Showing posts with label deodorant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deodorant. Show all posts
The other week I was invited to the launch of the latest Dove deodorant. Anti-perspirant is meant to help us, but I know I've had my fair share with nightmare products!
A lot of products I've tried either are too powdery, crumbling to bits during the course of the day, OR too strong - like a fine layer of snow has settled under my arms. Boo.
The new Dove Invisible Dry deodorant range is proven to leave no marks on 100 colours. Yes, a HUNDRED colours. Can you even think of hundred colours?! How do they even do that?
Read on for undeniable picture evidence, a competition - oh, and the best macarons ever!
A lot of products I've tried either are too powdery, crumbling to bits during the course of the day, OR too strong - like a fine layer of snow has settled under my arms. Boo.
The new Dove Invisible Dry deodorant range is proven to leave no marks on 100 colours. Yes, a HUNDRED colours. Can you even think of hundred colours?! How do they even do that?
Read on for undeniable picture evidence, a competition - oh, and the best macarons ever!
Held in a beautiful West London hotel suite, there was a feast of colourful clothes and treats to go with the 100 colours theme.
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A New Meaning To Colour Care: Dove Invisible Dry Product Launch
It's a habit - every morning, we get up and we apply an anti-perspirant or a deodorant. But do we know what we're applying? Are anti-perspirants linked to cancer? What's the difference between the two anyway? WAAAA.
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| A group of anti-perspirants and deodorants hanging out |
Here's the science part..
Anti-perspirants are designed to stop you sweating - we're talking the heavy sprays that sometimes end up crusting in white patches over your skin. The Sure's, Rightguard's of the world, and all sorts of MAX POWER AGAINST SWEATING - SWEAT-IS-EVIL type products.
Deodorants on the other hand, are only designed to prevent you from smelling. Most anti-perspirants are deodorants too since they stop you sweating but if you buy a solo anti-deodorant (ie Impulse), you're only perfuming yourself as opposed to preventing sweat.
Regardless of the myth - sweat is odourless. Seriously dudes, google it. It's only when left on the skin that it starts to smell. Basically, the normal bacteria which lives on the skin starts to feed on the sweat (mmm) and this process breaks it down into the unpleasant smell that we link with BO aka BOOOO!
Get your heavy-duty science hat on - we're going one level deeper!
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Bionsen Aluminium-Free Deodorant plus FREE SCIENCE LESSON
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