👕 Degree Men UltraClear Antiperspirant: Defends Against Deodorant Stains, Black + White Protection, 2.7 oz, 2 Count Review

Antiperspirants/deodorants have been around for a while. The dynamic duo worked together for the benefit of humanity across the country. One ungodly day, the longtime couple split. Why? Now we have to choose a side: Do I want to stick with an antiperspirant? Or does that inevitably lead to an uncomfortable situation? Is there a chance I'll feel comfortable and safe with just one deodorant? I bought this deodorant because I thought antiperspirant and deodorant were back together, which is rare…

. Absolutely nothing is clear, this comes with a transparent deodorant. The only reason I bought it is because I googled two things: non-white men's deodorant sticks, but some type of non-white non-residue men's deodorant sticks that was one of them, think it's white and leave a lot of white marks on your shirt, used it once, threw it away, don't buy it.

I bought this deodorant for 2 reasons, which were taken from the advertising: 1. Odorless 2. Does not leave yellowish stains on t-shirts.3. Keeps you dry for 48 hours. So: to 1). There must be an odor. Size 2). I'm not sure because I haven't used it for quite a while; I feel in my gut that this really is "pro". To 3). It is only effective for about 24 hours. I use Mitchum Clinical for men; without smell; and soft firm (my personal preference over others). This works great, except all my shirts…

I've had many deodorant sticks at different levels and always liked them. When I first saw this particular style and scent, I was hesitant, but I gave it a try anyway. The scent is lingering and lasts all day, especially when you're sweating in the sun. No unpleasant underarm odor, no need to reapply. The only thing I noticed is that the deodorant is slightly larger on a thicker material (the best formulation I can think of right now) so a stick lasts about 2-3 weeks and other types of sticks a

Appears like regular deodorant packaged in an oversized dispenser with a medium generic scent that you would mistake for a cheap unnamed deodorant. Black and white packaging Seems to be working. Consider a smaller amount in a larger container. It seems to me that the degree can afford to slightly raise the price and make it more affordable. fresh or has a more exotic scent because the scent is very generic and below average. The last half or 1/4 of the product has a completely different smell…

As with any drug, you want to use the least amount of chemicals to get the effect. Some people simply need an antiperspirant instead of a deodorant. For those of us, this is the best choice I've found as it has the lowest aluminum content. Its smell is fresh and does not cause irritation or stains. While it doesn't last as long as the Arrid XX, it protects most of the day. The compromise in aluminum content more than makes up for this difference.

I like this scent; It's neutral enough not to hit your nostrils, but has just enough scent to remind you it's there. In terms of durability, it's definitely not forty-eight hours, but it will last a full day's shift (nurse here) without worrying about sweat stains or BO. I haven't noticed any white spots on my dark shirts/smocks, but I'm not sure about the yellow spots on my white jerseys. I didn't really notice anything, but maybe he didn't use it long enough for it to show up. Value for money