Review on 🚿 Degree Dry Protection Antiperspirant Deodorant, Shower Clean 0.5 oz - Pack of 10: Stay Fresh & Dry with this Convenient Value Pack! by Michele Russell

I wish they would reconsider the container design for such a small amount of product. I'm looking for a solution that lasts just over a week but I started on a Sunday and used it once a day and it ended the following Saturday when I had to scrape off some product to get both pits. Having to take two of them to last a week defeats the purpose of making them small. There is so much space in the container that it didn't even last a week. Just raise it a few millimeters to last a few days longer. Maybe you use less than I do. Maybe use more. Be sure to test it out before you travel with it, or you might end up sweating at the end of your trip. For example, the container can have tear-strip paper walls to make it smaller in use, rather than copying the screw-down mechanism of domestic versions. Rethink travel design and don't just create a tiny version of a regular product. Or do it like a push pop. Get creative. Make it a tiny package with a good amount of product, not just a tiny amount of product in an oversized container for the amount of deodorant it packs. The second photo shows the unopened/unused stick held up to the light and labeled so you can see how much deodorant there is compared to the wasted space in this awful container. Update: After trimming my armpit hair (no guard trimmer) a lot less gets into my hair so I use a lot less. The new stick lasted 17 days, of which I scraped off or applied some of it with my fingernail on the last day. So it really depends on how much you use and hair loves to break up the bun. I still think the container is too big for what's in it, especially for travel.