Spray Deodarant

Spray Deodarant

Propellants like hydrocarbons and nitrous oxide make spray deodorants safer for you and the environment. Dries quickly: you don't have to wait long for your deodorant to dry before putting your clothes on. ... Creates less residue: doesn't add white marks on clothing. Using antiperspirant to stop sweating shouldn't affect your body's ability to rid itself of toxins.” In general, deodorants and antiperspirants are safe products for most people in good health to use. The main difference between deodorant and body spray is their function. Deodorants give you protection against the odour of sweat while body spray has the function of a perfume, adding fragrance to your body.

Most deodorants promise odor protection lasting anywhere from 12–72 hours. So if you're looking for enduring coverage, keep an eye out for options in the 48- or 72-hour range.

There are many reasons why your underarms may be dark, the common ones being shaving, dead skin cell accumulation, friction etc. Many people believe that spraying deodorant on the underarm area can cause darkening as well, but we'd like to tell you that it's not true.