How can I help prevent a deodorant allergy or intolerance?
If you have very sensitive skinor suffer from Atopic Dermatitischoose fragrance- and alcohol-free deodorants or antiperspirants to minimize the risk of reactions. It’s also a good idea to test a new product by applying it to your forearm and waiting for up to 48 hours to see if your skin reacts before using it under your arms.
All Eucerin deodorants and antiperspirantshave been specially formulated to be well tolerated by sensitive skin.
Eucerin deodorants
Our deodorants are ideal if you experience light to moderate sweating. Both Eucerin 24h Deodorant Sensitive Skin Pump Sprayand Eucerin 24h Deodorant Sensitive Skin Roll-Onoffer 24-hour odor protection. They’re perfume- and alcohol-free and clinically and dermatologically proven to be suitable for sensitive skin including skin with Atopic Dermatitis.
If you prefer a product without aluminium, try Eucerin 48h Aluminium-Free Deodorant Sensitive Skin Roll-On. It can be used after shaving and is clinically and dermatologically proven to be suitable for sensitive skin and skin with Atopic Dermatitis. It is alcohol-free and lightly fragranced.
Eucerin Anti-Transpirants
If you experience heavy or excessive sweatingyou may find you need to use an antiperspirant rather than a deodorant. You can read more about the difference between deodorants and antiperspirants in sweating: what is it and how does it affect people?
There are two antiperspirants, known as anti-transpirants, in the Eucerin range. Both have been tested on, and proven to be compatible with sensitive skin but it’s important that you consider the ingredients list is you are prone to deodorant allergy or intolerance.
Eucerin 48h Anti-Transpirant Roll-On: Ideal for heavy sweating, this product contains alcohol and Aluminium Chlorohydrate and is lightly-fragranced.
Eucerin 72h Anti-Transpirant Intensive Pump Spray: Ideal for excessive sweating, this product contains Aluminum Chlorohydrate, Aluminium Chloride and alcohol. It is also lightly-fragranced.
If you are in any doubt if a product is suitable for your skin, consult your pharmacist or dermatologist/doctor who will be happy to give advice.
Important Information
If you experience an allergic reaction when using a deodorant or antiperspirant, stop using it straight away. You should also stop shaving your armpits and wear loose fitting clothes to avoid further irritation. If symptoms persist, consult your dermatologist/doctor.
