💦 Arrid XX Extra Extra Dry Ultra Fresh Deodorant - 2.6 oz: Maximum Sweat Protection Review

I love this brand and its products. Only they do well with a teenager with raging hormones, heavy sweat and stench. The only downside is that the aluminum content is very high — 19 percent, and as they say, that's a potential cancer factor that California sure warns about.

Besides living on the absolute edge of the so-called "temperate zone" and besides the tropics, I have the most unruly, sensitive skin in the world that regularly rebels. against everything I put on him. I'm forced to live on a terrible 'list' - no matter how it sounds, it's a list of products my dermatologist has approved for my skin. And first on my list was an antiperspirant/deodorant that actually worked without turning my skin fiery red or leaving behind huge black flakes/dead skin (if that

I sweat a lot. I've bought dozens of different deodorants. All of them worked, but none of them worked well enough or lasted long enough. Even though the ingredient list is the same, nothing else works as well as this brand. I'll never get used to it, so it works just as well on year 3 as on day 1. The smell is good. Doesn't smell like musky aftershave like most unisex deodorants. You hardly notice the smell. Lasts 2 days. It contains aluminium, which some say is harmful, but I'm not sure if…

Arrid XX does not stink. It's not smooth on application but is quite hard and has a sticky, sticky antiperspirant texture that I haven't experienced on others. No-frills packaging, lightweight, hard and resilient plastic with a simple dial base to extend the life of the antiperspirant. The fragrance is light, non-powdery and not overtly gender specific, so anyone can use it. I personally find the scent to be acidic due to my body chemistry, a very surprising phenomenon that is new to me. Within

Coupled with the fact that I live on the absolute edge of what is known as the 'temperate zone' and near the tropics, I have the world's most unruly, sensitive skin that periodically rebels against everything I put on it. I have to live by a dreaded "list" - whatever it sounds like, it's a list of products my dermatologist has approved for my skin. And first on my list was an antiperspirant/deodorant that actually worked without turning my skin fiery red or leaving behind huge black flakes/dead