Kaki Persimmon Extract
Tannin-rich persimmon extract is included for odor care in your washing step
- Part of the deodorizing blend
- Japanese kaki persimmon
- Listed as Diospyros Kaki Fruit Extract
Your usual BO changed Your wash can change too
You shower daily and put on clean clothes, yet your familiar BO has turned sharp and onion-like. Maybe your left armpit is worse. Maybe your husband noticed the change before you found the words for it
Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect sweating and body odor. On your skin, bacteria use substances in sweat and release odor compounds. Being clean and forming odor can happen at the same time
That gives you a reason to reconsider the whole routine, including what you wash with before deodorant
Does this sound familiar?
- One armpit smells stronger than the other
- Onion-like odor breaks through stronger deodorants
- Clean shirts pick up a smell you do not recognize
- You wonder whether other people can smell it too
A DIFFERENT WASHING STEP
Wash away the residue odor feeds on
Lather, lift away oily residue and rinse clean. Japanese persimmon and green tea complete the deodorizing formula. Keep your normal shower and use your usual deodorant afterward
- Soap lifts away oily residue
- Kaki persimmon supports odor care
- Green tea complements the formula
- A simple wash before your usual deodorant
Cosmetic cleansing and odor care, not a hormone treatment. Individual results vary
Antibacterial soap, deodorant and glycolic acid compared with Sweat Deodorizing Soap
Antibacterial Soap + Deodorant + Glycolic Acid
Antibacterial soap
Cleanses skin and acts on bacteria. Some washes can leave sensitive skin feeling dry or irritated
Deodorant
Helps control odor after washing. Antiperspirant reduces sweat, but neither replaces the rinse-off step
Glycolic acid
Some women find it helpful for underarm odor. It is a separate skincare step rather than the wash itself
- Rinse-off cleansing Soap does this
- Japanese persimmon + green tea Varies by product
- Works with your deodorant Depends on the routine
- Extra glycolic-acid step An additional product
- How you use it Several separate steps
Sweat Deodorizing Soap
- Rinse-off cleansing Built into the bar
- Japanese persimmon + green tea Included in the formula
- Works with your deodorant Use after washing
- Extra glycolic-acid step Not needed to use Sutter
- How you use it Lather and rinse
Different products do different jobs. This compares routine steps and formula features, not measured effectiveness
A DAILY ODOR-CARE WASH
Japanese Persimmon + Green Tea
Green Tea + Catechins
Green tea complements the cleansing and deodorizing formula
- A source of plant catechins
- Light green tea scent
- Listed as Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract
Vitamin E
Vitamin E rounds out the botanical formula.
- Listed on the carton as tocopherol
- An antioxidant ingredient
- Part of the original soap formula
Coconut Oil
The cleansing side of the bar. It lifts the oily buildup the odor clings to.
- Lifts and washes away oily odor buildup
- Builds the lather you massage in
- Carries the residue away in the rinse
Gentle Soap Base
Glycerin and shea butter round out the base for a comfortable daily wash
- Glycerin and shea butter
- Lather, massage and rinse
- Olive oil and sorbitol round it out
Full Ingredients
Sweat Deodorizing Soap • one 3.527 oz (100 g) bar
Product Facts
Ingredients:
- Kaki Persimmon Extract
- Diospyros Kaki Fruit Extract
- Green Tea + Catechins
- Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract
- Vitamin E
- Tocopherol
- Coconut Oil
- Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil
- Gentle Soap Base
- Glycerin, Sorbitol, Shea Butter
Full ingredient list: Glycerin, Sorbitol, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Lauramidopropyl Betaine, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Decenol, Diospyros Kaki Fruit Extract, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Oil, Tocopherol, Aqua, Sodium Hydroxide.
How to use: Wet your skin and rub the bar to build a lather. Massage it over the skin and leave it on for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.
Directions for safe use: For external use only. Keep away from children. Discontinue use and rinse immediately with clear water if redness or skin irritation occurs. Avoid application on damaged skin. Do not ingest.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.
Cosmetic product. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Give your next shower a different washing step
You have 30 days to decide whether Sutter helps with the changed odor you are trying to manage. If you are not happy with the difference, email help@trysutter.com to request your refund. No need to send the used bar back
Women's Experiences with Changed Body Odor
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Sarah T. JUN 2026My clean shirts were still picking up that smellMy BO changed during peri and it got through deodorants I thought were strong enough. I even had shirts I stopped wearing. Changing the soap was the part of the routine I had not really looked at. I still use deodorant, but now I feel cleaner and less worried about my clothes
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Nicole R. MAY 2026Yes I was already showering every day lolClean clothes, clean house, daily shower. That was already my routine. The onion smell made me feel like all that effort was not showing. This is easy to use in the same shower and I do not feel like I need to keep buying a stronger scent
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Aubry M. MAY 2026The left armpit thing was so weirdMy left pit was worse than the right and I kept wondering what other people could smell. I wanted something practical instead of being told to wash more. The lather feels comfortable and this fits into the routine I already have
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Jessica L. MAY 2026Clinical strength was not the missing step for meI had tried regular deodorant, clinical strength and a men's one. The smell had changed but I kept upgrading the same product. Looking at the wash finally gave me a different step to try. I still use my usual antiperspirant afterward
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Michelle W. APR 2026I thought the room smelled like onions and it was meThat realization was rough. I had showered and was wearing clean clothes, but my husband could tell my smell was different. Changing the wash helped me feel less self conscious about sitting close to people. I just wanted to smell clean
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Tyler M. APR 2026My wife wanted a wash that felt comfortableShe was already doing the daily shower and deodorant routine, and the changed smell was really bothering her. Some strong washes felt like too much for her skin. She likes this lather and can keep using it without turning the shower into a whole project
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Alexa K. APR 2026I kept thinking it must be the laundryI was looking at the shirts and the room before I really looked at my own changed BO. Fresh clothes did not answer why I smelled different. This was an easier change to keep doing than going through another round of deodorant brands
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Lauren P. MAY 2026I did not want to smell like strong perfumeThe thing I wanted was to stop wondering whether people noticed the onion smell. I do not enjoy a heavy scent sitting on me all day. This is light in the shower and I feel clean afterward, which was the goal
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Eric D. APR 2026A different step was worth considering for my wifeShe had spent enough on products that sounded stronger and still did not settle the problem. We looked at the wash instead of adding another deodorant to the shelf. She likes that it works alongside the product she already uses
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Angela S. Dec 2025Glycolic helped me but I wanted to look at the wash tooI had seen the glycolic acid recommendations and it did help. I also wanted an ordinary washing step I could stick with. This is simple to use, and feeling clean without constantly thinking about my pits is the part I appreciate most
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Real conversations about sweating odor
I actually thought our bedroom smelled like onions. It took me a minute to realize it was me. I shower every day, so that was a horrible little surprise. Changing what I washed with made more sense than buying yet another deodorant
And weirdly my left armpit was smellier than my right!! That was the part I couldn't get over. I wanted to feel clean without constantly wondering whether someone sitting next to me noticed. This is a simple change I can keep doing in my usual shower
I tried the women's deodorants, the clinical ones and then the men's. Glycolic acid did help me, but I wanted to look at the wash too. I still use my usual antiperspirant. I just don't feel like I need a stronger fragrance to cover everything
The hygiene comments get to me because I was already showering daily and putting on clean clothes. My BO had changed during peri. Having a wash aimed at odor care feels more useful than being told to scrub harder
I went through so many products before I looked at what I washed with. The thing I wanted was pretty simple: to sit with people and pay attention to the conversation instead of my own armpits. Smelling clean is enough for me