| Treehugger

Switch Fresh has invented a

refillable, reusable stick

Switch Fresh wants to change the way you buy deodorant. This brand-new company, which is still in

fundraising mode, has come up with an ingenious design for a reusable and refillable deodorant bottle.

After buying the bottle, all you’ll ever need are replacement cartridges, which come in a various formulas,

scents, and sizes.

| Ad Age

Switch Fresh deodorant from

Dwyane Wade's cousin

Antoine Wade has refillable

packaging

NBA star Dwyane Wade has been a pitchman for Unilever's Dove Men+Care, but now his

cousin Antoine Wade is leaning on his support to launch a rival deodorant product with a unique

twist -- refillable containers. Switch Fresh, which uses replaceable deodorant cartridges, is an "eco-

friendly" design that's an alternative to what the brand says are the 800 deodorant packages an

average person will throw away in a lifetime. The product was born from a brainstorming session

with Dwyane, said Antoine, in a statement. For now, Unilever and other titans of deodorant

probably have nothing to fear, as Switch Fresh is just starting out with an Indiegogo fundraising

effort -- albeit backed by some cool product shots.

| Happi

Chicago startup seeks to

shake up the AP/deo category

with a new launch that

meshes sustainability, style

and scent

Answering a basic hygiene need, the AP/deo category moves steadily along by offering

pleasant scents in utilitarian packaging designed to get the job done. But a Chicago-based

start-up is out to change all that with new option that meshes personalization, sustainability

and style. CEO Antoine Wade has designed and patented Switch Fresh, billed as the world’s

first reusable deodorant bottle that reduces plastic waste and “inspires individuality with

unisex scents and personalized designs.”

| Cosmetics Design

Is there room for innovation

in the deodorant category?

Natural, niche, and startup personal care brands regularly advance new deodorant formats

and formulations. Among the latest attempts to disrupt the deodorant market is Switch Fresh,

a patented redesign of the conventional container that could significantly reduce post-consumer waste.

Switch Fresh deodorant is the first product from The Future of Fresh, a company founded by

Antoine Wade. “Deodorant is used by nearly everyone on the planet,” says Wade in a press

release announcing the new product. “But, with a product so well known and used, there

hasn't been any real innovation in the industry, so I really wanted to put a cool spin on

something we use every day,” he explains.

| Chicago Tribune

Refillable deodorant? Dwyane

Wade's cousin is

crowdfunding a product with

less waste

Antoine Wade thinks he can smell success — coming in the form of deodorant. And more

novel, a way to swap scents and reduce waste.

Wade launched an Indiegogo Thursday for Switch Fresh, a deodorant product that gets away

from traditional twist-up stick packaging.

| LPD News

Switch Fresh has invented a

refillable, reusable deodorant

stick

It might not be zero waste, but it’s 96 percent plastic reduction and we really like that!

Switch Fresh wants to change the way you buy deodorant. This brand-new company, which is

still in fundraising mode, has come up with an ingenious design for a reusable and refillable

deodorant bottle. After buying the bottle, all you’ll ever need are replacement cartridges,

which come in a various formulas, scents, and sizes.

| Sweet

One way to make your

deodorant a lot better

Switch Fresh, a new deodorant concept by Antoine Wade, NBA player Dwayne's cousin,

combating a huge problem: waste in the beauty and grooming industries.

| Chicagolnno

Switch Fresh has a new,

sustainable take on deodorant

How a brainstorming session with Dwyane Wade led to this entrepreneur's new product.

Local entrepreneur Antoine Wade aims to disrupt deodorant, with a sustainable take on

underarm hygiene.

| Black Main Street

Antoine Wade and Switch

Fresh aims to change the way

we look at deodorant

How a brainstorming session with Dwyane Wade led to this entrepreneur's new product.

Local entrepreneur Antoine Wade aims to disrupt deodorant, with a sustainable take on

underarm hygiene.

| Shoppe Black

Switch Fresh: The patented

deodorant from Dwayne Wade's

cousin

Antoine Wade, founder of Switch Fresh, has produced the world’s first replaceable

deodorant. This patented product reduces plastic waste and is an eco-friendly alternative to
the hundreds of deodorant bottles the average person will dispose of in their lifetime.

| Madamenoire

Dwyane Wade's cousin

launches World's first

refillable unisex deodorant

Switch Fresh

Refillable deodorant? Why didn’t someone think of this eco-friendly product sooner? Well,

Antoine Wade, cousin of NBA star Dwyane Wade, finally has, launching Switch Fresh, a brand

of unisex deodorants that allows you to refill the deodorant container when you’re finished

with the stick. And Wade has launched an IndieGoGo campaign to raise funds for the new

venture.

| Atlanta Black Star

Chicago CEO launches First

Replaceable Deodorant,

eliminating 96 percent of

plastic waste

Purchase. Use. Discard. Repeat.

That’s usually how it goes with personal care staples like cologne, toothpaste and that cute

new makeup palette from Sephora you just had to have. But budding Chicago businessman

Antoine Wade soon realized how wasteful and environmentally unfriendly the personal care

industry can be, particularly when it comes to deodorant. So, he did something about it.

| The Network Journal

Introducing Switch Fresh, the

first-ever refillable deodorant

Antoine Wade has come up with a product idea whose time is well overdue. He’s created a

refillable deodorant that is not only eco-friendly but fashionable. It’s called Switch Fresh, a

brand of unisex deodorants that allows you to refill the deodorant container when you’re

finished with the stick. And, by the way Antoine is a cousin of famous basketball star Dwyane

Wade

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