I bought three of these whilst they were on offer 3 for 2 in January (2008), and at 69p each it's very good value. I decided to try three different types and then choose my favourite to buy again later. These are also available in anti-perspirant sprays which cost 99p each. I generally prefer roll-on because they last longer and usually work better. I have the Pastel (pink lid), Coral (orange lid) and Sensitive (purple lid) varieties. My favourite is the Sensitive one because it contains very little alcohol, so it's gentle on my skin. I used that one first, and it lasted about 2 months. This is the variety with a light purple lid and white bottle. The bottles ...  Read the complete review

Deodorant.. one of those things we dont talk about. when was the last time you were stood in a lift and asked your colleague next to you "so bert, tell me, what kinda deodorant do you wear?" just, you know, as a casual icebreaking conversation starter. Never? well theres a thing. maybe the fact that the ice breaking conversation starter would swiftly and without warning turn into a nose breaking conversation ender could prevent such remarks. As the risk of your colleague considering them to be less than tactful hints at his extreme BO issue would be pretty damn high. And it would appear the theme would continue here, this being the first boots deodorant review  Read the complete review

In our house we get through a fair amount of anti-perspirant/deodorant, with two adults and two teenage boys. So I like to keep a couple in the bathroom cupboard, and am always on the look-out for inexpensive ones. I'm not fussy about brand, but I won't buy the spray type. I know they're no longer harmful as aerosols used to be, but I find they're a bit wasteful (it's hard to spray accurately under the arm) and I always end up with a vile taste in my mouth, no matter how careful I am about keeping it closed. So I buy roll-ons. We've tried several brands, mostly shops' own or whatever is on special offer, and they all seem to work ...  Read the complete review

Througout a majority of my adult life I have always uses a deodorant/anti-perspirant and have used many different brands over that period of time. I do not really sweat in abundance as my work has more to do with paper than anything else. I also do not suffer from any excessive body odour or the likes. However I have always found it necessary to use a deodorant/anti-perspirant in order to maintain a clean and fresh feeling and for the odd time that I do tend to end up in a sweat. Initially I used the spray on type and then changed to the roll on version. My reasons for this was that with the spray (aerosol) versions I personally felt that the ...  Read the complete review

Boots 24 hr protection is long overdue on the market. For years I changed from one deoderant to another every couple of weeks and they all ended up in the bin. About eight years ago I tried Mitchum witch was like a lifeline as it actually kept me dry and odour free. Doing a huge amount of sport put pressure on it's performance and it came up trumps the only problem was the price! Nearly three quid a can. I went to buy it as usual and noticed that above it on the shelf was Boots 24. What drew my attention was the fact that it had similar coloured cans to fragrances as Mitchum. I tested the fragrances and found that they even ...  Read the complete review