12 Best Natural Deodorants For Men 2019

This deodorant is packed with organic ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and candelilla wax. Swipe it under your arms at the start of the day or before a workout.

If you hate the clogged-up feeling other deodorants give you, this activated charcoal one still lets the natural sweat flow through—it just controls any bad scents by neutralizing them with essential oils and activated charcoal. 

Aluminum is a big ingredient frowned upon by natural enthusiasts (though science seems to suggest that it’s not actually harmful to humans). If you’re avoiding the stuff, Native’s pared-down deodorant is completely free of it—and paraben, too. 

Ursa Major uses mint and eucalyptus in its deodorant stick—two go-to ingredients for any highly effective odor killer. 

Malin+Goetz also goes heavy on the eucalyptus. This one is great for the hotter months, too; the stick feels cooling to the skin as you apply it.

No brand touts the untapped benefits of coconut oil like Kopari. This coconut-based deodorant is great for super-sensitive skin types.

Oars + Alps has an outdoorsy, rugged vibe to its branding, and that’s really what it’s best used to tackle, too. Bring this in your backpack on any expedition to stay feeling fresh all day. 

Jack Black uses zinc salt and grapefruit to soak up sweat and any odor. 

For great, everyday grooming products, it’s hard to beat Baxter of California. This stick is great for those who hate clingy, white, powdery residue. 

Corpus’s natural deodorant is a favorite around the Esquire offices. It serves as a great midday pick-me-up—keep one in your gym bag or desk so you can freshen up as need be.

A lot of roll-ons tend to have alcohol in them, but Aesop always goes the more natural route. This one uses sage leaf and wasabi extract, which smells both light and delightful.

For the guys who want to forgo cologne, opt for a scented deodorant instead. People will only be able to smell it when they’re close enough to hug. Warning for the hardcore natural types: This one does include alcohol, but we’ve found it’s still easy on the skin.