Unlimited by Degree is the only deodorant with patented antiperspirant technology SmartAdapt Tech that responds to stress sweat, heat and movement for unlimited sweat & odor protection up to 96H.

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.

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.

Degree is a brand of antiperspirant for both men and women that is manufactured by Unilever. It comes in stick, gel, and spray forms.

Unlimited by Degree is the only deodorant with antiperspirant technology SmartAdapt™ Tech that responds to stress sweat, heat, and movement for unlimited sweat & odor protection up to 96H.

In the 1960s the world met Rexona antiperspirant, later to become Degree in the USA. It was then introduced in Finland and quickly rolled out to the rest of the world.

Deodorant masks odor, while an antiperspirant reduces how much you sweat. Both products work wherever they are applied to your body, most commonly on the underarms. Many times, deodorant and antiperspirant are combined in a single product. Deodorants offer two forms of protection against odor.

Aluminum salts: The active ingredient in antiperspirants, common forms are aluminum chlorohydrate (in roll-ons and aerosols) and aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex GLY (in solids).

While Degree Men Antiperspirant Deodorant does a great job of providing reliable odor protection, it may not be as effective for those with excessive perspiration or particularly sensitive body chemistry. In such cases, individuals may need to explore alternative options or consult a healthcare professional.

Yes they are. We use preservatives safely and responsibly, only in carefully controlled amounts, and just when absolutely necessary. And as with all our ingredients, we make our own safety assessments, keep a close eye on the latest scientific research, and always follow the relevant laws and regulations.

Degree, which was introduced as a unisex brand in 1990, divided into Degree Men and Degree Women in 2005, and the two lines have taken divergent advertising approaches.

Deodorants work by increasing the skin's acidity. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers deodorants to be cosmetic: a product intended to cleanse or beautify. It considers antiperspirants to be a drug: a product intended to treat or prevent disease, or affect the structure or function of the body.

"The primary benefit of using antiperspirant is that you don't have to worry about excess sweat that can be visible through clothing," says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Jeannette Graf. It reduces odor. Damp underarms are ripe for odor-causing bacteria.

Deodorant masks odor, while an antiperspirant reduces how much you sweat. Both products work wherever they are applied to your body, most commonly on the underarms. Many times, deodorant and antiperspirant are combined in a single product. Deodorants offer two forms of protection against odor.

Deodorant is a substance that covers up the smell of sweat. You might use deodorant in the summer, applying it under your arms every morning. Deodorant is used to mask the smell of body odors or perspiration, either by keeping you from sweating or by killing the bacteria that can grow in sweaty areas of the body.

This deodorant works well and lasts throughout the day. The scent, once on the skin, is subtle and pleasant. However, the stick itself gets a kind of funky smell after a few uses, like it's absorbed sweat or skin flakes or something. It doesn't seem to affect the efficiency though so I can live with it.