Aerosol Deodorants Aerosol deodorants are composed of an aerosol propellant, an oil absorbent particulate material, a volatile low-viscosity fluid, a silicone polymer and a deodorant. The addition of the oil absorbent material prevents dusting of liquid particles and the addition of silicone polymer prevents dusting by the oil absorbent particulate material.
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Antiperspirant Deodorants This is a subgroup of deodorants which tries to significantly reduce perspiration and thus create an unfavorable condition for the bacteria to thrive. Most commonly used antiperspirants are aluminum-based complexes. These complexes react with electrolytes and block the sweat glands. This reduces the amount of sweat produced, though this may vary from person to person.
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Roll-on Deodorants These prevent perspiration and provide long-lasting protection through a new deodorant system combined with the mildness of new formulas. They are available in a variety of scents and notes. The formulation is known for its dermatologically proven skin friendliness.
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