Each deodorant has advantages and disadvantages.
The editors have therefore decrypted for you the three most common formats.
Deodorant spray: the least effective
Atomizers, or sprays, are the most popular deodorants. They have the advantage of offering an instant sensation of freshness while providing real antiperspirant protection .
They are often composed of alcohol to bring them an antibacterial effectiveness.
Another plus: the dry skin instantly after the vaporization of the deodorant.
We now find in compressed format to slide more easily into the handbags.
Small flat: the effectiveness of sprays is more limited in time than the balls or sticks. Their effect lasts only a few hours, and it is often necessary to renew the operation at midday.
In addition, the aerosol format is not necessarily the most ecological.
Deodorant ball: zero marks on clothes
Renowned to be very effective from morning to night, they are a great success.
Ball deodorants have the advantage of being small and not leaving marks on clothes.
They are composed of small beads containing concentrated active agents. A composition that brings an instant sensation of freshness.
Moist with the application, the product dries very quickly and leaves a light veil of softness on the skin.
Deodorant in stick: recommended in case of intense perspiration
The stick has the reputation of being very effective on people suffering from intense sweating.
Very ergonomic, it allows a quick and clear application. It is very easy to transport and discreet in any bag size.
On the other hand, it often tends to leave white marks on clothing and skin.
