Lady Parts Whole Body Deodorant Lotion For Women | POWDER LOTION for Privates & Body to Stop Odor & Friction | Aluminum Free | CocoVanilla Scent | 4oz

I have suffered for years from chub rub in various places, If you’re plus size and have folds, this stops those raw spaces from developing if you scratch. The smell is phenomenal and doesn’t have that “off” smell like others. . I recommend 100/10

Great product that works, second time I have bought this product

Good product

this product was rather expensive for what it is

During the summer, I have difficulties with sweating in places I never though of using regular deoderant. This works wonderfully!

I wear a size 40k bra.. and I’m 38 and 184lbs 4’11. And for the last 1-1/2 years I have started experiencing stinky boob sweat along with rashes under my boobs, and my pcp was prescribing me a powder, but it never helped. So finally .. I just went on Google and I came across this product called lady parts and so I ordered it a few days ago and I’ve been using it the last two or three days and today was 95° and i definitely sweated but thankfully I had No smelly stinky sweat that stuff work so freaking good. ( when I came inside from being outside today I went directly to my fan and just took my top off and lifted my breast because there was slightly sweaty, I just let them dry real quick it only took about 15-30 seconds ) I highly recommend Lady Parts - (how I apply it ) 1- I shower and let wherever I’m going to put it on my body DRY COMPLETELY first [I use a fan to help dry faster] . Than i put a generous amount on 1-2 fingers and apply. And than I let the fan dry it and than I wash my hands and get dressed. Side note after I put my bra/sports bra on I will pull my breasts apart and put an extra amount where my breasts stick together in the cleavage area and than wash hands again and let the fan dry it and finish getting dressed fyi this is just my routine. I didn’t notice it rub off onto my clothes after it was dried. I will update if that happens. Also. When applying you don’t want to rub it in you just want to apply it gently until the cream turns clear and than let it dry( it will dry into a powder type. I don’t know if powder is the right term. But it definitely dries into a something different than the cream. Tomorrow when I apply the cream, I will take a picture is what it looks like for each step and post pictures. And then also I just wanted to say at the end of the day for me the white powder pretty much has disappeared, and I probably would feel like I need to reapply it earlier in the day if I was going to be going out otherwise now I will just take a shower and reapply at the next day but I definitely don’t feel stinky. I do wish the had a better selection for scents. But not if it means jeopardizing the quality of the product

It doesn’t really do anything. It didn’t turn to powder. It’s just like a thick, annoying lotion.

I've been trying to find a natural deodorant to safely use, while getting radiation treatments, post lumpectomies. I had been buying and using aluminum free and well, everything unhealthy free, products - over the winter - before my diagnosis. I understood that switching from aluminum containing anti-perspirant/deodorants requires a detox-period, so my body would have to adjust and the natural products might not be as effective, during this time period. But, I was determined. So started the hunt: Lume smelled so bad to me, that despite the cost, I threw it away. Tom's felt sticky, which resulted in me pitching that, as well. (I can't stand sticky!) I love Beekman soaps, but their deodorant didn't work for me and felt sticky when first applied. Fast forward: while waiting to begin radiation treatments, I received instruction sheets, from the radiation oncology nurse, listing: soaps, creams and deodorant products that I would be able to use, during the treatment period. Well, I'm in the middle of radiation treatments and the weather here, in Maryland, has turned hot earlier than usual. "Natural" has not been working for me, which is embarrassing. I had been using Lady Parts in private areas but hadn't tried it under my arms. What was I thinking? This afternoon, post treatment, I showered again, with the approved soap. I used a bit larger than pea-sized product under both arms. It's nine at night and I'm still smelling fresh! I did allow Lady Parts to dry, before dressing. I had no powder residue, was not sticking to myself, and the scent was/is fresh. NOTE: if you are receiving radiation treatments post breast surgery, take a tube of Lady Parts with you before receiving any radiation treatments. My oncology team nurse sees nothing in Lady Parts that would negatively affect my treatments. However, I will follow her instructions and use this product, in the dressing room, after my treatment. On Saturdays and Sundays, she's approved use right after my morning shower.