antiperspirant

noun

an·ti·per·spi·rant | \ -ˈpər-sp(ə-)rənt

Definition of antiperspirant

: a preparation used to reduce perspiration

Examples of antiperspirant in a Sentence

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After all, few products are as personal as antiperspirant. — Cassie Shortsleeve, Popular Mechanics, "How Scientists at Degree Men Test Antiperspirant," 20 Dec. 2018 In 1954, the first roll-on antiperspirant debuted, inspired by the ballpoint pen. — Cassie Shortsleeve, Popular Mechanics, "How 5 Everyday Products Have Changed Through the Ages," 10 Dec. 2018 And then there's how an antiperspirant affects your clothing. — Cassie Shortsleeve, Popular Mechanics, "How 5 Everyday Products Have Changed Through the Ages," 10 Dec. 2018 The difference between antiperspirant and deodorant is that the former prevents you from sweating, while the latter only tackles body odor. — Sarah Wu, Glamour, "This Is the Best Natural Deodorant No One's Talking About," 12 Dec. 2018 This roll-on, easy-to-use antiperspirant blocks out sweat, minus the irritation, says our tester. — Kaleigh Fasanella, Allure, "The Best Deodorants and Antiperspirants for Sensitive Skin, According to Dermatologists," 5 Feb. 2018 Typically, when clinical-strength antiperspirants aren't enough to minimize underarm sweat, the next-step treatments have been limited, expensive, and sometimes uncomfortable. — Marci Robin, Allure, "The FDA Has Approved Qbrexza Cloths to Treat Excessive Underarm Sweating," 2 July 2018 For a little more coverage, roll on some antiperspirant in your most sensitive areas. — Mona Gohara, Good Housekeeping, "How to Prevent and Treat That Annoying Rash Between Your Thighs," 6 July 2018 It’s as simple as using an antiperspirant like Recipe for Men’s to combat funky smells and underarm sweat in one. — Adam Hurly, GQ, "The GQ Grooming Guide for College Graduates," 17 May 2018

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