Myro Deodorant Review: A Travel-Friendly, Natural Deodorant

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Last summer, I made the switch to natural deodorant for personal health reasons and discovered that finding the right blend of ingredients for you is a struggle. Personally, I have been a fan of Native but recently tested out Myro for a travel-friendly deodorant option.

Price and where to buy it: $10 for a trial kit on Myro’s website.

How Myro Deodorant Rates:

Usefulness: 10/10. This natural deodorant most resembled the antiperspirant I had been using. It’s a stick (some natural deodorants are sprays or bars) and it comes in a variety of pleasant scents; my personal favorite is Pillow Talk.
Value: 9/10. Myro’s price is on par with other natural deodorant brands on the market, and I love that you only have to buy the refill inserts.
Durability: 10/10. Both the deodorant’s odor protection and the actual packaging are long-lasting. Plus, the case is environmentally friendly.
Portability: 9/10. While the cylinder shape of the deodorant case is larger than a travel-size deodorant, I didn’t find it too cumbersome to travel with. Plus, on longer trips, travel-size deodorants sometimes don’t last long enough. Myro is in between a larger stick and a travel-size option.

Final Verdict: If you’ve made the switch to a natural deodorant and you’re looking for new toiletries, Myro deodorant is travel-friendly and effective.

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