Dermo Sensitive Roll on Deodorant

I have been a fan of Sanex roll on deodorants for a few years now, mostly opting for the 'Dermo Protector' range. However, on one shopping trip I decided to buy a different brand which left my armpits red and sore. Because of this, I decided to try the Sanex 'Dermo Sensitive' range to try and rectify my problem. It is priced at around £1.50, though can often be found cheaper in shops such as Home Bargains and B&M's. Packaging The packaging of all the Sanex roll on deodorants tends me the same, only differing in colour. The style of packaging is actually quite difficult to explain. The lid is at the bottom of the bottle, acting as the stand. The ...  Read the complete review

I don't have particularly sensitive skin in general, but for some reason I often find that my armpits react badly to some antiperspirants. Because of that, I like to opt for deodorants that are specifically formulated for sensitive skin whenever possible. I've used Sanex products in the past without a problem so I chose this one as my latest deodorant. ***The Packaging*** I normally bypass discussions about packaging as you can usually see it fairly clearly in the product image. I'm going to mention it here though as it's not immediately clear in the product image how this deodorant should be opened. The deodorant stick itself is actually ...  Read the complete review

Sanex Dermo Sensitive - Anti-Perspirant Deodorant **WHAT IT DOES** This is a anti-perspirant deodorant which actively works with the skin whilst letting the skin breathe. It gives 24-hour protection. Its dermo active formulation with lactoserum cares for sensitive skin. **PACKAGING** This deodorant comes in a very unique bottle. It is a tube, which is round at the top and bottom. It is white and peach in colour. The shape means it is handy to grip and use. As it is a lot smaller than most deodorants it is important that you can grip it easily. The lid is also unique and it is clear so you can see the tube. You put the tube in ...  Read the complete review

A couple of weeks ago I noticed that I was starting to get a bit of a rash under my arms. I put this down to using cheap razors, as I was also getting it on my legs, where I'd also shaved. In the past I have had flare ups of eczema under my arms, which always seem to start after a shaving rash, as the skin becomes dry and itchy. Obviously as we are (hopefully) moving towards summer, this is a bit of an annoyance, because I don't want to spend the summer in long sleeves as I have done in previous years. I suppose the best thing to do, might be to leave it until it clears up, but I'm not going without shaving my armpits or wearing deodorant - sorry, but I'm just ...  Read the complete review

Lately, due to an itchy skin problem caused by an allergy to limonene and linalool chemicals contained in just about everything that possesses a citrus scent, I have been clearing out my cupboards of all 'contaminated' items and have come to the conclusion that I can either rejoice at the space that's been gained... or shed tears at the knowledge that I will have to replace everything I've been chucking out! My step-daughter will be chuffed, to say the least, when she inherits the latest in cosmetics, shampoos, conditioners, face and body creams/lotions, body scrubs, hand creams, shower gels and bubble bath, and the list goes on. My latest ...  Read the complete review