are great. Clover fields is my favorite followed by bourbon leather. This cedar grove one just missed the mark. The other scents are strong and obvious. This one is very mild and smells almost bad. Not bad, I'd still prefer it over Body odor, but it also doesn't last as long. I applied clover fields on Monday after a shower and still smelled it Wednesday before my shower. Applied cedar grove 3 times between Wednesday afternoon and today, Thursday morning. Each time I started smelling sweat after a couple hours. I have been particularly warm these past couple days so I still think I'll continue using this scent until it's gone, but I'll be sticking to the others I mentioned.

It doesn’t last 72 hours. It does last 24. And that is long enough for me and longer than any other deodorant I have tried. I even works through 6 games of pickleball in Southwest Florida. I’m satisfied.

Formerly used ole spice till about 3 years ago my ex and I tried to switch to Native deodorant- it was awful we both smelled horrible for a couple days and went back, then I found Mando. It’s natural and smells great and actually works. I messed up at first and applied it everyday and would sweat so much and was confused, then I realized I need to use it like every other day. Apply every 48-72 hours and it’s the best deodorant on the market.

First off, this review is based on 2 consecutive uses of 2-pack Mando whole body roll on Cedar flavor deodorant only. The smell is good. However, 1 star take. off for poor quality design - half way through the rolling platform goes down when applying under pits. That is annoying, as it causes scraping of skin with plastic. All 4 sticks did that. 2nd star removed due to false advertising of 72-hour protection. I am not dainty and I sweat, particularly when active. I can start smelling BO around the 8th hour, my day typically is 16 hours , when it gets rather unpleasant. The value for the money is not there, when paying a ridiculous amount of $15 a stick. Switching to another brand , non prescription

I use Lume deodorant sticks so I bought these for my partner who seems to like them. He says he finds himself needing to reapply during the day, which doesn't really surprise me considering the scent is pretty underwhelming. He has sensitive skin though and hasn't had any problems. The consistency is about the same as Lume, not to thick or greasy and easy to use without staining clothes. I hope they come out with some simpler smells that actually smell like something identifiable (like eucalyptus or citrus) instead of making up funky "manly" scents.