protects from sweat and odor for up to 48 hours. For best results, apply this Dove antiperspirant deodorant.to dry skin after showering and enjoy fresh, comfortably dry skin from morning to night. Dove is certified cruelty-free by PETA because we believe that real beauty is cruelty-free.

Aluminum-free deodorant by definition doesn't contain aluminum, so it won't leave behind unsightly stains. But some aluminum-free deodorants will still leave behind white marks on your clothes. To avoid them, look for deodorants without ingredients that tend to cake under your arm like talc and baking soda.

Antibacterial ingredients are often plant-based ingredients, like coconut oil and cornstarch. So if you are looking for natural options with real, plant-based ingredients, deodorant without aluminum are the most fitting choice. If you are looking to stop odor, then deodorant without aluminum is likely the best option.

It's a deodorant without aluminum and alcohol that doesn't compromise on efficacy.

This one can go either way. “Depending on your body and what type of deodorant/antiperspirant you're using, you may not need to apply every single day,” explains Dove dermatologist, Alicia Barba, MD, in Miami. Some antiperspirants are made to last 48 hours, which means daily application isn't essential.

That's because it takes time for your antiperspirant to work its magic and close your armpit's sweat ducts. After this process happens, good antiperspirants and deodorants usually last 24-48 hours, so you'll have plenty of dry times ahead after application.

All those aluminum-filled years need some time to get out of your system. Your body is now dependent on those chemicals and just needs to adjust to the change. This is commonly referred to as the ' armpit detox' and may be the very reason you give up too soon.

With 0% Aluminum, 0% alcohol, and free from parabens, you can trust this deodorant stick to keep odor at bay without irritating your skin.

As your body continues to become accustomed to living without aluminum, its sweat and odor levels will self-regulate and begin to function normally. That means you'll sweat slightly more than when you used antiperspirant, but considerably less than if you were to use nothing at all.

Deodorants with alcohol may cause skin rashes and irritation As soon as a deodorant with alcohol comes in contact with sensitive skin or shaved/waxed skin, you would often feel a burning sensation accompanied by bumps, red uneven skin texture and a feeling of irritability and discomfort, in general.

In some deodorants, alcohol is used to dry out the product quickly and stop any smell by killing off bacteria. But alcohol can be really harsh for sensitive skin, particularly sensitive areas like your underarms.

Your body builds up immunity Most deodorants use ingredients like aluminum to stop sweat, or alcohol to mask B.O. Over time, your body builds up a tolerance to these chemicals, so the more you use these types of deodorants, the more you have to reapply.