It happens that the deodorant does not want to be washed off the armpits. The skin is covered with white flakes, similar to a dense soapy foam. Such a “rush” is difficult to take with a washcloth – especially if there is vegetation in this area.
Deodorants have greatly facilitated our lives, but still “gave” several related problems. In this article, we have explained in detail how to remove deodorant stains from different types of fabrics. Now let’s talk about how to remove product remnants from the skin – because here it settles no less rarely!
Many people try to get rid of deodorant with a body scrub. But using it in such a delicate area is quite dangerous. Especially if you epilate regularly and plan to wear revealing clothes in the near future – after all, irritation from large scrub particles is hard to avoid.
If you use a scalp peel, you can also try applying it to your armpits. The scalp is considered a rather sensitive area, so you should not be afraid of irritation. In addition, if the composition of the product is able to break down oily particles and the remains of powerful styling products, they will definitely have the strength of a deodorant!
You can also try cleansing underarm skin with gel rollers and facial exfoliating discs. Don’t be afraid to experiment! Especially in a situation where you have cleansers that are not suitable for your face or hair, but it’s a shame to pick them up and throw them away.
