As an OTC drug, the FDA sets limits for the amount of aluminum that can be in an antiperspirant formula.

Most prescription strength antiperspirants use Aluminum Chloride as the active ingredient. Clinical tests have proven it to be more effective for excessive sweating. Antiperspirant Roll-On : This is another underarm-specific solution that offers easy application through a roll-on mechanism. It's convenient for on-the-go application but is intended for underarms only. This is because, for most people who sweat excessively, there is usually a lower production of sweat during the hours that one is sleeping. Honestly, no product on the market can solve every sweating issue. There is no silver bullet and anyone pitching that idea should be avoided.

Most customers apply the antiperspirant for face in the evening before bed and wash off in the morning before applying makeup or skincare. Our Clinical Strength Antiperspirant Wipes are meant for nothing other than solving the excessive sweat and odor problem for days at a time — not each instance of post-workout sweat or cleaning-up after a hike. Carpe On-the-Go Wipes uses Aluminum Chlorohydrate. This aluminum is not as strong as Aluminum Chloride. Because it is not as strong, the FDA allows for a higher concentration in a formula.

Allow the solution to dry on skin. Then, go to bed. In the morning, wash your face and follow your normal facial routine. If your sweating is mild-to-moderate, you may see a reduction of sweat with Aluminum Chlorohydrate.Because the concentration of active ingredient is similar to other daily use deodorant/antiperspirant options, it is assumed to be for daily use. There’s an easy way to look at different types of aluminum used in these products and understand how strong the active ingredient is…