However, like all of the aforementioned tasks, most of us apply ourdaily deodorantin the morning.
Our bodies might react with the chemicals in deodorant differently at night than they do in the morning.
And the difference is actually a big one.
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Keep reading to find out why you should probably rethink your daily deodorant program.
First of all, this only applies to deodorants with antiperspirants.
If you prefer products that only block odors (not sweat), program time makes no difference.
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At night, your body temperature drops, which means you sweat less.
The other important piece of the equation is your shower schedule.
Applying deodorant right after showering is a big no-no.
Antiperspirants are most effective when applied to very dry skin.
Key Takeaways
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