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Nuud, the first real carefree deodorant in the world
Sep
HI! We’re NUUD
A vegan deodorant that works miraculously for 3–7 days.
We crave dewy, party-fresh underarms.
By fresh, we mean devoid of aluminum, parabens, petrochemicals, and other ambiguous substances. Not even salts or cheap perfume. Instead of using propellants or canisters, we put nuud cream in a sugarcane-based bioplastic tube.
Fresh underarms everywhere.
Rather than using deodorant, switch to nuud
The same natural effective nuud cream is included in every tube.
This anti-odor cream is readily absorbed and doesn’t leave stains on clothing.
Because Nuud is so concentrated, a pea-sized amount should be plenty.
Each application of Nuud results in an average of three days of fresh underarms because it doesn’t block pores but rather lets them air.
Absolutely innocent
• No alcohol, perfumes, questionable chemicals, or aluminum
• No nanoparticles or microplastics
• Vegan; free from cruelty
• No stains or clogging
• 100% recyclable sugarcane tube made of bioplastic; biodegradable cardboard box
• Sustainable distribution and production
Extremely efficient
• Reduces odor by using tiny silver to kill germs.
• Lasts from 3 to 7 days with a single application.
• Sports, exercise, or taking a shower have no impact on how effective Nuud is.
• Extremely potent: 10 weeks with our 20 ml tube
• Already 2,00,000 satisfied underarms
• Patented recipe
Ingredients
An all-natural and vegan deodorant is nuud.
This means that a lot of things are NOT present in nuud, including alcohol, chemicals, artificial perfumes, baking soda, salts, and parabens.
What then are the ingredients in nuud? How can nuud be so powerful while remaining so innocent?
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I’ve very impressed by Nuud and about to talk about it in my upcoming Favourites post or video! Delighted to discover The Dutch Health Store now stocks Nuud, one more product to add to my shopping list 🙂
Renata from Green Life In Dublin blog