Clarins - Roll-on Deodorant Aluminum Chlorohydrate - Antiperspirant, Long-lasting, Alcohol-free Liquid
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This is a long-lasting antiperspirant roll-on deodorant that has been dermatologist tested. The active ingredient is 14% anhydrous aluminum chlorohydrate, and it contains no alcohol. It should only be applied under the arms, and not on broken skin. If excessive skin irritation occurs, or if the user has kidney disease, the use should be stopped immediately and a doctor should be consulted. The product comes in a 50mL bottle and was manufactured for Clarins in Neuilly-sur-seine, France, but made in the USA.*
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This is a description of a Roll-On Deodorant by Clarins, which is an antiperspirant, long-lasting, alcohol-free product. It is formulated with extracts of witch hazel, rosemary, and buchu leaves, making it ideal for all skin types, including sensitive ones. It neutralizes odor and delays and balances perspiration while protecting the skin of the underarms and keeping them dry and comfortable. The drug facts indicate that the active ingredient is Aluminum Chlorohydrate, and the product comes with a list of warnings, directions, and other information.*
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