Does this replace an antiperspirant or a deodorant?
1983586
Not at all. It prevents chafinng. It has nothing to do with sweating or smell.
1983587
Not at all. It has no scent that I'm aware of. All it does is provide a layer of protection for your skin so it doesn't get raw when it rubs. I use it between legs only. If you do sweat or get a little wet, it gets slicker, which even feels better!
1983588
No. It looks and applies just like a white solid deodorant, but does not function that way.
1983589
No, it does not. It simply provides a protective layer for your skin. It's slightly sticky when you first put it on, kind of like wax. It gets a little slicker when you sweat or get wet. Works great.
1983590
No, it doesn't. It's only anti chafe, i use it in my nipples when i run. But definitely you need to also use a deodorant.
1983591
No this is only to avoid chaffing when running or practicing sports. It is not related to antiperspirant or deodorants.
1983592
No. It's nearly Odorless. I use on my inner thighs works great. Prevents chafe. Good luck!
952512
It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any reduction in the odor. The sock in particular was not a fun experiment, but now you know. It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any... » Read More It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any reduction in the odor. The sock in particular was not a fun experiment, but now you know. « Show Less
1709807
I think it basically is. I found this: All-around winner of New York Magazine's aluminum-free deodorant competition! Aluminum-free, alcohol-free and paraben-free! Lavilin 72 Hour Roll-on Deodorant eliminates perspiration odor for up to 72 hours with one application. A proprietary combination of natural herbs neutralizes perspiration odor at the source.Lavilin 72 Hour Roll-on Deodorant is a proven solution for eliminating odor causing bacteria without the use of harsh chemicals.
661110
I've used both. Can't tell any difference. Long lasting and moderate odor control. Tracks everywhere but a good high-pile towel or mat helps that.
710698
I buy my deodorant a dozen at a time so I havent purchased any in a long time. What I have is Solid 1.7 oz and the Gel is 2.25 oz. Has it changed?
2113135
I use Degree Cool Comfort. That particular Anti-perspirant & Deodorant is solid and white.
1803793
"Antiperspirants are considered the first line of treatment for excessive sweating and can be used nearly anywhere on the body where sweating is a problem. That's right, antiperspirants are not just for your underarms - you can use them on your hands, feet, face, back, chest, and even groin. The most widely used ingredients in antiperspirants are metallic salts. Preparations containing aluminum chloride hexahydrate are among the most effective. Aluminum chloride hexahydrate concentrations of 10% to 15% are recommended for excessive sweating of the underarms. For the hands or feet, higher concentrations are needed - usually around 30%. Antiperspirants can be tried for facial, back, groin, and bra line sweating, too, but because skin irritation can occur, it's important to talk to your dermatologist before applying an antiperspirant to sensitive areas. He or she may have recommendations about which antiperspirants, or active ingredient concentrations, may be more suitable for different regions of the body. For instance, aerosol antiperspirant products are particularly useful for the feet (experts recommend spraying an over-the-counter antiperspirant on the bottom of your feet and in between your toes as a first-line treatment). If you suffer from an annoyingly sweaty face, consider applying an antiperspirant along your hairline. A soft solid formulation would work best in this case.Test the product on a tiny area of skin first to make sure that it won't cause irritation." Link----&gt; http://www.sweathelp.org/en/hyperhidrosis-treatments/antiperspirants/not-just-for-underarms.html Hope this helps!
252495
If used to wipe away sweat it would be great. Other wise you could probably find better options.
1303400
I have been using this product for years and you DON'T want to use regular deodorant while you are using it. But if you MUST, then you need to thoroughly clean & dry the application area before applying the Hydrosal. Regular deodorant keeps Hydrosal from being absorbed the way it needs to in order to be fully effective. Hydrosal actually STOPS your sweat glands from producing sweat, so I'm guessing that it will stop your embarrassing BO - I know that it did mine.
2137763
It is just the Deodorant Packets. It comes with 12 applications. For the Bags, we recommend the Reliance Double Doodie Bags w/ Bio Gel. The gel in the bags are a solidifier. For a real sanitation solution, both products work well in unison.
552813
Dylan (Alis) Crystal Rock is marketed as a deodorant not an antiperspirant, however I found that it significantly reduced underarm perspiration for me. I checked again before responding to your inquiry. I sweat profusely when I exercise and yesterday and today I checked after exercising and found that my underarms were significantly dryer as compared to the rest of my body. So the results for me were pretty good, but everyone is different. Give it a try and see for yourself the product is relatively low priced so you wont risk much in trying.
297536
I don't know. Maybe one is SPF and the other is SPF and insect repellent but I really am not sure.
2071685
Yes! I just want to make sure you do know that this deodorant is for night time use. Put it on at night, before you go to bed & preferably (not necessary) after you have showered or bathed at night time. That way, you are clean when you apply it. They do have a daytime version, but the daytime version is really just as a refresher & does not accomplish anything with regards to helping you to stop perspiring. If you apply this at night time, then you can apply whatever you want in the morning. I use my regular girly smelling deo in the morning. They work great together.
517825
There is absolutely no difference between the Crystal Body Deodorant Stick vs. the Crystal Body Deodorant Stick for Men. It is only the label. The #1 ingredient in both of them are 100% Natural Mineral Salts (Potassium Alum).
758630
Its not anti perspirant. It will not stain your clothes but you will have under arm sweat just not the smell.
1704974
No, it's more like a toner/astringent replacement. Something you'd apply before a moisturizer.
2101486
I would not recommend it as a deodorant because it is not designed for that purpose. It is a mild smelling product that does help you keep dry - for example I have used it during humid weather - and it makes you feel fresh and comfortable - takes away that "sticky" feeling. I do not think it would have any lasting effect as an underarm deodorant however I have used it underarm as a drying agent after showering and towelling off.