Gillette Clinical Antiperspirant Clear Gel 1.6 oz 🧴
Description:
This clear gel antiperspirant brings clinical-strength sweat and odor control to everyday routines, offering long-lasting freshness with a subtle Cool Wave scent. If you need a clinical antiperspirant for men with 72-hour protection, this Gillette formulation aims to reduce sweat and neutralize odor so you stay confident during workouts or long days.
Key Points
Gillette Clinical Clear Gel combines a prescription-strength approach to sweat reduction with a transparent gel that goes on without visible residue. The formula includes anti-white mark technology to minimize product traces on clothing and skin conditioning ingredients to help limit irritation. Use it before a busy day or after showering for the best feel and performance. ⚪️
Benefits
The product is designed to provide extended sweat and odor control for up to 72 hours, according to the manufacturer. It targets intense situations such as exercise sessions and long work shifts, offering protection that aims to last through multiple activities. The clear gel texture dries quickly and is marketed as non-irritant and dermatologist-tested, which may be reassuring for those concerned about skin sensitivity. Note that individuals with especially reactive skin should consider patch testing first, as strong clinical formulas can still cause reactions for a small number of people.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Gillette Clinical Antiperspirant and Deodorant for Men, Cool Wave, 1.6 oz (Pack of 3)
- Formulation: Clear gel
- Protection duration: 72 hours (manufacturer claim)
- Active strength equivalence: Claims clinical strength similar to a 6.25% aluminum chloride prescription product, according to the manufacturer
- Scent: Cool Wave
- Quantity: 1.6 oz per unit, pack of 3
Usage Recommendations
Apply to clean, dry underarms for optimal adherence and performance. For best results use at night so the active ingredient can work before the next day’s activity. Avoid applying to broken or recently shaved skin to reduce likelihood of irritation. Also consider testing a small area first if you have known sensitivities or a history of reactions to strong antiperspirants.
