Old Spice Men's Antiperspirant & Deodorant - Fiji with Palm Tree - 2.6oz/3pk: Invisible Solid with Tropical Coconut Scent

I love the scent, but my body cannot tolerate aluminum components. Old Spice used to make this aluminum free, but apparently does not anymore. I cannot use their product as it causes me extreme discomfort. I find the other scents range from objectionable to barely tolerable. I'll need to find a new brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is great! Smells like cucumber, which is the best. Nice and fresh. Never change it! Please make a body wash with this EXACT same scent. (I hate lavender and even though this says lavender, it's NOT lavender.)

Not sure if the formula was changed but after purchasing a new stick with the new packaging I started experiencing itching and rashes under my arms that I didn’t with my previous stick. Really sad about this as it was my favorite deodorant but looks like I’ll have to find something new :(

I have been using this deodorant for years and in the last 6 months or more I have really noticed it doesn’t work at all anymore. I use to be fine most of the day and not smell bad now I feel like the new formula make me stink worse and I get sticky with in two hours . I wish they didn’t change the formula cause now I have to go on a search for a new deodorant brand.

I absolutely love this deodorant. It always works on those hot steamy days, and won't let you down. The scent is amazing, so you won't smell like swamp thing. Definitely a 10 out of 10 in my book.

Bring back the aluminum free oasis deodorant. Best smell!!! but I am allergic to the antiperspirant one

I have been using this for years, and the formula has obviously been changed recently because all of the sudden my husband and I both are stinking a few hours into wearing this crap. I just looked it up and google says the formula has been changed. It sucks, change it back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently tried the Old Spice Fiji antiperspirant , and a really like it, the scent is fresh and tropical, with hint of palm tree and coconut

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Im a woman and this is the only deodorant that i use that smells great and lasts all day long. I have been buying this product since i met my now ex boyfriend in college

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used to actually work now it just gives me crazy chemical burns. I’ve used this for years and within the last year it’s not the same.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this just grabbing some deodorant one day. I first got it in the aerosol can. It had the absolute best scent I've ever encountered from an antiperspirant. I feel in love with it and then all of a sudden every store in my area stopped getting it.

Hi I got oasis at some store a year ago and im running out only to find out its being diacountinued? I used an old spice with some oceanic name before oasis and oasis is far better and smells genuinely fantastic. Discontinuing it will most likely make me stop buying old spice to look for a scent that smells like oasis. Deeply disappointed

Hi Old Spice Team, I’m honestly pretty disappointed here, and the mixed messages I’ve received make it worse. On one hand, I’m told Oasis has been discontinued due to “consumer demand.” On the other hand, I’m told it’s still available and I’m just having trouble finding it. Those two things can’t both be true, and it doesn’t exactly inspire confidence that anyone internally is aligned. Here’s the bigger issue though: I don’t think the people making these decisions understand how men actually shop. Speaking as a guy (and based on every male friend and colleague I know), our buying habits are extremely narrow and consistent. We don’t browse for fun. We don’t want “the latest innovation.” We find something that works and we buy the same exact thing for years—same shirts, same underwear, same deodorant, same everything. When you discontinue one of those products, you don’t “encourage discovery,” you just frustrate loyal customers. Oasis wasn’t some novelty scent—it was a staple. Ending it tells me the feedback you’re using is either skewed, coming from the wrong demographic, or being interpreted by people who don’t actually use the products the way your core customers do. Honestly, it feels like whoever’s running these focus groups either doesn’t understand men or actively ignores how we behave as consumers. I’ve used Old Spice for years, and I’m not interested in hunting for a “replacement” or being upsold on something new. I just want the product that already worked. If Oasis is truly gone, that’s not innovation—that’s losing a customer who didn’t need convincing in the first place. I’d appreciate a straight answer: Is Oasis actually discontinued, or not? And if it is, I’d strongly suggest re-evaluating how these decisions are being made—because this one completely misses the mark.

Love this scene it’s my go to especially when I’m doing housekeeping. Smell fresh all Summer long

PLEASE BRING BACK THE ALUMINUM FREE DEODORANT ONLY OASIS. PLS PLS PLS

My son used this for a couple days and broke out in a severe rash from it. Bright red, burning and had to immediately discontinue it. He has used several other products from Old Spice without incident. After he healed , he went back to the Orchard with no problems.

Smells absolutely delicious and lasts for two days without a shower or touchup (without working out). Other deodorants make me smell oniony or like perfume mixed with sweat but this fiji deodorant genuinely works!

Smells good for a few hours if you aren’t doing much. But after working over 10 hours a day, it’s like it was never there

Please bring back the deodorant only version of Oasis. That is my favorite of all time. I have one stick that I use on special occasions. Please bring back it back.

WHY did you guys discontinue the Oasis deodorant? I will NOT use antiperspirant, not to mention it does NOT have the same scent. You guys really are a let down. Guessing I will have to find another brand. Ugh.