I was so excited to see that Secret brought out an aluminum free deodorant. I've used regular secret in the past and never had any issues. After a few days of use, I got painful red bumps/pimples under my armpits. Very disappointed no thanks.

I've been using this deodorant for a year with no problems. Something is horribly wrong with it all of a sudden. I've applied the new stick twice in the last two weeks and each time I've had a horrible reaction to it. It's so itchy, red and bumpy I had to rush to the bathroom at work to wash it off in the middle of the work day. Did they change the formula? Why does it hurt so much. Going to try to stop wearing deodorant completely after this because it's impacting my ability to function properly.

I have been a Secret user for many years. Thought I would give this a try. Tried it for a week. I couldn't stand it any longer. I might as well wear nothing. By evening I was disgusted by my own odour. Never again. Gross.

After recovering from a case of shingles I decided to try this product. You always hear how bad the aluminum is for you. Well I tried!! Applied on a Sunday morning after an hour of wearing this I was hit with a horrible burning sensation under my arms. Rushed myself into the shower only to discover severe burns under both my arm pits. Thank GOD I work for 2 wonderful dermatologist who have been helping through this horrible healing process. Still trying to recover after 2 weeks.

Okay so for starters lets start off by saying if youre switching to an aluminum free deodorant, your armpits NEED to adjust. They need to detox from the previous one youre using so yes at first you are going to have some odour for about 2 weeks, BUT once they adjust, I'm telling you this works amazing!! What i found helpful is while switching, I would exfoliate my armpits in the shower every night to ensure I get a good clean and then go in with soap for about a minute and the adjusting period will be super easy. Everything takes time, but if you give it a chance its the best.

Sorry to say but this product is a fail for me. I was so excited to see the aluminum free Secret that I bought 3 at one time. I however did not have a good result. This particular type was a big failure for me. .So I went back to my regular Invisible Secret and no problem. Works great. Now I know you put products through extensive testing so I don't know if it's my body chemistry is being weird or what. But in the end I have 3 Aluminum Free units that I cannot use. The UPC code is 3700080104. Can you help? I will donate the ones I have as 2 are unused. I am disappointed as P&G has always been my family's brand since I can remember and I am 73. It's been a long and satisfying association.. Best Regards Helen B.

I'm over 50 years old and have struggled with finding a dedorant that wasn't also an anti-persipirant. They work too well on me and cause painful swollen lumps in my armpits. Men's deodorants have always smelled like men's cologne to me, so it's been hard. I am SO very happy having found the Secret Aluminum-Free deodorants. They last, they smell feminine, and they work.

scent is so strong it caused an asthma attack. So many businesses and offices are scent free and this product would never be allowed. I was excited about an aluminum free Secret product and tried to choose the least offensive and least scented one. Total waste if money. Unusable

Made my armpits itch and burn, did not work and smelled worse than not using deodorant. Awful

I bought this because it is aluminum free. I love Secret and was excited to see they came out with a product that is aluminum free. I bought it in the Cotton scent. First of all I'm disappointed that it didn't come in unscented. The scent is very strong and overpowering. I've even had comments from people saying the scent was too strong to them sitting next to me. The worst part is by the end of the day the strong perfumed scent is mixed with the pungent scent of BO. I won't buy it again. I saw customer service replied to a comment here to call them. I tried the number they posted (800)-564-1947, it was fir the Red Cross. So, No, I didn't get to talk to anyone about my experience.