If you are looking for protection against sweat and odor, our Dove Advanced Care Antiperspirants will keep you fresh and dry from morning to night. If all you need is something to keep fresh, our 0% Aluminum Deodorants will deliver a refreshing boost. They both care for your underarms.

Effective Protection Dove knows that underarm skin needs kindness as well as protection. That's why our antiperspirant deodorant gives you up to 48 hours of sweat and odor protection so you can stay cool and dry all day long.

Deodorant protects against odour, while antiperspirant protects against sweat and odour. Deodorant will help keep you fresh, whereas antiperspirant also helps to control sweat, perfect if you want to avoid underarm wetness. Aluminum is the active ingredient in antiperspirant that helps reduce sweat.

Antiperspirants deodorants Antiperspirants deodorants And in those moments, insecurities about our underarms definitely aren't welcome. Which is why Dove antiperspirant deodorants are created with our ¼ moisturizing cream, to care for your underarm skin, leaving it soft and smooth.

acting to prevent or reduce sweating /ˌæn.tiˈpɜː.spər.ənt/ acting to prevent or reduce sweating: an antiperspirant deodorant.

Aluminum. Aluminum compounds are used extensively in cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. In antiperspirants, aluminum salts are the ingredients that prevent sweating. The salts need to dissolve to block sweat from forming on the surface of your pores.

Deodorants reduce smell, while antiperspirants reduce sweat. Here's how they work: Deodorants eliminate or reduce bacteria with alcohol or other chemicals that kill bacteria (called antimicrobial). They can also have fragrances or other compounds to mask odors.

What is deodorant? Deodorant is a skincare product that helps to keep your underarms smelling fresh. Rather than stopping sweat like antiperspirant, deodorant works on the bacteria on the skin to stop the odour escaping from your pits. When we perspire, these bacteria digest the fats and proteins in our sweat.

Deodorants reduce smell, while antiperspirants reduce sweat. Here's how they work: Deodorants eliminate or reduce bacteria with alcohol or other chemicals that kill bacteria (called antimicrobial). They can also have fragrances or other compounds to mask odors.

We also included a few options that the Select staff uses on a daily basis.

• Best overall deodorant: Secret.
• Best stick deodorant: Degree.
• Best aluminum-free deodorant: Dove.
• Best for sensitive skin: Vanicream.
• Best spray deodorant: Dove.
• Best natural deodorant: Native.
• Best roll-on deodorant: Athena Club.

Deodorants offer two forms of protection against odor. The first is antimicrobial properties that reduce the number of bacteria producing odor. The second is a fragrance that masks odor that is produced. Antiperspirants, meanwhile, block your body's eccrine glands, which make sweat.

Deodorants offer two forms of protection against odor. The first is antimicrobial properties that reduce the number of bacteria producing odor. The second is a fragrance that masks odor that is produced. Antiperspirants, meanwhile, block your body's eccrine glands, which make sweat.

Aluminium chlorohydrate Aluminium chlorohydrate and aluminium zirkonium tetrachlorohydrate glycine complex are the most frequently used active ingredients in commercial antitranspirants today. Aluminium chloride and propantheline bromide, the anticholinergic substance, are important alternatives although less common.

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.

6 benefits of switching to natural deodorants

• 1 - They don't contain harmful chemicals.
• 2 - They reduce body odor – the natural way.
• 3 - They are gentle on the skin.
• 4 - They are environmentally friendly.
• 5 - They have a more natural fragrance.
• 6 - They're kinder to your clothes.

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.