Don't worry, Lume is worth the expensive price because you must have it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lume didn't work for my armpits - it just made them feel even more wet.

And I don't get needing deodorant for your butt - just wipe well and I can't imagine it being stinky. And I would never ever put anything in or near my vagina/vulva.

No one is putting anything in the vagina or vulva. I am using a bit of Lume on my inner thighs close to the labia and my butt. It prevents me from getting that musty smell in the summer because I sweat a lot. I walk to work and back and there is no way to not sweat when its 90 outside. And yes I shower every morning.

How big are you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does it prevent outside smell?

Lol

[Anonymous]

It's amazing for stinky feet. Just a little bit, and the smell is basically erased!

[Anonymous]

My gyno said to stay away from products like that especially near the vagina.

THe cream does not work on my underarms so really no reason to ever buy it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I loved Lume for about 6 months or so. And then it completely stopped working for me. Same thing happened to my kid. So weird.

This is pretty much all deodorants for me, so I just rotate. I also had a "Lume works great" phase but then it stopped and I rotated a new one in.

[Anonymous]

The body wash actually works better for me than anything I've tried.

[Anonymous]

I have never encountered as many smelly people as there are apparently on this thread! Why are people having crack odor?

[Anonymous]

FYI, they have an unscented one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone I know who has tried Lume deodorant absolutely LOVED it at first. Then a few months or more down the road, it just stopped working. Happened to me. Happened to my kid. And to a handful of friends.

There’s a reason for that, it’s not a coincidence. Lume contains antibacterial/antimicrobial ingredients. Because BO can be linked to bacteria, it will cut odor. But over time that disrupts your body’s microbiome. I don’t use it.

Signed, someone with hyperhydrosis who has researched deodorants and antiperspirants more than anyone should.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never encountered as many smelly people as there are apparently on this thread! Why are people having crack odor?

I agree no one really needs whole body deodorant but girl, please. Everyone’s butt crack smells terrible.

[Anonymous]

I buy the Dove 0% aluminum deodorant and it works fine. Lume and Native are so pricy. I swear a decent amount in hot humid weather but if I shower daily, I don't stink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love my Lume stick. It works! I'm someone who has posted previously about struggling to find a deodorant that actually works i.e., keeps me from stinking by mid day (I shower daily). I've purchased and returned more deos than I care to list. Decided to try Lume, and it's worth the $12. Love the coconut scent.

Returned??

[Anonymous]

I use regular deodorant/antiperspirant and it works fine. I also spray it under my boobs if it’s excessively hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Love my Lume stick. It works! I'm someone who has posted previously about struggling to find a deodorant that actually works i.e., keeps me from stinking by mid day (I shower daily). I've purchased and returned more deos than I care to list. Decided to try Lume, and it's worth the $12. Love the coconut scent.

Returned??

I know!!

[Anonymous]

I feel like I'm smellier than most despite showering morning and evening. The best thing that works for me is a spray bottle of isopropyl alcohol. I keep one at my desk and spritz my armpits when I get to work. It's honestly been a game changer, and keeps keep my clothes smelling fresh too. Despite having somewhat sensitive skin I haven't had any bad reactions aside from a little stinging if I've just shaved.