SheaMoistu

SheaMoistu Beschrijving

Finally an antiperspirant deodorant designed specifically for your Rich Melanin skin needs. We want to celebrate your self-determination and confidence by delivering uncompromising protection and freshness that you've been waiting for. Get the protection your Rich Melanin skin deserves with this Vitamin C & Niacinamide Even Tone Antiperspirant Deodorant stick that helps to visibly even skin tone with daily use plus 48 hour sweat and odor protection. With a fresh citrus scent of refreshing peach and grapefruit this deodorant stick provides the perfect blend of protection and skin loving ingredients. Rich Melanin skin with its unique biological differences contains 40% less ceramides making it prone to skin concerns such as dryness hyperpigmentation and rough bumpy patches. SheaMoistures first-ever antiperspirant deodorant range was designed to meet all the needs of Rich Melanin skin. Featuring 48H sweat and odor protection along with a generous amount of skin benefits like moisturizing evening out skin tone and soothing your skin. When searching for the best womens deodorant look to SheaMoisture Even Tone Antiperspirant Deodorant with its non-irritating formula and skin loving natural ingredients like Fair Trade Shea Butter Vitamin C and Niacinamide. Containing only high-quality ingredients and no parabens or mineral oil this easy glide formula goes on as smooth as butter and provides all-day odor and sweat control with the delightfully fresh scent of citrus peach and grapefruit. Even better-its Black Dermatologist Approved so you can feel confident its good for your skin. Our story: SheaMoisture is the legacy of Sofi Tucker a pioneering mother of four and entrepreneur who sold shea butter African black soap and homemade beauty preparations in Sierra Leone in 1912. We honor her vision by continuing to formulate with raw shea butter handcrafted by women in Africa. With every purchase you show support of our mission to reinvest back in our communities. Black Derm Approved - Dermatologist Survey January 2024