Less waste deodorant

  • Sustainibility

  • 8 min

Three colourful AKT deodorant balm tubes in blue, white and orange, arranged diagonally alongside a gold metal case on a white background.


As a company that directly contributes to bringing more packaging into the world, we truly care about how it’s produced and how sustainable it is. We continuously follow developments in the industry and support new brands and companies that put care for the planet at the heart of their design process. Here, we share our inspirations for sustainable, zero-waste, and low-waste packaging from brands around the world!


  1. Alum stone

The perfect zero-waste, the alum stone is a potassium-rich mineral extracted from a rock. It is economical as the stone dissolves very slowly. Its lifetime lasts over several years. The stone is natural and fragrance free , it destroys the bacteria responsible for bad odours.


  1. Solid deodorant

Lamazuna · A French sustainable cosmetics brand, specializing in solid beauty products. Deodorant of this brand features plastic-free packaging. Its compact, recyclable cardboard reduces unnecessary waste while protecting the product. Lamazuna’s solid deodorants are certified COSMOS ORGANIC, an internationally recognized standard for natural and organic cosmetics.


  1. Easy recyclable packaging

AKT London · Its deodorant comes in a recyclable aluminium tube with a plastic-free cap, reducing reliance on conventional plastic packaging. The concentrated formula is designed to last longer, while minimal packaging helps reduce material waste. Made in the UK.

Kinko · The packaging is made entirely from polypropylene to facilitate recycling. The balancing deodorant contains prebiotics and postbiotics that help maintain the skin’s natural pH balance and prevent odor. The product is made in Houston, Texas, and its packaging was developed in collaboration with us!


  1. Reusable deodorant case

WILD · Wild promotes a less-waste approach through its reusable deodorant cases and plastic-free refills. Made from plant-based, compostable materials, the refills help reduce single-use plastic waste. Its deodorants are manufactured in the UK and the Netherlands, while its reusable cases are produced in China.


  1. Cork packaging

Nada · NADA is a sustainable startup developing a premium refillable deodorant in collaboration with a Portuguese cork manufacturer. Nada is a refillable natural deodorant, made with 100% natural ingredients. Even the waste can be burnt as a candle melt. Developed as part of the EU-supported WORTH Partnership Project. Planned launch: December 2026.


  1. Glass packaging

Rollr · Rollr reimagines everyday deodorant as a luxury, reusable object inspired by high-end perfumery. Its sculpted glass bottle features a steel or natural gemstone rollerball and a refill system using powdered deodorant mixed with water at home. Recyclable paper-based sachets help reduce packaging and shipping materials by up to 90%, according to the brand. Country of production: United Kingdom (deodorant and refills), China (applicators).



Featured brands & products:
(1) AKT London · The Deodorant Balm
(2) Natural Alum Stone
(3) Lamazuna · Solid Deodorants
(4) Kinko · Balancing Deodorant
(5) Wild · Reusable Deodorant Cases & Refills
(6) NADA · Refillable Cork Deodorant
(7) Rollr · Refillable Glass Deodorant


As a company that directly contributes to bringing more packaging into the world, we truly care about how it’s produced and how sustainable it is. We continuously follow developments in the industry and support new brands and companies that put care for the planet at the heart of their design process. Here, we share our inspirations for sustainable, zero-waste, and low-waste packaging from brands around the world!


  1. Alum stone

The perfect zero-waste, the alum stone is a potassium-rich mineral extracted from a rock. It is economical as the stone dissolves very slowly. Its lifetime lasts over several years. The stone is natural and fragrance free , it destroys the bacteria responsible for bad odours.


  1. Solid deodorant

Lamazuna · A French sustainable cosmetics brand, specializing in solid beauty products. Deodorant of this brand features plastic-free packaging. Its compact, recyclable cardboard reduces unnecessary waste while protecting the product. Lamazuna’s solid deodorants are certified COSMOS ORGANIC, an internationally recognized standard for natural and organic cosmetics.


  1. Easy recyclable packaging

AKT London · Its deodorant comes in a recyclable aluminium tube with a plastic-free cap, reducing reliance on conventional plastic packaging. The concentrated formula is designed to last longer, while minimal packaging helps reduce material waste. Made in the UK.

Kinko · The packaging is made entirely from polypropylene to facilitate recycling. The balancing deodorant contains prebiotics and postbiotics that help maintain the skin’s natural pH balance and prevent odor. The product is made in Houston, Texas, and its packaging was developed in collaboration with us!


