Shea Butter 

Shea butter is known for its soothing, emollient properties, which can help calm skin that's prone to irritation, something that matters in the underarm area where friction and sensitivity are common.

All three share the same shea-butter-based formula; the difference comes down to scent. Unscented is the fragrance-free option for sensitive noses or skin, while Rose & Citrus and Eucalyptus & Peppermint offer two distinct scent profiles for those who prefer a lightly fragranced deodorant.

Shea butter is generally well tolerated and often included in formulas specifically because it's gentle, though as with any skincare ingredient, individual sensitivities vary, so a patch test is a reasonable first step if your skin tends to react easily.

In the Hydrating set, shea butter contributes to the moisture and softness the formula is built around, which is part of why that set is suited to dry or curly hair types that need extra conditioning.

Shea butter is a richer ingredient than some lighter deodorant bases, so applying a thin layer and letting it absorb for a moment before dressing can help avoid any residue transferring to dark or delicate fabrics.

It's extracted from the nuts of the shea tree, which grows across parts of West and Central Africa, and has a long history of use in traditional skincare in the regions where it's harvested.