Anti-transpirant/De-transpirant

Often, allowing a pause between shaving or waxing and the application of a deodorant can be challenging in terms of time. Is this step necessary? What will happen if you apply the care product immediately?

In the world of body care, numerous products are offered to reduce excessive sweating and/or neutralize unpleasant odors. This is also the case with deodorants and antiperspirants. When should these products be used? What are the differences between them?

Antiperspirants help to overcome excessive sweating. In fact, this type of skin care helps to tighten pores and reduce the flow of perspiration. It also eliminates bacteria. However, antiperspirants have been in the spotlight for some years now because of some of their ingredients, such as aluminum salts. What's really going on, and is there a link between antiperspirant and breast cancer? Is it preferable to use non-aluminum antiperspirant?

Deodorant masks unpleasant odors caused by sweat, while an antiperspirant blocks the flow of sweat. In other words, deodorant does not prevent the formation of marks on your T-shirt, while antiperspirant does! Nevertheless, antiperspirant contains aluminum salts, which have come under particular criticism in the last decade. So which type should you choose? Our experts give you the answer.

Deodorants are common hygiene products found in bathrooms. They help combat perspiration and unpleasant odours. However, when sweating becomes excessive, it may be relevant to use an antiperspirant. What is the mode of action of this type of product? Where can one obtain it? When should it be applied? Let's focus.