Size: 1.79 fl. oz
- Instant and long-lasting odor protection in a convenient spray formula
- Refreshing sage scent with notes of geranium, lemon myrtle, and sandalwood
- Vegan and aluminum-free
Searching for a clean deodorant that won’t disappear on you? Take our sage advice: Ursa Major has you covered with a lightweight spray formulated to last all day. Soothing and instantly refreshing, this essential oil-filled spritz combats current and future funkiness by inhibiting odor-causing underarm bacteria. And it gets the job done without using aluminum, artificial fragrances, or animal-derived ingredients.
Spray on clean, dry underarms once per day or as needed.
Power Ingredients
Sage Essential Oil
Saccharomyces Ferment
Geranium Leaf Essential Oil
Full Ingredient List
ⓥ Vegan
About The Brand
Ursa Major’s advanced formulations provide an antidote to the bland, toxic-laden offerings that pervade the marketplace. Comprised of nature’s most effective “super natural” ingredients, their products deliver skincare solutions that are a pleasure to employ.
Customer Reviews
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great refresher and covers smell well
Not irritating at all, doesn’t sting or burn like other sprays, doesn’t rub off on clothes, doesn’t cause discoloration to skin, covers smell well and very refreshing to use. Love this product so much! Never going back to solid deodorants.
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Love it
Thank you for making great products 🙂
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My new favorite natural deo
Somehow the search for a natural deoderant never ends! The ones i favor in the summer often don’t work as easily in the winter because they take so long to warm up to my skin (cold apartment problems) so I was really excited about the application of this one. The spray function is amazing – never clogs and comes out easily. The smell is gender neutral and clean (the way i like it!) and it seems to last well all day – at least as any natural deodorant goes. I can’t speak yet to how long a bottle lasts, but I really love the unique application and feel like it’s my new go-to year round!
Only con: I wish I knew how many sprays I should be using (i usually spray twice in each arm pit which seems to work fine!
