FAQs
- What is an anti-perspirant?
- How do the products work?
- Can I reapply Sure deodorant to freshen up? And can I use Sure deodorant several times a day, like before or after sport?
- How long will it keep me smelling good?
- Are the products dermatologically tested, and what does this mean?
- Do you have any deodorants my teenagers can use?
- Were the products tested on animals?
- Is there any proven link between the use of anti-perspirants and breast cancer?
- Does using anti-perspirants stop me 'sweating out' harmful toxins?
- Why do people sweat?
- What do I do about excess sweating?
Are the products dermatologically tested, and what does this mean?
The products are dermatologically tested. The test is carried out by an external company on a number of panellists and involves a two-application patch test to assess the comparative irritation potential of the product versus a positive control of detergent solution and a negative control of water; results are assessed by a Dermatologist. Each of the products has successfully undergone this testing.
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Did you know?
The areas that produce the most sweat are the forehead, upper lip, hands and feet. You sweat least from your arms and legs.
