72H Stress Resist Roll-On Anti-Perspirant for Sensitive Skin 50ml

I have super sensitve skin and was recommended this deodorant. It smells good, does not stain clothes and my skin seems to be happy.

Six out of five stars! This is hands down the best deodorant I’ve ever used. The scent is distinctively woody at first - yes, a little masculine, but at least it's not that cheap, sickly, over-perfumed scent most others have which lurks (and clashes with my perfume), and the fragrance fades to nothing after a couple of hours. Keeps me dry even through constant menopausal hot flushes, an active day, and a workout the next morning. No stickiness, no bad odour - and no skin irritation. Far more effective and less obtrusive than anything else I’ve tried - and well worth the slightly-higher-than-average-deodorant price tag.

Very good,well recommended

Don't know where I'd be without this stuff. Hands down, the best antiperspirant ever! Doesn't leave marks, light fragrance, and I never feel stinky.

I love Vichy deodorants but this one smells very manly.

Deodorising power is great. Could’ve mentioned its smell is extremely strong and smells like a man’s aftershave, don’t know if it’s the best option if you have sensitive skin or sense of smell.

Why did you choose this product over others?: The absolute best! I have tried many different antiperspirants and deodorants. Nothing works. Even the viral one that everyone keeps talking about. This one really does work. Both for cold and hot sweats. You won’t have to worry you smell at all. It’s worth the price! I highly recommend!!!! Smell: It smells really good. It has a bit of a more masculine scent, but I actually don’t mind it.

I decided to give this antiperspirant a whirl based on all the positive reviews, as it is marketed for tackling stress sweat and apparently gives 72 hour protection. Stress sweat is something I battle with daily and is the bane of my life, so I had high hopes for this. I wanted to give it a really good test run before leaving a review. Predictably, life has provided me with ample opportunities for optimum testing conditions over the last few weeks. The first day I tried this, I whacked on a generous layer after my morning bath. It just so happened that my neighbour's teenage daughter collapsed unconscious on the pavement outside, on one of the hottest days of the year, while both parents were out. I then couldn't reach either of her parents by phone, while the paramedics were pressuring me to get hold of someone who had parental responsibility for her, quickly. A fair bit of stress sweating was done that day! By dinner time, I reeked and needed another bath - the antiperspirant had done nothing. (The girl made a full recovery - low sodium apparently.) Anyway, the second real test was when my husband suddenly announced at the last minute, with not even 24 hours to organise anything, that he needed several different home-made cakes in various flavours; all professionally-decorated, to take into work for his leaving do the next day. In a matter of hours, I made a carrot cake, a chocolate fudge cake and a Victoria sponge, in a boiling hot kitchen, with sweat soaking my T shirt - I even stayed up until 3 a.m. decorating the carrot cake. Once again, the heat and time pressure meant that I produced a horrible amount of stress sweat. This antiperspirant was no help at all. I was soaked with sweat and mired in stink afterwards and had to jump straight into the bath. The final and most definitive test however, came today. I have a busy weekend before an important trip to York on Monday. This morning, my last wearable, decent bra snapped. So an emergency bra shopping trip for a "fuller bust" bra ensued...complete with two screaming toddlers tagging along for the ride. Any woman who has to shop for massive boob bras knows what a stressful nightmare it can be to even find a bra...let alone with two screaming children in tow. I sweated my bloomin' butt off in the shop and I'm sorry to say that this antiperspirant completely let me down. I was actually wet under my arms and had to have a really good scrub with good old soap and hot flannels when I got home. Safe to say I won't be using this antiperspirant again - something that may come as a relief to the changing rooms attendants in the Ashford branch of Debenhams! I used to use the Mitchum antiperspirant, but that one is absolute rubbish now. I tried the Donna Karan one a few weeks ago too, as it had brilliant reviews. That one was almost as bad as the Mitchum one and had a really strong, cloying smell. The Vichy one was supposed to be much better, but is just the same and has an even stronger smell. One reviewer said she thought it had quite a manly smell and I have to say I agree - it's very, very masculine! In a blind sniff test, I would have bet a fortune on that being a men's antiperspirant. It doesn't stay as pungent when it's dry, but it certainly does give off quite a potent pong when you first put it on. Don't be surprised if you get the Lynx Effect. ;) It also seems to take forever to dry - I hairdryered my armpits in the end as I was in a rush to get one of the dogs to her vet's appointment this morning. All in all, not recommended if you really suffer with stress sweating. Don't waste your money on this. I'm now back to the ongoing search for an effective antiperspirant...but wondering if it might be cheaper and more effective to just go and get Botox in my armpits!