TRIUMPH & DISASTER | Spice Deodorant | Roll-On Deodorant for Men - Odor Controlling, 1.69 oz

TRIUMPH & DISASTER | Spice Deodorant | Roll-On Deodorant for Men - Odor Controlling, 1.69 oz

TARGETS ODOR | By working with the body’s natural flow, limiting excess moisture, calming sweat and controlling aromas SUBTLE SCENT | A heady mix of Frankincense, Bay Leaf and Clove calming perspiration & body odor creating a rich spice scent perfect for men HIGH-PERFORMING NATURAL INGREDIENTS | With zero unwanted nasties, crafted with Manuka, Aloe Vera and Kawakawa combined with organic Lavender & baking soda, attacking odor ROLL-ON APPLICATOR IS EASY TO USE | Smooth roll-on glider deodorant is simple to apply HIGHLY-ACCLAIMED | New Zealand brand, Triumph & Disaster combines the best of science and best of nature, delivering an eclectic range of the finest skincare products designed for men, loved by men & women worldwide At Triumph & Disaster, we say that it’s good to sweat. Sweat is one of the signs of a normal, healthy functioning system. Our ethos is to work with the body’s natural flow by working with it to limit excess moisture and control the aromas created through the excretion of sweat. It’s this control of aroma that we are most interested in. Our fragrance is a bespoke heady mix of Frankincense, Bay Leaf and Clove that collide to calm perspiration and neutralise odour. Spice - Deodorant’s ingredients are natural and organic. Its fragrance is exotic but light, evoking a sense of a wild night had under a full moon somewhere in the south of Spain. New Zealand Manuka, Aloe Vera and Kawakawa combine with organic Lavender and the natural benefits of Sodium Bicarbonate to calm perspiration and neutralise our body’s odour. So you can go ahead and Dance. SWEAT SCIENCE When sweat evaporates from the surface of your skin, it removes excess heat and cools you. Essential if you're in a desert. Unfortunately, when we are nervous or afraid, this also produces an increase an epinephrine secretion in our sweat glands, the palms and armpits to make sweat. Hence that 'cold' sweat we feel when asking out a hot date.