TikTok's favorite aluminum-free deodorant that actually works is 20% off for Prime Day
This summer, say goodbye to B.O. anxiety with Lume! The TikTok viral whole-body deodorant brand offers everything from classic sticks to innovative wipes - and the best part? Nearly all their bestsellers are on sale for Amazon Prime Day.
No matter who you are, you need deodorant. As the summer sets in and heat rises sweat, is in its prime, and not just under your arms but between your thighs, the back of your neck, and even your nooks and crannies.
Lume
Say bye-bye to body odor for good this summer with the cleanest, freshest smelling, and most affordable deodorant on Amazon!
Lume is breaking the industry with aluminum-free deodorants and alternatives that curb B.O. for over 72 hours.
During the huge Amazon Prime Day event lasting from July 8-11, you can score major savings with up to 25 percent off Lume bestsellers!
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With Lume summer is no match! The innovative brand that has over 20,000 five-star reviews, is aluminum-free, baking soda-free, and safe for all skin types (yes, even sensitive!).
Explore their bestselling Whole Body Deodorant Stick or opt for the Starter Pack to get the full experience!
There is nothing worse than living with the constant fear that you may start to smell throughout the day. Luckily, Lume gets it, and with their innovative, clean products, you can finally live sniff-free.
Try out their famous deodorant solutions for yourself now while they are 20 percent off and be shocked by how good you smell from head to toe.
Lume Acidified Body Wash
Smell good 24/7 with Lume's best-selling body wash!
This peony scented find is packed with skin benefitting ingredients, including Aloe Vera. But the real show stopping feature is its ability to stop body odor in its tracks with a clinically proven formula.
Don't just smell clean in the shower — smell clean all day.
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Lume Whole Body Deodorant
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Give your everyday routine an upgrade just in time for summer. This cream deodorant and stick apply smoothly and get the job done fast.
They are available in a multitude of scents, including lavender sage, vanilla, silver spruce, and soft powder.
You can safely apply both of these body deodorants anywhere that you perspire for quick relief that lasts up to 72 hours. (And we say anywhere — we mean anywhere).
For Prime Day this dynamic duo is a whopping 23 percent off!
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Lume Invisible Spray Deodorant
Offering 72 hours of consistent odor control, Lume's whole-body deodorant spray is the perfect choice for convenience and results.
Use the aluminum-free formula with confidence, and take your pick from four choices: Unscented, Clean Tangerine, Lavender Sage, and Soft Powder.
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