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Did you know that we sweat differently when we are under stress? Our body reacts by producing more sweat, triggering stronger odour than that produced during physical activity.
NIVEA Stress Protect Aerosol is scientifically proven to protect against emotional sweating. It's unique anti-bacterial formula combines Stress Protect actives and a Zinc complex to give you reliable anti-perspirant protection against sweat and body odour. Stress Protect provides you with extra protection when you need it - so you can embrace those stressful situations in your everyday life.
Aerosol 150ml
Website www.nivea.co.nz
Very happy to be chosen to review this product. I have sensitive under arm skin so I take good care on what I use and normally don't use spray ones.
I must say I was nicely surprise with this Nivea product.
From the start I liked the scent. It's nice and fresh and it didn't sting when I applied it.
After the whole stressful day going around and exercising my skin felt still dry as when I applied it in the morning.
Very happy with the results.
What I liked most about this is that the formula went onto the skin completely clear, unlike some antiperspirants that go on white and stains my clothes. It doesn't take long to dry, a couple of seconds and it dries completely. The scent is really neutral and didn't have an overwhelming smell like some other sprays do. I found that this really did help with the sweat! It kept me dry for much longer than other antiperspirants but I can't be sure about the 48 hour protection claims as I like to shower everyday ;) Overall I'm happy with the product.
Tips: Don't spray too much on and let it dry before getting dressed.
Unfortunately this deodorant didn't combat my sweating as much as I had hope it would! It is light, fresh and clean - but doesn't quite have the oomph that I need from a deodorant. It did work to some degree, and it helped combat the swear odor.
Tips: Don't need much, but it can be overpowering so be gentle! :)
It doesn't feel like any other deodorant I've used. It does work though. It smells alright, and it feels like you're not wearing any, even though you are. It's a nice light deodorant, that works.
I love wearing aerosol déos as they are handy to spray on when you are out and about. This deo really helps in hot days and keeps you fresh. It lasted till the next day. Did not irritate my sensitive skin. I'd happily buy this again because it does everything a good deo should.
Tips: Spray at least 6 inches away from skin
I was a bit apprehensive to try this as I have tried a different sort of spray deodorant before and it didn't work. But it is just as well I did try this as it did all that it claimed it would. It has been very hot here and with just one short spray every morning it lasted all day. It was fine to spray on straight after shaving too, it didn't sting under the arms. The things I didn't like about the product were that when you initially spray it on the 'mist' or smell is quite strong and it made me cough a bit. Also I like to wear perfume so although this product has a nice smell which lasts all day, I couldn't wear perfume as well because the two smells would be competing. Overall I probably wouldn't use this product again, not because it doesn't work, I just prefer a deodorant with no fragrance.
Okay, as embarrassing as it is, I sweat a lot due to anxiety, is anxiety stress? I'ma say yes.
It definitely keeps me a lot drier than other deodorants have and it's quite pleasant smelling, though I've found Nivea deodorants usually are.
Good deodorant, definitely helped with preventing sweat, however I'm unsure whether it stopped stress sweat...as I haven't been stressed lately! :) would recommend this product :)
Wonderful spray deodorant, lasted a full 10 hour work day and more, smells nice and goes on nicely too
I loved the scent of this product and it seemed to do all things it said it would. ie protect against sweat and odour. I tend to use a deoderant rather than anti perspirant because of the bad press anti perspirants received some year ago and their connection to breast cancer. Does anyone know has this now been disproved?