I have
tried many deodorants in the past and I generally tend to buy them depending on
the price, not the brand. At the time of purchase (which was a while ago now)
the Palmolive Soft & Gentle Aroma Therapy Sensual Antiperspirant Deodorant
cost only £1 and was on offer in Wilkos. The actual fragrance of this product
is Wild Rose and Vanilla.
The
deodorant comes in your average canister for this kind of product. The colours
on the canister are mostly pink and white, with the bottom being a bright pink
with white covering the top two thirds. The pop off lid matches the bright pink
colour at the bottom of the canister. The words Soft & Gentle are printed
on in large letting which makes the product stand out on a shelf. There are also
pictures of flowers which makes it appear feminine.
Once the
pink cap is off, it reveals a push down white spray nozzle. With a first, hard
press, the nozzle releases the deodorant. It is advised that you spray this
roughly 15-30cm away from the body. The deodorant comes out quickly once the
nozzle is pressed in a white spray form. One thing I dislike about this
deodorant is how thick the spray is. My flat is pretty small and the bathroom
has no ventilation so if I use this product in there, the room fills up and
makes it hard to breathe. Instantly though, you can smell vanilla with the
hints of rose coming out slowly. The vanilla is by far the strongest of the two
scents but I don’t mind this at all as I love the smell of vanilla.
Palmolive claim
that this product is ‘specially formulated to battle unwanted wetness and unpleasant odours
throughout the day.’ They also claim that it has a 24 hour formula which can
keep you fresh and dry. I do find that this deodorant lasts for a good few
hours, helping to keep away sweat and any unpleasant smells that this can
cause. However, there is no way it lasts anywhere near 24 hours. I don’t even
think it really lasts for 6. Maybe the whole 24 hour thing is for people who
barely sweat at all and not normal people.
While this
deodorant has a lovely scent, it just doesn’t last which is a shame. This is
one of the few deodorants which doesn’t leave horrible white marks but it also doesn’t
do what I need it to do. For £1 though, I guess I can’t complain too much.
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