Uriage Deod Douc Roll-On 50Ml

Aqua (water, eau) - butylene glycol - glycerin - neopentyl glycol diheptanoate - steareth-2 - c12-13 alkyl lactate - parfum (fragrance) - tapioca starch - 1,2-hexanediol - propanediol - triethyl citrate - steareth-21 - caprylyl glycol - ethylhexylglycerin - piroctone olamine - polyacrylate-13 - polyisobutene - bisabolol - tocopheryl acetate - xanthan gum - citric acid - polymethylsilsesquioxane - rhamnose - polysorbate 20 - sorbitan isostearate - glucose - glucuronic acid

€15.98 / 100 ml

Sweating is a natural mechanism to regulate body temperature, a process that intensifies during physical activity or when feeling nervous. Sweat is made of water, mineral salts and waste substances which, when in contact with the skin microbiota bacteria, are degraded, resulting in an unpleasant odour.

Deodorants or antiperspirants are cosmetics with one of the following functions: blocking some of the sweat glands (aluminium salts), deodorising sweat (flavouring agents), with antiseptic activity (alum mineral) or capable of rebalancing odour-causing microorganisms (pre- and probiotic ingredients). If the skin is irritated, avoid products containing alcohol and opt for soothing and moisturising ingredients instead.

You can find deodorants in several formats. Spray deodorants dry quickly, although they are not recommended if your skin is sensitive or reactive. Stick or roll-on deodorants are easy to apply and provide a feeling of comfort. Cream and soaked wipes allow for application to specific areas of the body with hypersweating issues. Finally, there are also cleansing gels and powders with a deodorant or antiperspirant function.