Clinical strength deodorants (which are technically antiperspirants) work because they contain higher levels of the aluminum-based, active ingredients that are found in traditional formulas. These form a plug that blocks the sweat duct to prevent sweat from escaping.

Be sure to apply to your underarms every day. Apply your deodorant or antiperspirant to skin that's completely dry. Apply your deodorant or antiperspirant to clean, dry skin at night to help protect against the effect of night sweats.

For maximum protection, apply to underarms before going to bed. While resting, the formula acclimates to the body, forming a deep level of protection. This protect lasts throughout the following day, even after a shower, and continues to deliver freshness. Degree Clinical Protection can also be applied in the morning.

Ingredients. Active Ingredients: Aluminum Zirconium Tetrachlorohydex Gly (18.2 %), Antiperspirant. Inactive Ingredients: Cyclopentasiloxane, Stearyl Alcohol, PPG-14 Butyl Ether, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Talc, PEG-8 Distearate, Fragrance (Parfum), Sodium Starch Octenylsuccinate, Mannitol, BHT.

So-called clinical-strength antiperspirants contain the highest amount of sweat-controlling ingredients of any products available over the counter. They come with instructions that they be applied before bed for "maximum" protection from wetness and odor.

Is clinical strength deodorant safe? A. Though some have raised concerns that the ingredients used in deodorants can contribute to breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease, no studies have produced evidence to back up this claim. This goes for both regular and clinical strength deodorants.

The unlimited by Degree antiperspirant deodorant is a very good solid roll on deodorant. Not only does it smell good but it keeps that smell for a very good duration. I love how easy it is to apply and that it is an invisible solid which goes on clear.

Can you put antiperspirant on your face to keep your makeup in place when it's hot out? You could. It's best to use a fragrance-free one. Fragrance in antiperspirant could cause breakouts as fragrance is an irritant and isn't even recommended in skincare.

Degree MotionSense® technology works like this: unique microcapsules sit on the surface of your skin. When you move, friction breaks those microcapsules, and they release more fragrance. So, every time you move, MotionSense® keeps you fresh and free from odor.

If you prefer products that only block odors (not sweat), application time makes no difference. But if your deodorant has antiperspirants in it, you should apply it at night. At night, your body temperature drops, which means you sweat less.

Deodorants contain aluminum and zinc salts, and fragrance to mask the smell of perspiration. Most conventional antiperspirants rely on aluminum compounds, like aluminum trichlorohydrex gly, which plug the sweat ducts, and stop sweat coming to the skin's surface.

Is it okay to use? Absolutely. Various health authorities around the world and our safety scientists agree that antiperspirant products containing aluminium salts are effective, extensively evaluated and safe for regular use.

Degree MotionSense® technology works like this: unique microcapsules sit on the surface of your skin. When you move, friction breaks those microcapsules, and they release more fragrance. So, every time you move, MotionSense® keeps you fresh and free from odor.

Clinical strength products seem to provide improved sweat reduction compared to traditional over-the-counter antiperspirants, and with less skin irritation than prescription products.

So-called clinical-strength antiperspirants contain the highest amount of sweat-controlling ingredients of any products available over the counter. They come with instructions that they be applied before bed for "maximum" protection from wetness and odor.

At Degree we only use preservatives to maintain our products' safety and quality, and keep them doing their job for you for longer. Are they okay to use? Yes they are.