No Pong Anti Odourant
Made in Australia
No Pong was founded in Australia in 2015 by Melanie McVean and Chris Caley, and each tin of No Pong is proudly Made In Australia with LOVE!
It is an extremely effective anti odourant (we at PT. MUM are a long time fan!), but it is important to note that it is not an anti-perspirant, and does not contain ingredients designed to block sweat pores (which are often aluminium based).
Anti-perspirants are actually a completely different category of product, and we are conscious that No Pong does not make those claims. We loves sweats. Is our bodies natural way to detoxify!
If you’ve been using anti-perspirants for some time you may find that you sweat more, but you should have no body odour when using No Pong. We have also had a lot of people find that after using No Pong for a longer period of time that they actually sweat much less than before, as their pores can breathe freely and their bodies are not constantly trying to produce as much sweat.
Sensitive Armpits Covered!
If you have a known sensitivity to sodium bicarbonate (also known as bicarb, or baking soda), we have some products for you – Original Bicarb Free or Spicy Chai Bicarb Free. It’s just as effective as the Original bicarb-based No Pong, and contains a formula of premium, all natural ingredients to keep you smelling fresh all day.
Use Your Fingers to Apply Deodorant
Why not? We also believe it’s important to stay in touch with your body. No Pong has had a couple of customers get in touch to let them know that because of the way No Pong is applied, they had early-detected some lumps in that region. One was benign, the other required treatment but was detected early. That really brought home to us the importance of knowing your body, and it’s something we believe very strongly in.
For people with longer nails, some suggestions to apply No Pong from customers:
Try using the back of your nail to avoid getting product caught under your nail
Try using the back
Read more on the local review about No Pong here and global news coverage on No Pong.