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Customer Favourites 2024 – g&h Protect Antiperspirant Deodorant Roll-On

We often encounter myths about personal care products, and one prevailing misconception is that using perfume can substitute for roll-on deodorant. In this Customer Favorite series installment, let's debunk this myth and delve into the unique roles these products play.

While perfume adds a pleasing fragrance to your body, a roll-on deodorant serves a specific function of controlling and neutralising body odour. Let's explore this topic as we continue the Customer Favourite series further and debunk this myth.



The Myth: Using Perfume Instead of Roll-On Deodorant

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The misconception stems from the idea that both perfume and roll-on deodorant provide a pleasant scent. However, they serve different purposes. Perfumes enhance personal appeal with a pleasing aroma, while roll-on deodorants are formulated to control and neutralise body odors resulting from bacterial breakdown or perspiration.



Understanding the Role of Roll-On Deodorant

Roll-on deodorants work differently than perfumes. They contain active ingredients, like aluminum-based compounds, that inhibit the growth of odour-causing bacteria, controlling moisture and maintaining freshness throughout the day. Some even have antiperspirant properties to reduce excessive sweating.



The Importance of Sweat Control

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Body odour results from bacteria breaking down perspiration, not the sweat itself. It is odourless until bacteria on our skin metabolise its components, creating an unpleasant odour. Roll-on deodorants function in this process by minimising bacterial growth and addressing perspiration-related issues that perfumes cannot.



Fragrance Selection and Personal Preference 

While personal fragrance choices vary, perfumes offer a wide range catering to different tastes. Roll-on deodorants typically provide a more subtle scent, allowing versatility in fragrance choices that can be layered with perfumes if desired.



Hygiene and Confidence

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Maintaining proper personal hygiene is essential for overall well-being and confidence. While perfume enhances personal appeal, it should not substitute for roll-on deodorant. A well-formulated roll-on deodorant effectively controls body odour, providing long-lasting freshness for confidence in social and professional settings.



Our Recommendation – g&h Protect Antiperspirant Deodorant Roll-On

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Discover the new g&h Protect Antiperspirant Deodorant Roll-On! With a fast-drying formula, long-lasting fragrance, and plant-based ingredients, this roll-on keeps you fresh and dry. Our no paraben, no animal testing, and vegan-certified formula won’t leave marks on your skin or clothes. Plus, it helps maintain the skin’s natural moisture barrier.

For those who prefer not to use roll-on deodorant directly on their skin, worry not. The g&h Protect Antiperspirant Deodorant Spray provides the same benefits in a convenient spray form.

Most importantly, both deodorants are dermatologically tested, suitable for all skin types, vegan certified, and free from parabens and alcohol.



g&h Protect Range

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Did you know that the deodorants we recommended earlier is part of the amazing g&h Protect range? Introducing three new, fresh, and fragrant products that are specifically designed to soothe, clean, and protect your precious skin. The secret behind these incredible products lies in their targeted technology infused with plant-based goodness. The range is made with carefully chosen ingredients like cica water, rosemary, prebiotics, and Nutrilite-approved green tea extract to bring you the ultimate skin-loving experience. Trust us, your body care routine will never be the same once you try these beauties!

To learn more about these fantastic products, click here.



Source:

1. Rele, Aarti S., and R. B. Mohile. "Effect of fragrance on human psychophysiological activity: with special reference to human electroencephalographic response." The Journal of the Society for Cosmetic Chemists 52.6 (2001): 311-324.

2. Carr, David J. "Antiperspirants and deodorants." Clinics in dermatology 19.4 (2001): 428-433.

3. Sagredo, Marlen, Julio Iturriaga-Vásquez, and Maricela Villegas. "Metabolism of chemical compounds in human skin: benefits and risks." Chemistry and biodiscovery 3.6 (2006): 616-627.