The variety of modern deodorants is very large and the names are so incomprehensible.

But we will try to figure out how the stick differs from the roller and that in the final analysis it is more expedient to prefer.

How do deodorants differ from antiperspirants?.

The sweat of a healthy person does not smell like anything. The smell appears when the bacteria living on the skin begin to decompose this sweat.

All mankind smells, and smells differently, that's why the main thing is to choose a suitable means of combating excessive sweating and its consequences and apply this remedy only to clean skin.

Perfumed deodorants These deodorants, as a rule, are lighter copies of famous spirits. They contain alcohol in high concentration and do not include disinfectant, bactericidal additives, so we cope with our foul odor only for a short time. Deodorants are recommended for those who sweat moderately, has a not very pronounced individual smell, but likes to smell nice.

Those who suffer a distinctly individual odor, from perfumed deodorants it is better to refuse, otherwise smells will mix up, and this composition will cause others to be in a state of shock.

In very hot weather, perfumed deodorants it is better not to use. Take them to the beach is strongly discouraged, since aromatic compositions can increase the sensitivity of the skin to the sun's rays. As from an excessive sweating such deodorant will not relieve.

Deodorants These are preparations that contain disinfectants and bactericides. They destroy microorganisms, guilty of our unpleasant smell.

In order to know exactly: you are buying not alcohol with perfume, namely deodorant, pay attention to the list of ingredients. There should be indicated triclosan, chlorhexidine, terphearnesol, glyceryl monolaurate. Some of them do not allow microbes to reproduce, others - they just kill.

In the deodorants of the latest generation to enhance the effect of using substances that inhibit enzymes responsible for the formation of odor.

There are deodorants that are used once a week: they are applied at night, after a shower, as they need time until the morning to cope with the bacterial flora. If you applied such a deodorant only in the morning, it may not work: while you were going to work, you could sweat, and the deodorant had not yet managed to deal with all the microbes - a smell of sweat. You decided that the deodorant is bad, bought a new one, and the result is the same.

Deodorants can be used by anyone, always and everywhere. The intensity of sweating, they practically do not affect - that is, we normally sweat, but do not smell badly. Produced in the form of aerosols, sticks, rollers, pastes, creams and t.

Antiperspirants Antiperspirants contain organic salts of aluminum or zinc. Close the excretory ducts of sweat glands, thereby reducing the process of sweating. They are always needed if sweating is excessive. In the summer - especially. However, antiperspirant microbes practically do not destroy.

Antiperspirants are used in the morning, after a shower. It is advisable not to use them in the sauna, in the bath and with intense physical exertion - wherever you sweat too much. Since the sweat has no outlet to the outside, local edema in the armpits.

Produced in the form of aerosols, sticks, rollers, pastes, creams and t.

Talks, powders and other free-flowing preparations. Capable of absorbing sweat well.. They are used, of course, after the shower, but do not cause wet skin. If in the composition of talc (powder) there are bactericidal additives or aluminum salts, the preparation can simultaneously serve as deodorant and antiperspirant. For very dry skin, talc and powder do not fit.

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