Not all deodorants contain toxic salt, but if you choose those that have the effect of prolonged freshness, you should know that they have ingredients that will close the pores, which is certainly not very good. Find out what is true and what is not about the properties of deodorant.
Deodorant is NOT a natural product – FALSE.
Deodorant is no less natural than soap that removes dirt and prevents the growth of harmful microorganisms.
Antiperspirant deodorant IS – FALSE.
The deodorant eliminates odors that are produced by the dissolution of sweat on the skin, and the antiperspirant temporarily reduces the amount of sweat by closing the pores of the skin. Remember, all long-term deodorants have an antiperspirant effect.
Antiperspirants contain harmful salt – TRUE.
That is so far the only known formula that successfully prevents excessive sweating. Aluminum salts partially close the sweat glands in the channel or make the pores of the skin open smaller.
Aluminum salts are harmful to the body – TRUE AND FALSE.
For twenty years, they were accused of being toxic to the nervous system and were the subject of numerous studies, but found no evidence of harm, even in the case of daily consumption against acid.
Antiperspirant can irritate the skin – TRUE.
People with sensitive skin cannot use them, and should be satisfied with conventional deodorant, which removes odor but not moisture. To find out if your deodorant contains these salts or not, read the list of ingredients that the manufacturer must specify on the label.
After waxing, don’t put on deodorant – TRUE.
Especially deodorant that contains alcohol. It is best to put on powder and deodorant should not be applied until the next day.
Roll-on and stick are less effective – FALSE.
The spray leaves a fresh impression when applied to the skin, but that’s about it. It is neither more nor less effective than other forms of deodorant.
Perfume collections are less effective, TRUE.
These are deodorants with the power to smell toilet water. They are actually softer and more suitable for people who sweat less.
