Driclor

During the summer months I do suffer, (well I did suffer ) from excessive sweating, I have tried all sorts of deodorants and found one in particular that did work fairly well, during the winter months that is, but once the hot weather came I found I was using it loads. All the claims that normal deodorants last 12 or 24 hours is a load of rubbish to put it mildly, they don't, well they don't for me. Then I saw an advert on the T.V which was actually for Perspirex, so when I went and did my weekly shop I had a look for it and found it but sat right next to it was Driclor, which claims to do ... more

I've reviewed a few anti-perspirants of late because my trusty Sure, which I've used for years, seemed to stop working. Unfortunately, nothing else seemed to work for me either, so I decided to bring out the big guns. Although this product had a downside or two well noted, the reviews suggested it would be powerful and effective; this has actually worked so well for me that I'm over the moon with it and would highly recommend it if other anti-perspirants are failing you. I bought mine as a 75ml roll-on, which came boxed with instructions. Inside is the bottle itself, which is very basic and ... more

I would not say I had a problem with severe excessive sweating, but when it is hot I do sweat more than I would like to and with a holiday in Benidorm coming up I wanted to try and find something that would keep me dry and confident whilst I was away. I brought my bottle of Driclor in Boots and it cost me £5.99 for a 20ml bottle. This might sound expensive but as it is in effect a roll on deodorant of sorts, this bottle should last quite a long time. This leads me to the first gripe I have though. When you open the box it comes in, you will find that you have to actually put the bottle ... more

Although it hasn't been the long hot summer that we were promised, I for one am grateful because earlier this year I lost control of my body!!! Sadly it wasn't in a very nice way. I suddenly started to sweat! Now I know sweating is normal, but all of my adult sweat producing life I have been very lucky. I've always just applied deodorant in the morning and stayed dry and fresh all day. So to suddenly find myself struggling with wet patches and pongy armpits by lunchtime was to say the least distressing and although I shall apologise in advance for vanity here, proved very annoying by wreaking ... more

I bought Driclor, a treatment for excess sweating when I realised I couldn’t get through the day without feeling hot and sticky. It wasn’t a constant problem but I felt that long sleeved shirts were no longer an option in the mildest of weather. I ordered it from Amazon as it was cheaper than the retail prices on the high-street. Boots retail this product at £6.19; Amazon had it for £1 cheaper. The 75ml bottle comes in a blue and white box with minimal information on it. However, it does state that the main active ingredient is Aluminium chloride hexahydrate and that the product should not be ... more