Are antiperspirant stones harmful to the body?

Antiperspirant stones have become quite popular in recent years. In the hot summer, if you often stay indoors, it is not particularly hot. However, if you often go outdoors, you will sweat a lot. Therefore, many people like to buy some antiperspirant products, such as antiperspirant stones. Antiperspirant stones can not only effectively avoid the embarrassment of sweating, but also reduce odor. So are antiperspirant stones harmful to the body? The following explains whether antiperspirant stones are harmful.

Are antiperspirant stones harmful to the body?

The antiperspirant stones produced in Japan are harmless to the body. This product does not even contain any fragrance, making it a safe product.

If you want to avoid odor fundamentally, you need to control the sweating of sweat glands, especially apocrine glands. As the country with the highest rate of body odor in East Asia, Japan's Deonatulle company has developed an antiperspirant with alum as the main ingredient.

Since the core of odor removal is not to cover up the odor, but to prevent sweating, after the sweat is secreted, because it is acidic in itself, it will combine with the aluminum salt in the antiperspirant stone and condense into gel, blocking the apocrine sweat glands.

Stopping the sweat glands prevents the generation of odor from the source. Compared with simply covering it up with fragrance, this deodorant stone without added fragrance is more effective.

Although it is temporarily blocked, as long as you take a shower, the outer layer of gel will be washed away by the shower gel, and it will not be blocked for a long time and cause problems such as prickly heat. If your armpits sweat severely or have body odor, you need to use it frequently:

How antiperspirant stones remove odor

The current solutions mainly include inhibiting bacteria and inhibiting underarm sweating.

To suppress sweating, the most direct way is to remove the apocrine sweat glands under the armpits through surgery. This will leave two obvious scars under the armpits, which are very ugly in the summer. According to the information I searched online, many people regretted it after the operation. Another method is to apply medication that suppresses sweating. Personally, I think that suppressing sweating is not a good method. The body needs to sweat, and if we don't let it do so, there will probably be many side effects. It's just a way to get rid of odor, there's no need to be so harsh.

As for inhibiting bacteria, I personally feel that this method is more reliable. As mentioned before, odor is produced by bacteria breaking down sweat. So if certain bacteria are inhibited, odor-producing substances will not be broken down after sweating.

Deonatulle Underarm Deodorizing Stone User Experience:

I used it after taking a shower and my body was dry. I sweated moderately throughout the day and the smell is indeed much lighter than before, with basically no odor.

Although the advertisement says that it is made of pure natural deodorizing stone, you can just listen to it. The product itself has a slight smell, which is a bit like mint. This is what happens when you smell the product directly. After applying it to your underarms, you can't smell it.

This stuff really doesn't suppress sweat. I still sweat as usual after using it. There's nothing I can do about it as I have a constitution that sweats easily.

After application, there is no discomfort, no feeling of clogging pores, and no stickiness after application.

Use it every day, one bottle can last about 2 months. I have only been using it for a few days, and 2 months is just an approximate number I arrived at after precise geometric calculations.

The whole product is small and can be carried around, but the main thing is that you must ensure that the area to be applied is dry and sweat-free before application, otherwise white powder will appear, which Virgos can't stand.

It can be used not only underarms, but also on feet, groin and other places prone to sweat and odor.