Arrid Extra Dry Solid Antiperspirant Deodorant: Up to 48 Hours of Protection

Lupe: know one else compares

United States on May 21, 2023

Julie Benedicto: Need a bigger size

United States on Dec 30, 2022

Jennifer Riggin: I am a tall person and this deodorant does the trick. Used to be able to find it in the stores, but don't often see it there nowadays. Perhaps I am missing it. Anyways, this is a good and trusty, strong deodorant that manages to keep all my odors in check. Lasts throughout the day. Pleasant scent without being over bearing. And a great price. Would highly recommend this to anyone who is not a deodorant snob and has loyalties elsewhere. Tried & true works for me and I stay very active.

United States on Oct 07, 2018

+or-: The Arrid XX doesn't stink. It's not smooth when applied, but rather stiff and it's got a sticky texture in a stick antiperspirant that I've not experienced with others. The packaging is no frills, lightweight, stiff and hard plastic with a simple base dial to extend the antiperspirant. The scent is light and not all powdery or blatantly gender specific, so anybody can use it. I personally find that the scent sours with my body chemistry, a very surprising phenomenon that is new to me. In the week I've been using this product, I've noticed that a film exists which requires more scribbing in the shower to fully remove and that is creepy. As cheap as it is, I'll be returning to Secret when this solid is used up or falls off the base, whichever comes first.

United States on Feb 28, 2018

Vimal Kumar: Superb!...Prior to using this I was using The Body Shop stick deodorant. Not only was it not effective in controlling BO, it also resulted in underarm itching. However, this product eliminated both, BO and itchiness. It does not have any fragrance but, does its main job with effect.

India on Oct 04, 2017

M. Hughes: Along with living on the absolute edge of the so-called "temperate zone" and next door to the tropics, I have the world's most rebellious, sensitive skin, which periodically rebels against anything I put on it. I am reduced to living by the dreaded "list"--just as it sounds, it's a list of products approved for my skin by my dermatologist. And at the top of my list was finding an antiperspirant/deodorant that actually worked without turning my skin to a flaming scarlet or producing huge black dead skin flakes/chunks (if it sounds gross to you, imagine how it is to live with it).

The parade of antiperspirants and deodorants began about seven years ago, but even using the doctor-approved list products, I was having no success. About two years ago I switched from other non-working commercial brands (Arm and Hammer, Dove, Secret, and a few others etc.) to a natural deodorant (Lavanila) that worked for a while and then quit. Then I went to a holistic, do-it-yourself deodorant made from coconut oil and essential oils, which disintegrated on application and left me smelling like an extremely sweaty essential oil factory. Folks, I live in Florida. You can't have a puny, cowardly...

United States on May 04, 2017