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Dr. Mamina

277k subs · 566 devotees

✓Approved

"Lumi is another deodorant worth knowing about. This was designed by an OBGYn specifically made for the groin area, and I think it's one of the few deodorants that addresses this issue directly."

Dr Dray

2.66M subs · 30k devotees

~Mixed

"Lumi, whose ads we cannot escape here on YouTube, these whole body deodorants tend to be formulated with ingredients that may help absorb excess moisture, offering some of the benefits that you might get from a powder without turning cakey or becoming abrasive to the skin surface. They also have ingredients in them that in theory help to maintain the acidic nature of the skin barrier, ultimately promoting a healthier skin microbiome, reducing the burden of bacteria that cause you to stink. These products often have fragrance in them which is a common skin allergen especially in the skin folds where you have a greater exposure to it because of the friction, the occlusion, the sweat leads to greater penetration, and honestly these fragrance compounds they can end up making you smell even worse in my experience."

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"Lumi, whose ads we cannot escape here on YouTube, these whole body deodorants tend to be formulated with ingredients that may help absorb excess moisture, offering some of the benefits that you might get from a powder without turning cakey or becoming abrasive to the skin surface. They also have ingredients in them that in theory help to maintain the acidic nature of the skin barrier, ultimately promoting a healthier skin microbiome, reducing the burden of bacteria that cause you to stink. These products often have fragrance in them which is a common skin allergen especially in the skin folds where you have a greater exposure to it because of the friction, the occlusion, the sweat leads to greater penetration, and honestly these fragrance compounds they can end up making you smell even worse in my experience."

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"Some people swear by those Lumi deodorants. Remember, they just deodorize, cut down on odor, but they don't actually address hyperhidrosis or sweating. It's the breakdown of sweat like under your arms, your palms, your soles of your feet that lead to body odor. So anti-perspirants in contrast to deodorants, they work to cut down on the outflow of sweat. Most deodorants are essentially fragrance in a stick, but that type of product is a deodorant that theoretically may help cut down on the types of bacteria on the skin."

HotandFlashy

1.23M subs · 70k devotees

✓Approved

"I found that this year in the Lumi deodorant I actually bought both types of it I bought the cream and the solid stick it was love at first use with this this actually keeps me smell free for 3 days like if I forget to put it on in the morning and then I go ride my bike I am not smelly afterwards. When I am nervous I nervous sweat, you know that's the sweat that really does tend to make you a little stinkier and when I work out I sweat, and being able to control what we smell like when we do those things is really great. This has really been another game changer for me this year. It's got aloe leaf juice, it's got shea butter, coconut oil, glycerin, green tea leaf extract. This is organic and cruelty free."

Alexandra Anele

1.42M subs · 29k devotees

~Mixed

"I tried using Lumi, this is the whole body deodorant for pits privates and beyond. It's majority mandelic acid, which basically gently exfoliates your skin and prevents bacteria from growing that causes odor. Why I love this is it helps to neutralize odors and exfoliate that area, which makes your underarms look so nice and smooth. But it will not prevent you from sweating. It just helps to kind of neutralize odors and exfoliate that area. The only problem is it doesn't prevent sweating."