  1. Reusable deodorant case

WILD · Wild promotes a less-waste approach through its reusable deodorant cases and plastic-free refills. Made from plant-based, compostable materials, the refills help reduce single-use plastic waste. Its deodorants are manufactured in the UK and the Netherlands, while its reusable cases are produced in China.


  1. Cork packaging

Nada · NADA is a sustainable startup developing a premium refillable deodorant in collaboration with a Portuguese cork manufacturer. Nada is a refillable natural deodorant, made with 100% natural ingredients. Even the waste can be burnt as a candle melt. Developed as part of the EU-supported WORTH Partnership Project. Planned launch: December 2026.


  1. Glass packaging

Rollr · Rollr reimagines everyday deodorant as a luxury, reusable object inspired by high-end perfumery. Its sculpted glass bottle features a steel or natural gemstone rollerball and a refill system using powdered deodorant mixed with water at home. Recyclable paper-based sachets help reduce packaging and shipping materials by up to 90%, according to the brand. Country of production: United Kingdom (deodorant and refills), China (applicators).



Featured brands & products:
(1) AKT London · The Deodorant Balm
(2) Natural Alum Stone
(3) Lamazuna · Solid Deodorants
(4) Kinko · Balancing Deodorant
(5) Wild · Reusable Deodorant Cases & Refills
(6) NADA · Refillable Cork Deodorant
(7) Rollr · Refillable Glass Deodorant


As a company that directly contributes to bringing more packaging into the world, we truly care about how it’s produced and how sustainable it is. We continuously follow developments in the industry and support new brands and companies that put care for the planet at the heart of their design process. Here, we share our inspirations for sustainable, zero-waste, and low-waste packaging from brands around the world!


  1. Alum stone

The perfect zero-waste, the alum stone is a potassium-rich mineral extracted from a rock. It is economical as the stone dissolves very slowly. Its lifetime lasts over several years. The stone is natural and fragrance free , it destroys the bacteria responsible for bad odours.


  1. Solid deodorant

Lamazuna · A French sustainable cosmetics brand, specializing in solid beauty products. Deodorant of this brand features plastic-free packaging. Its compact, recyclable cardboard reduces unnecessary waste while protecting the product. Lamazuna’s solid deodorants are certified COSMOS ORGANIC, an internationally recognized standard for natural and organic cosmetics.


  1. Easy recyclable packaging

AKT London · Its deodorant comes in a recyclable aluminium tube with a plastic-free cap, reducing reliance on conventional plastic packaging. The concentrated formula is designed to last longer, while minimal packaging helps reduce material waste. Made in the UK.

Kinko · The packaging is made entirely from polypropylene to facilitate recycling. The balancing deodorant contains prebiotics and postbiotics that help maintain the skin’s natural pH balance and prevent odor. The product is made in Houston, Texas, and its packaging was developed in collaboration with us!


  1. Reusable deodorant case

WILD · Wild promotes a less-waste approach through its reusable deodorant cases and plastic-free refills. Made from plant-based, compostable materials, the refills help reduce single-use plastic waste. Its deodorants are manufactured in the UK and the Netherlands, while its reusable cases are produced in China.


  1. Cork packaging

Nada · NADA is a sustainable startup developing a premium refillable deodorant in collaboration with a Portuguese cork manufacturer. Nada is a refillable natural deodorant, made with 100% natural ingredients. Even the waste can be burnt as a candle melt. Developed as part of the EU-supported WORTH Partnership Project. Planned launch: December 2026.


  1. Glass packaging

Rollr · Rollr reimagines everyday deodorant as a luxury, reusable object inspired by high-end perfumery. Its sculpted glass bottle features a steel or natural gemstone rollerball and a refill system using powdered deodorant mixed with water at home. Recyclable paper-based sachets help reduce packaging and shipping materials by up to 90%, according to the brand. Country of production: United Kingdom (deodorant and refills), China (applicators).



Featured brands & products:
(1) AKT London · The Deodorant Balm
(2) Natural Alum Stone
(3) Lamazuna · Solid Deodorants
(4) Kinko · Balancing Deodorant
(5) Wild · Reusable Deodorant Cases & Refills
(6) NADA · Refillable Cork Deodorant
(7) Rollr · Refillable Glass Deodorant