On completely dry skin and used sparingly, the product is designed to be well tolerated. Burning typically occurs on moist skin – that is why step 1 of the application is crucial, and why it is applied in the evening when the skin is calm.

Yes. Applied in the evening, washed off in the morning – during the day, nothing is on the skin that would interfere with care or foundation.

You can spray odaban® antiperspirant directly onto the scalp. However, be sure to treat only individual areas of skin and not, for example, the entire scalp at once. Part the hair if necessary, spray odaban® antiperspirant, and massage it in with your fingertips. odaban® antiperspirant does not cause hair discoloration or hair loss. Keep your eyes closed and use only small amounts when spraying.

The effectiveness of odaban® antiperspirant has been tested and confirmed by a dermatological institute. In the study, participants who all had increased sweat production applied odaban® antiperspirant once daily in the evening to one armpit for several days. The other armpit remained untreated during the test period and served as a control. Result: After just 3 days of use, participants showed a reduction in sweat volume of up to 90%, with an average sweat reduction of about 71%.

The effect builds up over the first applications – this varies individually. That’s exactly why we allow 60 days: enough time to honestly assess it under real conditions.

Even people with sensitive skin who are normally allergic to other antiperspirants can use the odaban® antiperspirant.

Before some users get their severe "sweating problem" under control, it is sometimes necessary to apply odaban® antiperspirant every evening for several weeks. Usually, it is sufficient to use the antiperspirant once or twice a week after the initial regulation of sweat flow. Additionally, odaban® offers a 60-day money-back guarantee on the spray, gel, and shoe powder.

It is not harmful to health to regulate sweat secretion in the affected areas of the body. To cool the body, sweat is released through many other parts of the body.

The active ingredients of odaban® antiperspirant are dissolved in pure alcohol, which evaporates within seconds without leaving even a trace of odor.

odaban® antiperspirant can help prevent painful blistering or inflammation caused by sweating, which often occurs when wearing prostheses. When used together with a "protective sock," the skin remains in optimal condition.

Yes. odaban® antiperspirant works only on the surface of the skin and is not absorbed into the bloodstream.

No, there is no scientific evidence that using antiperspirants increases the risk of breast cancer. Major health organizations such as the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) and the American Cancer Society do not see a confirmed link between aluminum salts in antiperspirants and the development of breast cancer. The studies available so far provide no reliable evidence that aluminum in antiperspirants is concerning.