Vichy Clinical Control Transpiration Excessive Deodorant helps regulate intense perspiration for 96 hours. Its alcohol-free formula neutralizes odors, absorbs moisture and leaves a dry, streak-free feel on clothes. Dermatologically tested, it is suitable for sensitive skin and provides a lasting sensation of freshness every day.
Sweating is a natural phenomenon that helps regulate body temperature. However, when perspiration becomes excessive, it can cause discomfort, persistent odours or visible marks on clothing. Vichy Clinical Control Transpiration Excessive Deodorant has been developed to respond to these everyday situations, providing long-lasting protection and tolerance for sensitive skin.
Its formula acts like a discreet regulator. Imagine a faucet with too much flow: the system doesn't totally block the flow, but adjusts its intensity to restore a comfortable balance. The de-transpiring active ingredients in the formula help limit the flow of sweat, keeping skin drier all day long.
This regulating action is also accompanied by an odor-neutralizing mechanism. Perspiration itself is odorless; it's the bacteria present on the skin's surface that transform sweat and generate unpleasant odors. By acting on humidity and the skin environment, the aerosol helps neutralize unpleasant odors and maintain a prolonged sensation of freshness.
Its dry texture also contributes to comfort of use. Once sprayed, the product forms a light veil that dries quickly, avoiding white or yellow marks on clothing. This technology provides an immediate sensation of clear skin and helps absorb moisture without weighing down the skin or sticking to fabrics.
The formula has been designed with sensitive skin in mind. Alcohol-free, dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic, it ensures optimum tolerance even with daily use. The aim is simple: to preserve skin comfort while providing effective protection against the undesirable effects of perspiration for 96 hours.
For those who prefer a more targeted or nomadic application, Clinical Control Deodorant 96h Roll-On may be preferable to this spray. Used together according to time of day or need, they offer a complementary answer to maintaining a long-lasting sensation of freshness.
Directions for use
Spray about 15 cm from clean, dry skin, underarms. Apply in short bursts to leave a light, even veil.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Isobutane, Aluminum Chlorohydrate, Dimethicone, Aluminum Sesquichlorohydrate, Isopropyl Palmitate, Isododecane, Parfum / Fragrance, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Propylene Carbonate, Dimethiconol (F.I.L. N70081023/1).
The lists of ingredients used in our products are regularly updated. Before using any of our products, please read the list of ingredients on the packaging to ensure that they are suitable for your personal use.
Presentation
125 ml spray, available at the best online price, to help manage perspiration.
To optimize the effectiveness of a deodorant, it should be applied to perfectly clean, dry skin, ideally after a shower. Nighttime can also be an interesting time to apply the product: as sweating is lower during sleep, the antiperspirant active ingredients have more time to act on the sweat glands. This simple reflex can help improve the feeling of comfort and prolong the effectiveness of the deodorant in situations of intense perspiration.
FAQ
Is this deodorant suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, its alcohol-free, dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic formula has been designed to respect sensitive skin while offering effective protection against perspiration.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, this deodorant can be integrated into a daily hygiene routine. Its dry feel and well-tolerated formula allow regular use without discomfort.
Does this deodorant leave traces on clothes?
Dry diffusion technology limits visible residues. The product has been designed to avoid white or yellow marks on textiles.
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