Arrid Antiperspirant & Deodorant

I had run out of deodorant the other day due to a friend using the last bit and on a visit to my local one stop I saw a can of this stuff for only 99p for a 170ml so I decided I would check it out and put it into my basket, when I got home I had a quick wash in the shower and changed into a different tshirt and shorts and decided to try a bit of this antiperspirant. I had heard of this deodorant before but I had never even smelt it before because I have always been happy with anti perspirants from the likes of Adidas, Lynx, Gillette and Vaseline but I was pleasantly suprised when I took off the cap and sprayed the deodorant under my arms. It has a nice light ...

Some people are cheeky aren't they? Stocking fillers consisting of deodorants, shower gels, body washes, need I go on? I don't smell, well, maybe a little after the gym or a game of football with the local girls team, but not a lot really. That's why I was annoyed, although not ungrateful for the 6 cans off deodorant that I found nestled in the bottom of my stockings over Christmas. Two cans in the stocking from my mother, and a further four from Rachael's mother. TUT! I digress though, and have actually thanked them for bringing to my attention the wonderful world of Arrid Extra, Extra, Dry, Showerfresh. Yes, a bit of a mouthful, ...

My current deodorant is Arrid XX, a stick which claims to do various things: It’s “Extra extra dry”, “goes on clear and clean!” and it’s “powerful, against wetness”. I’d agree with all of these claims. - it does seem to be easier to put your shirt on straightaway after applying, compared to other deodorants (usually roll-ons) I’ve used before. n, no waiting around for it to dry, to avoid those sticky patches you get on your clothes if you put your top on too soon. - I haven’t noticed any white residue on my clothes – or on me – and that’s something I have had with ...