Driclor Roll On Antiperspirant 20ml

Driclor Roll On Antiperspirant 20ml

Protects against heavy perspiration.

What is Driclor Antiperspirant?

Driclor Antiperspirant is designed to help reduce excessive sweating. It works by blocking the sweat glands. The fluid pressure within the sweat glands then rises, causing the temporary cessation of the production of sweat. The sweat glands unblock naturally when our skin is shed during the day.

Driclor solution is not a deodorant, so you can use your regular deodorant at the same time as this product without any trouble. This product is not perfumed and will not interfere with the scent of your regular deodorant.

With aluminium chloride for relief of hyperhidrosis. 

Also available:

Driclor Roll On Antipersperant 75ml

Warnings and Precautions

• Keep out of sight and reach of children.

• For external use only.

DO NOT:

• Do not bathe or shower immediately before applying

• Do not shave the armpits or use a hair-removing preparation within 12 hours before or after using

• Do not attempt to remove the roller-ball head, as this may cause spillage of the contents which may damage eyes or irritate skin.

MAKE SURE:

• Make sure that areas of skin to be treated is completely dry.

• Make sure you wash hands immediately and thoroughly after use (unless treating them), and after any inadvertent contact.

• If Driclor is accidentally swallowed, or gets into the eyes, you contact a doctor or hospital straight away. 

Ingredients

Alcohol, Aluminium Chloride, Aqua.

How do I apply Driclor Antiperspirant?

Directions:

Apply Driclor to the affected areas once a day, preferably at night before bed. This is because your sweat glands aren’t used as much when asleep. Wash the Driclor solution off in the morning and do not reapply.

Make sure your skin is completely dry before use, as the aluminium chloride can mix with water to form hydrochloric acid, which will burn your skin.

What are the side effects of Driclor Antiperspirant?

The most common side effect:

• Skin redness and irritation

This usually appears where the roll has been applied, though this should only be temporary. If you do experience redness when using then try and use the roll-on less often. If any side effects persist long-term then you should contact your GP.