Born in the ocean.
Tested in beach climates around the world.
A surfer who grew tired of natural deodorants that didn’t work.
MINT started with a surfer who spent years in the lineup — sun-baked beaches, tropical humidity, back-to-back sessions with no shower in sight. He tried every “natural” deodorant on the shelf. None of them held up.
So he went looking for what actually works for people who sweat the way athletes sweat. What he found wasn’t in a lab. It was in a kitchen cabinet.
Baking soda.
Not a wellness trend. Not a marketing buzzword. A genuine odor-neutralizing ingredient that goes to work on the bacteria causing the smell — not just a fragrance layer masking it.
Not tested in a lab. Tested in the lineup.
Every stick has been through hundreds of sessions in salt water and sun before it ever reached a shelf.
Baking soda.
Sodium bicarbonate. A single ingredient doing the work of a dozen synthetics.
Baking soda doesn’t just sit on your skin. It neutralizes odor at the source — chemically raising the pH of the bacteria that cause body odor until they can’t survive.
Fragrance-based deodorants mask what’s already there. Aluminum-based antiperspirants block your sweat glands. Neither addresses the actual problem.
For people who sweat more, move more, and live more, that’s not optional. It’s the difference between a deodorant that holds and one that gives up by noon.
Works on the bacteria causing odor, not the fragrance covering it up.
A standard stick. Two or three passes is plenty — even a little bit works.
Made for people who live in salt water.
Surfers. Fishermen. Divers. Swimmers. Anyone who chases whale sharks at dawn or paddles out at dusk. Anyone who spends their best hours in the water and their next-best hours getting back to it.
MINT wasn’t designed for a boardroom or a gym mirror. It was designed for the wet-suited, salt-crusted, sun-tired reality of a life spent outside.