Degree Men Clinical Strength Deodorant Antiperspirant Sport for Profuse Sweating: This deodorant did its job of minimizing moisture, masking odor, and not transferring to any clothing. It didn’t win best of any categories, but overall we liked it.

And while natural deodorants have become buzzy, it's important to note that they aren't designed to be antiperspirants—they can only help control odor. Determining which product is best for you really depends on whether your main concern is moisture control, odor control, or both. Perspi-Guard® Maximum Strength Antiperspirant Wipes is an exceptionally effective solution to excessive sweating. In addition to ensuring complete protection from both sweat and odour, it is also remarkably gentle on the skin. PERFECT FOR WHEN YOU NEED TO TRAVEL LIGHT Kate Austin, BScH, MD, CCFP, Dip.Derm, a dermatologist with GraceMed Olde Oakville Dermatology in Oakville, Ontario, Canada Deodorants are applied topically to simply mask or eliminate bad odors. Unwanted odor is usually caused by bacteria feeding on the organic materials in your sweat, Dr. Austin explains. While basic deodorants just mask the odor with a layer of fragrance, clinical-strength deodorants use antimicrobial ingredients to actually kill the bacteria and stop malodor. Because deodorants are considered a cosmetic, though, they’re not regulated by the FDA. Dr. Portela usually recommends clinical-strength antiperspirants (which contain active ingredients in higher concentrations than "regular" antiperspirants) as they’re less likely to cause irritation for those with sensitive skin. He also recommends variations of aluminum like Aluminum Zirconium Tetrachlorohydrex instead of traditional Aluminum Chloride, which can be irritating over time.Make sure you follow the directions for application—you’re to dab your underarm with the towelette, not rub, which can cause irritation. But they really do minimize sweat altogether, and really do last. We noted that they were powerful enough to minimize sweat altogether (although we only tested them for 24 hours, so we can’t confirm the brand’s claim that they will work for a full 7 days on one application). Degree Men Clinical Strength Deodorant Antiperspirant Sport for Profuse Sweating: This antiperspirant leaves underarms dry and odor-free but does leave behind white residue on the skin. While our tester gave high marks on the product’s effectiveness at curbing sweat and smells, the texture did cause some slight discomfort.

The scent in this deodorant is pleasant but not overly fragrant. We loved the crisp lavender scent, which was feminine without being overpowering or offensive. That scent fades over the course of the day, but then leaves you just with a neutral odor while the sweat-stopping properties kept us dry and smelling fresh for 24 hours. In fact, the brand claims this deodorant offers three times more sweat protection than an ordinary antiperspirant, thanks to the aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex GLY. to 5 stars: These are the best clinical strength deodorants we tested. We recommend them without reservation. Some folks have complained that this formula takes a while to dry down. Additionally, some might find the scent to be a bit overpowering—but we think a strong scent is expected when it comes to a clinical-strength antiperspirant. Dermatologist Mary Stevenson, MD, with NYU Langone Health in New York City anda member of the Women’s Dermatologic Society (WDS) The concentrated, clinical strength antiperspirant on each wipe, is so effective that it only requires application once or twice per week at night, before bed. So easy to use and long-lasting, they are perfect for weekends away, festivals, camping or when travelling. Just pop a wipe in your wallet or purse and your trip is covered! Perspi-Guard® Maximum Strength Antiperspirant Wipes can be used on most areas of the body where sweating is a problem, including the face. They are particularly effective on the underarms, but can also be used in other areas commonly affected by excessive sweating, such as: on the face, groin, torso and on the palms and soles of the feet Specialist formula for hyperhidrosisJoshua Zeichner, MD, an associate professor of dermatology and the director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital's Department of Dermatology in New York City In terms of efficacy, scent, and transfer resistance, this deodorant does the job well. The editor that tested this product wasn't a huge fan of the roll-on applicator. While the ability to swipe and go is a plus for some, it’s not for everyone. Creams: Harder to apply, only need a small amount, product goes further, often contain more skin-soothing ingredients