It's the compressed air in the aerosol spray you're using. Don't put it so close to your arm pit when you spray. You're not supposed to see a pile of foam forming on your skin. Switch to a gel if can.
It can prevent posion ivy oils from contact towards skin if you spray deodorant on skin, and if you have poison ivy you can rub or spray deodorant on infected skin to prevent more oils to excape onto skin. Poison Ivy oils can last up to 5 yrs on any surface, so properly wash in soapy water any garden tools or even what you have touched recently to clear your chances of spreading it.
no,cold wated keeps your skin refreshed its keeps your skin from getting dry
It has something do with a bit of physics. see usually the perfume or deo is in compressed form in their containers at high pressures , so when they do come out to atmospheric pressures the perfume has to expand. In order to do this it has to push the air out of its way which consumes energy. This energy is taken the "body" heat of the perfume itself thus cooling it. its basically how refrigeration works
grab it and spray on your skin
Spray on Skin was invented in 1990
no but it can poison it
You smell better!
All deoderant is safe for skin trust me...so your answer is ANY!
It sinks into your skin
Aluminum and is toxic to your body
spray on skin is used for really bad injurys and burns.
Yes. That is how it is normally used