Cien Aluminium Free Deodorant Roll-On Pure Freshness, 50ml

Cien Aluminium Free Deodorant Roll-On Pure
Freshness, 50ml

Cien Pure Freshness Roll-On
48h Deodorant aluminium-free 50 ml 0% Aluminium, 0% Alcohol, 48h Deodorant

A long-lasting feeling of
freshness and 48 hours of protection against body odor: Cien Pure Freshness
Deodorant Roll-On without aluminum salts keeps you fresh all day long and
reliably prevents unpleasant odors from developing – and all without aluminum
salts and without alcohol. In addition to reliable protection, the Pure
Freshness Deodorant Roll-On offers a surviving fragrance of pure freshness.

What’s the difference between
antiperspirants and deodorants?

Antiperspirants work to reduce both sweat and odor
from your underarms. By slowing down the flow of sweat to the surface of the
skin, they help control wetness and, in turn, odor. On the other hand,
deodorants only help reduce odor. Deodorants help control odor by masking the
underarm stank caused by the bacteria interacting with sweat and also by
reducing odor-causing bacteria. It’s actually these bacteria, not the wetness,
believe it or not, which cause the odor.

What causes body odor?

Sweat on its own is odorless and evaporates pretty
quickly. In areas like under your arms, sweat can’t easily evaporate, causing
the feeling of wetness. With sweat comes odor. Bacteria breaks down sweat and
creates underarm odor; bacteria thrive in warm, moist surroundings.

How do I avoid smelling bad or control
body odor?

There are a few steps to take to avoid smelling of
body odor. First, take a shower and clean your whole body thoroughly with a
scented body wash or soap to get rid of lingering sweat or stench. When you’re
done with that, apply an antiperspirant or deodorant to your underarms. This
will protect you from any odors that may try to surface throughout the day. For
additional good smells, try using a body spray or cologne spray. Don’t use too
much of a spray because too much can be overwhelming.

How do I fight excessive sweating?

First, make sure you’re wearing an antiperspirant,
not a deodorant. When it comes to controlling sweat, antiperspirants are more
fit for the job than deodorants. Antiperspirants plug up your sweat ducts and
get rid of sweat. Sweat stimulates odor-causing bacteria, and when you get rid
of sweat, you get rid of stink.