REXONA FAQ

• Who is Rexona Clinical Protection Antiperspirant Deodorant for?
• How can I avoid getting white marks on my clothes?
• What do you recommend for sensitive skin?
• What does hypo-allergenic mean?
• What does pH balanced mean?

Anyone who does not want to be held back by perspiration or odour can benefit from the clinical protection levels. It is in a new applicator containing a soft solid that has an advanced formula specially designed to provide scientifically proven wetness and odour protection for men and women who need the very best in underarm protection.

Try using REXONA Crystal which has been formulated with patented Clearex™ technology to minimise white marks.

REXONA Hypo-allergenic has passed the hypo-allergenicity testing and would be most suitable for sensitive skin.

Hypo-allergenic means that the product has been tested on the skin of human volunteers under the supervision of a dermatologist using recognised methods which measure skin irritation and the potential to cause an allergy. The product must give no/very low irritation and no allergic reaction to pass the test.

This means that the product will not alter the pH, or acid level, of the skin below that of the body's natural skin pH.