Driclor Antiperspirant Roll On Applicator, Protects Against Heavy Perspiration, 20 ml

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The most common side effects are diarrhoea, bloating and wind. These are usually mild and short-live.

Dulcolax ® Laxative Suppositories contain 10 mg of bisacodyl, which stimulates the muscles in the intestine to promote bowel activity. Eccrine glands: they are in charge of thermoregulation and they are distributed all along the skin; Don't apply Driclor to wet skin. Make sure your skin is completely dry before applying Driclor, otherwise it can cause burning. In the morning, wash off and do not reapply during the day. Continue to use your regular deodorant as normal.

Driclor roll-on is an antiperspirant deodorant that stops excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) of the armpits, hands or feet. How does Driclor work?

The Driclor solution is a clinically proven antiperspirant for the treatment of excessive perspiration To begin with you should apply Driclor every night until your sweating is controlled in the day. You can then reduce how often you apply it - you may need to only apply it twice a week or less to keep your sweating under control. Bear in mind that if your skin is getting irritated you are probably using the product too often. Do's and don'ts Apocrine glands: this type of glands have characteristics of the previous types of glands mentioned, these are located on armpits. Sweating is a normal bodily action that helps regulate your body temperature. However, excessive sweating can be caused by an underlying medical condition or as the result of taking certain medications such as those used to treat high blood pressure and heart disease.

Ingredients of Driclor Antiperspirant

The most effective antiperspirant is when if, after applying it to the skin, a person is going to rest, and not engage in any physical activity... Experts recommend using Driclor before bed. After waking up, the treated skin surface must be thoroughly washed to eliminate the remnants of the product.