Do you know the role of sweating? It is a natural mechanism, intended for the regulation of the temperature of your body. As soon as your body temperature rises, whether it is due to the hot weather, an activity an effort or even a strong reaction, the perspiration process begins to help you regain a normal temperature.

For this, small so-called sweat glands, located mainly in your armpits, soles of the feet and palms of the hands are activated to form sweat. A body that sweats is a body that breathes.

Not always easy to spot, the words “antiperspirant” are often present next to the generic term “deodorant". However, behind names deodorant and antiperspirant are in fact two very different modes of action. The deodorant absorbs moisture (by mineral powders) and prevents the development of bacteria responsible for bad smells ... (by alcohol or essential oils).

As for the antiperspirant, it contains anti-transpirants, usually aluminum salts, which reduce the production of sweat glands. They form like "little plugs": temporary in the sweat pores preventing the release of sweat. But some antiperspirants can also have a deodorizing effect ... The right attitude? Ask yourself what level of protection do you really need.

To care for your under arms while getting rid of unpleasant odours, try our Aromachologie Refreshing Aromatic Deodorant. Free of aluminium salts, this deodorant offers long-lasting natural protection. Made with the essential oils of sage, sweet orange and lemon, adds a light refreshing scent while limiting perspiration and the development of body odors.

For the lovers of Verbena, the Citrus Verbena Deodorant: a fresh deodorant that respects the natural balance of the skin, enriched with organic verbena from Provence and citrus fruits. Aluminium salt, alcohol and paraben free, this stick deodorant helps to neutralise odours while respecting the skin balance.