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Skincare

Salt of the Earth

Salt of the Earth sells deodorants it makes in Hampshire, as sprays, roll-ons, sticks and balms, plus crystal deodorants, mostly £6.49 to £11.49 in October 2026. It suits people switching from antiperspirant or wanting a refillable bottle. Savings come from refill pouches and bottles that cut the cost per fill, 15% off with a refill subscription, 10% off a first order for newsletter sign-ups and free UK delivery over £25.

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Salt of the Earth: what to know before you buy

What does Salt of the Earth sell? Salt of the Earth sells deodorants in five formats, most of them in 13 scents including unscented. Prices in October 2026: - Refillable spray, 100ml: £7.49 - Refillable roll-on, 75ml: £7.49, or £6.99 for the standard roll-on - Stick, 84g: £11.49, with a use-or-refill version at £9.99 - Balm, 60g, sold as plastic-free: £9.99 - Classic crystal: £6.49 - Foot deodorant spray: £6.99

Trios of sprays or roll-ons cost £20.22, against £22.47 for three bought singly. The sprays, roll-ons, sticks and balms are made at the company's factory in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire, and it says they are certified COSMOS Natural by the Soil Association, registered with The Vegan Society and approved by Cruelty Free International. The crystal range is made in China and sits outside that certification. The company says its deodorants suit children aged six and over, and it has a kids' collection.

Does Salt of the Earth deodorant contain aluminium? The sprays, roll-ons and crystals contain potassium alum, a mineral salt that includes aluminium, while the sticks and balms are made without it. The company notes that potassium alum is not aluminium chlorohydrate or aluminium chloride, the compounds antiperspirants use to reduce sweating, so its products are deodorants that tackle odour rather than sweat. Every format comes in an unscented version.

How do refills save money? Refills hold the same formula as the original bottle in larger pouches and bottles, so each fill costs less than a new deodorant. At October 2026 prices: - Roll-on refill pouch, 225ml, £17.99: three fills of a 75ml roll-on, about £6.00 each - Roll-on refill bottle, 525ml, £32.99: seven fills, about £4.71 each - Spray refill pouch, 300ml, £17.99: three fills of a 100ml spray, about £6.00 each - Spray refill bottle, 500ml, £27.99: five fills, about £5.60 each

A new refillable spray or roll-on costs £7.49, so the larger refills cut the cost of each fill by roughly a quarter to a third. Stick refills are sold too, and the company says it has made refillable deodorants since 2013.

Is there a Salt of the Earth subscription? Yes, the buy and refill subscription takes 15% off: the bottle is paid for at the lower price on the day, and the chosen refill then arrives on a schedule the shopper sets. On a £7.49 refillable roll-on, the first payment is £6.37. Subscriptions can be paused or cancelled at any time from the account, and the site says discount codes do not carry over to subscription orders. New newsletter subscribers get 10% off a first order instead.

How much is delivery? UK delivery is free on orders over £25 by Royal Mail Tracked 48, which the company says takes two to three working days after dispatch. Orders placed before 10am usually leave the same day. Below £25, the site's delivery settings list Tracked 48 at £1.90 for baskets of £10 or more and £2.90 under £10, with Tracked 24 at £3.50, or £1.49 on orders over £25 (October 2026). Orders to the EU and many other countries are sent from the UK warehouse and take longer, but the company cannot currently ship to the United States.

What is Salt of the Earth's returns policy? Unused, unopened products in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of purchase, with a receipt or proof of purchase. The company asks shoppers to email [email protected] before sending anything back to its Chandlers Ford address, and the shopper pays the return postage. It recommends getting proof of postage, as it does not guarantee to receive returned parcels.

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Questions about Salt of the Earth

Are there any Salt of the Earth discount codes?

We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.

Where can I check Salt of the Earth's refund policy?

Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. Returns and refunds

Where is Salt of the Earth deodorant made?

The sprays, roll-ons, sticks, balms and refills are made at the company's factory in Chandler's Ford, Hampshire. The crystal deodorants are made in China.

Who owns Salt of the Earth?

Salt of the Earth is a brand of Crystal Spring Consumer Division Ltd, a family-owned company. The company says Sally Laird bought it in 2005 and her son Thomas has been managing director since 2008, with no outside investors.

Is Salt of the Earth deodorant aluminium free?

Not entirely. The sprays, roll-ons and crystals contain potassium alum, a mineral salt that includes aluminium, while the sticks and balms are made without it. None of the range contains aluminium chlorohydrate or aluminium chloride, the antiperspirant compounds.

Where can I buy Salt of the Earth deodorant in shops?

The company says its deodorants are stocked by Boots, Holland & Barrett and Waitrose in the UK, as well as on its own website.

Does Salt of the Earth ship to the US?

No. The company says it cannot currently ship orders to the United States. It ships to the UK, EU countries and a number of other countries from its UK warehouse.

Who handles my order?

You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.

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