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Salt of the Earth

This is Salt of the Earth, a family-owned natural deodorant maker in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire, making deodorants since 1993. You get sprays, roll-ons, sticks and balms, many of them refillable.

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Salt of the Earth: what to know before you buy

The story

The business began in 1993 as Crystal Spring Natural Body Deodorant, built around the classic deodorant crystal. Sally Laird bought it in 2005, working from her kitchen table, and her son Thomas has run it as managing director since 2008, when it was renamed Salt of the Earth.

It is still family-owned and independent, with no outside investors, and its team works from one site in Hampshire where it makes, packs and ships.

The range

Salt of the Earth makes deodorants in four formats: sprays, roll-ons, sticks and balms, along with the original crystals. They come in a choice of scents, including unscented, and the company says every one is suitable for children aged six and over. Everything is aimed at people who want a deodorant rather than an antiperspirant.

Made naturally

The company says its formulas use ingredients of natural origin and that the products made in Hampshire are certified COSMOS Natural by the Soil Association. It also holds Vegan Society registration and Cruelty Free International approval. The crystals are the exception: they are made from potassium alum in China.

Refills

Salt of the Earth has made refillable deodorants since 2013. Sprays and roll-ons can be topped up from refill bottles or pouches, and sticks come with card refills, which the company says cuts the plastic you throw away.

Delivery

Orders are dispatched from Hampshire with tracking, and the company aims to send them the same working day when placed early enough. The UK has standard delivery with a free-delivery threshold shown at checkout. It also ships to many countries in Europe, though not to the United States.

Saving

Refills usually cost less per fill than new bottles, and the site offers a refill subscription and a newsletter welcome offer. Any live code is listed on this page: copy it and enter it at checkout.

Returns

Unused, unopened items in their original packaging can be returned within the stated window, with proof of purchase. Contact the company first, and the return postage is yours.

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Are there any Salt of the Earth discount codes?

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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?

Its sprays, roll-ons, sticks and balms are made at its own factory in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire. The crystal deodorants are made from potassium alum in China.

Is Salt of the Earth deodorant suitable for children?

The company says all its deodorants are suitable for children aged six and over.

Does Salt of the Earth do fragrance-free deodorant?

Yes. There are unscented versions of the spray, roll-on, stick, balm and crystal.

Can you refill Salt of the Earth deodorant?

Yes. Sprays and roll-ons refill from bottles or pouches, and sticks use card refills. The brand has offered refillable sprays since 2013.

Is Salt of the Earth an antiperspirant?

No. The company says all its products are natural deodorants that tackle odour-causing bacteria rather than blocking sweat.

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