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Crian Wilson
We all sweat. It’s a fact of life but 70% of us worry about it. Our Expert Deodorant range gets to grips with body odour, wet patches and more. Our resident expert, Crian Wilson, will be here every week to give advice, professional insights and share the latest findings, too.
Getting the most out of your anti-perspirant
Anti-perspirants get to work by entering the opening of the sweat ducts, interacting with sweat and blocking the opening of the sweat duct. Regular applications gradually block more and more sweat ducts, at the same time regular washing will clear some of the blocked pores. In this way it takes one or two weeks for the performance of products to become optimised. It's also best to apply your anti-perspirant when you're cool, before you need it. This gives the product a chance to work rather being 'washed' off as you sweat. Some people find they get a better performance if they apply their anti-perspirant in the evening rather than straight after they have a hot shower in the morning and just before they run for the bus. For optimum performance apply morning and evening.
The best way to trial a new product
Posted on: 18th May at 01:25 PM
Posted to: Stress and the sweats
For those of you tempted to try your own comparative trial using one product on one side and one on the other it’s not as easy as you think - most people sweat more from one armpit than the.. (2) Comments
Are antiperspirants only suitable for use underarm?
Posted on: 11th May at 02:28 PM
Posted to: Stress and the sweats
Anti-perspirants will work in the same way on other parts of the body as they do underarm e.g. feet, hands, upper body. If you feel you need to use them elsewhere it would be best to ask your.. (1) Comments
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Which is better Aerosol, Stick or Roll-ons?
Posted on: 27th April at 01:55 PM
Posted to: Stress and the sweats
On paper you can make better performing roll-on and stick than you can an aerosol. This is because the best performing active ingredients are not suitable for use in aerosols. The trick of the.. (8) Comments
Are two products better than one?
Posted on: 20th April at 01:32 PM
Posted to: Stress and the sweats
I’ve done some training this week and this was one of the questions we discussed in the forum. In my view you will simply be layering one product on top of the other and increasing the risk.. (0) Comments
