Sweating is a natural bodily function controlled by the sweat glands, not by deodorants. Deodorants only mask body odor and do not stop sweating. When you apply deodorant, it may create a barrier that blocks sweat odor, but it doesn't stop you from sweating altogether.
You should use deodorant on your underarms to help control body odor caused by sweat and bacteria. It is important to apply deodorant to clean, dry skin for best results.
Deodorant is typically applied to the underarms, where sweat glands are located. It helps to mask or reduce body odor caused by the bacterial breakdown of sweat.
Spray deodorant is a type of deodorant that comes in an aerosol can and is applied to the underarms by being sprayed onto the skin. It helps to reduce body odor by killing bacteria that cause sweat to smell.
Deodorant is a mixture. It typically contains a combination of compounds such as fragrance, antibacterial agents, and sweat-absorbing substances.
You can actually sweat worse when you use too much deodorant. The best amount of deodorant to use is just enough to cover the armpit. You may want to try using different deodorants and antiperspirants. The deodorant/antiperspirant that you are using may not work for you.
Deodorant is spread into the armpit to help mask the smell of sweat. They do not cause your armpits to sweat less, though. Antiperspirants plug the sweat glands up in your armpits so that you do sweat less. Most antiperspirants also have a deodorant in them as well, to not only help you to sweat less, but reduce any odor caused by the sweat in your armpits.
You should use deodorant on your underarms to help control body odor caused by sweat and bacteria. It is important to apply deodorant to clean, dry skin for best results.
All a deodorant does is put a masking smell in the areas you apply it to. If you want to help minimise sweating (aka perspiration) use an anti-perspirant. A deodorant is just perfume. An anti-perspirant puts down a layer that is harder to sweat through.
Deodorant is good for fighting the smell of sweat.
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Deodorant is typically applied to the underarms, where sweat glands are located. It helps to mask or reduce body odor caused by the bacterial breakdown of sweat.
Because deodorant is a liquid.
The five physical properties of deodorant are smell, sweat, dryness, bacteria and environment. Deodorant was first made in the late 19th century.
Wear deodorant and wash your pits
That would depend on the extent of the injury or birth defect that led to him having no arms in the first place. If he was missing everything below the elbow, but still had armpits, then yes, he would need to apply deodorant. If he has no armpit area, deodorant would be unnecessary because he wouldn't have the apocrine (odorous) sweat glands.
No, they shouldn't. For one thing, it blocks their sweat glands. Even if it just says "deodorant," rather than anti-perspirant, it still blocks the the sweat glands.
Spray deodorant is a type of deodorant that comes in an aerosol can and is applied to the underarms by being sprayed onto the skin. It helps to reduce body odor by killing bacteria that cause sweat to smell.