Stay Cool and Dry with 🌊 Cool Wave Anti-Perspirant: The Ultimate Sweat Protection Review

And my god it hates hypoallergenic glycerin soap. I ended up creating a new scent that wasn't pretty, but like cleaning chemicals. On the other hand, it overwhelms the soap after about fifteen minutes. Medical and military personnel should be warned that you do not want to spend money on this product, it is too strong.

New formula and packaging for our popular Power Bead deodorant. I've just played through 3 of them and in my case I'm sure: it doesn't offer 48 hours of freshness. I say this offers about 12 hours including a 2 hour workout. Still not bad in my opinion. I feel like the old formula lasted longer and maybe even was a bit more effective (used for 8+ years). Finally, I noticed 16% aluminum on the ingredients list. It's a lot, but I think that's what makes it the most productive. Will not discolour…

I almost feel like I'm being cleaned extra when I wear it. The gel glides EASILY over the area and applies evenly. It does a pretty good job of not causing "sticky" hair. It may be cold at first when you apply it as it has a cooling effect. As a full-time active person, this seems to be one of the few antiperspirant/deodorants that really covers all the basics. I don't sweat through shirts that much when I wear this. I also have virtually no odor when I put it on during the day (did I mention…

Gillette Cool Wave deodorant comes in two flavors of gel. With power beads and without. Gel without powerballs seems to be on the shelves everywhere. The Power Bead variant seems to only be found in CVS and Rite Aid. For a while I just used the usual clear gel as I was already tired of driving specifically just to change the Power Beads. Then I came across a multipack at Revain and now I'm buying it. Saves gas and the price is about the same per unit. Without further ado, the Power Beads…

To be honest I don't follow many deodorant trends as I've been using Gillette Clear Gel with Power Beads for quite a while if I don't remember when I started . Is this product the best deodorant I've ever used? Sure, but the main reason for switching (whenever that was) had more to do with skin sensitivity than how the product worked. At some point I noticed that it worked very, very well. So much so that I started struggling to look for them until I found out I could buy them six at a time…