it's truly just a deo.
it's truly just a deo.
nobo directly traps and neutralizes odor molecules using gentle, naturally derived ingredients.
traps odor.
does nothing else.
no. destroying your microbiome.
no. damaging your skin barrier.
no. altering your skin's pH.
no. rashes, irritation and darkening.
no. silly claims and benefits.
Your skin's feedback loop creates odor as a side-effect.
Your Skin Barrier, Microbiome and Sweat form an interdependent, finely tuned biological system that performs critical functions.
As part of this normal functioning, Bacteria consume sweat and create thiols, amines, and short chain fatty acids.
These volatile organic compounds (VOCs) literally are body odor.
Ask AI. Copy-paste this prompt and find out why this loop is critical for your skin's health.
Explain how the skin barrier, sweat and microbiome form an interdependent loop, how each of them regulates the other two, the role they play as part of the immune system, why they work together to maintain the skin's pH, and how odor gets created in this process. Use tables where necessary.
Other deos disrupt this loop to fight odor.
Sprays, Roll ons, and even 'Natural' deos: Reduce sweat, kill microbiome, and mask odor with fragrance.
Using this approach and these ingredients disrupts your skin's feedback loop and causes rashes, irritation, darkening, and over time, actually makes odor worse.
nobo works differently.
nobo: Traps odor molecules and prevents them from 'volatilizing'.
Nobo’s naturally-derived ingredients directly trap and bind with the odor causing VOCs using 3 different mechanisms. The odor molecules still get created – it’s just that they can’t ‘volatilize’ and reach anyone’s nose, not even your own.
Exposed! Our ingredients and what they do.
100% plant derived additive & emulsifier
All naturally derived - Xantham Gum, Sorbitan Stearate + Cetearyl Alcohol + Cetearyl Glucoside. They create the magical texture of nobo.
Food grade preservative
Sodium Benzoate + Potassium Sorbate. Used to inhibit growth of mold, yeast and bacteria.