If your pits are as dry as they are sensitive, reach for a rich cream option. This is made with botanical oils and butters to condition the skin and soothe any inflammation. The blend that keeps you fresh is an arrowroot powder, and magnesium hydroxide.

Unscented Baking Soda Free Deodorant Cream, Meow Meow Tweet ($14)

This innovative deodorant comes in a squeezable tube for hands-free application. (Read: Even though the formula is creamy, you don't need to apply with your hands.) The deodorant works via a blend of spirulina and charcoal, and the actives are released slowly throughout the day for maximum effectiveness.

Deodorant in Fresh Rain & Bergamot, type:A ($12.99)

This cream uses dietary magnesium, which is a mineral that if you're not getting enough of can actually cause your sweat to smell worse. It then uses a blend of essential oils to help you in check.

Baking Soda Free Cream Deodorant, Routine ($28)

This natural option contains biome-friendly probiotics to help balance the delicate skin microbiome in the armpits. The base is with hydrating coconut, as well as algae which contains minerals to help soothe and strengthen the skin.

Deodorant, Hume ($14)

This comes highly recommended by a co-worker, who swears by its efficacy. It's made entirely of alum crystal, which works by preventing bacteria on the body from breaking down sweat (the cause of odor). It's also hypoallergenic, preservative-free, and fragrance-free. The only catch? It's a European-based brand, so it might take a bit of Googling around to order it (the link below works, don't worry). Or a flight to Paris. 

Panama Alum Stone, Laino ($18.50)

A great drugstore option, Schmidt's is the classic natural deodorant choice—and with a more affordable price point. It's also perfect for people who enjoy a more standard-feeling deodorant stick: It feels just like a traditional option, just better.

Natural Deodorant for Sensitive Skin, Schmidt's ($9.58)

This baking-soda-free version of their bestseller comes loaded with all the super-active ingredients in the original, just better for people with easily irritated skin. Kaolin clay is a super-gentle clay that helps absorb moisture. Aloe soothes and hydrates. Saccharomyces ferment is a probiotic enzyme that helps eliminate odors. 

Base Layer Deodorant, Ursa Major ($18)

This avoids all the regular nasties (aluminum, parabens, talc, and so on), but what makes it work for sensitive skin is that it is also baking-soda-free. Unlike many on this list, this is scented (pretty wonderfully scented, I might add! I wrote about another fragrance in the collection this summer, and California is their newest). So this option works for people who have sensitivities to baking soda but are fine on the all-natural fragrance front.  

Natural Deodorant in California, Corpus ($24)

An almost five-star review on Amazon for a natural deodorant? That's quite impressive. It's made with natural mineral salt, comes with no added fragrances, and won't stain shirts like many deodorants tend to. It does come with strict application instructions: Wet the stone with a few drops of water, rub it on the skin for 60 seconds, let it dry, and repeat on the other. 

Thai Crystal Deodorant, nakd. ($19.99)

I'm a fan of this brand's regular line and have heard rave reviews of their baking-soda-free options. Plus, they come in many of the classic scents that consumers love from the brand (Coconut & Vanilla and Cotton & Lily being the most popular). But if you're really sensitive, you might consider the fragrance-free option here. 

Sensitive Deodorant, Native ($13)