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"If you&amp;#39;re looking to make your armpits a little more glamorous, this deodorant will do it. And you have monks to thank for it.\nPinterestFacebookLe Couvent des Minimes, a brand based on the ingredients cultivated first by monks and later by nuns at a convent that&amp;#39;s now a hotel and spa in the South of France, makes a rather fabulous deodorant. It&amp;#39;s called Eau des Minimes Everyday Deodorant With Alum Stone which sounds pretty lovely, doesn&amp;#39;t it? It is. In fact, it&amp;#39;s so lovely, I had to photograph it on an Hermes scarf.\nFree of parabens, and colorants, it&amp;#39;s packed with rosemary and citrus extracts that keep you smelling fresh as well as natural alum stone, an ingredient that&amp;#39;s in many alternative, natural deodorants (although there&amp;#39;s some debate about whether the ingredient is safer than other forms of aluminum in big commercial brands). Will it keep you as dry as the clinical-strength stuff you might have in your medicine cabinets? No. But it&amp;#39;ll leave them feeling smoother, more pampered and smelling much better on a hot day than if you were to go totally sans-deo. You might even be inspired to store it on a designer scarf."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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