NIVEA Stress Protect Deodorant Aerosol Review

I know the product that was sent is a sample only but this smaller size was handy to put in my bag for when needed out and about. The packaging, labelling was nothing out of the ordinary. I used it in the morning and surprisingly I didn't need to "top up" again during the day. I did stay dry all day. I didn't get to test this product when exercising though so am not sure if it would still be effective. The smell wasn't too overpowering either. Would I buy this product - yes I would. I'm not sure how it would stack up over other products though without testing a few more.

It was nice enough and it didn't seem to smell too strong. I didn't seem to sweat at all while wearing it but I am not 100% sure that it would stop me from sweating in a very stressful situation. I don't generally wear aerosol deodorant (normally just roll on) but I didn't find this one too overpowering which was good.

I'm not sure that I came under any particularly stressful situations, but I do walk 6kms to work everyday. So what I can say is, I sprayed this over my entire body at 5.30am, while walking to work I noticed much less sweat, my clothes weren't sticking to me like they usually would. And at 7pm, the end of my work day I couldn't smell any odor at all. I recommended this to my flat mate straight away.

I've been searching for a deodarant spray that helps minimise sweat & this definitely does that.. The only thing I found is after a few uses it begins to irritate my skin..

I am naturally quite a sweaty (sorry TMI) person, especially being half Greek Cypriot-at least that is the reasoning my husband uses anyway. So being selected to trial this bad boy was awesome! I did not do any full on exercise when trialing this deodorant so I can not comment on how it would work in that instance. But with my regular roll on that I usually use, even just during a normal working day I will find it almost 'sliding' off and leaving me NOT feeling fresh and clean all day. The last week has had some very hot, sticky days but the Nivea Stress Protect Deodorant Aerosol has left me feeling, clean, fresh and left bathed in a freshly cleaned linen like scent-which I love! For me, it was a bit different using a spray compared to my usual roll on, but with the product doing just what it said it would, I would convert any day. It does not apply like a layer on your skin but almost gets absorbed instantly which I like. And it is also an anti-bacterial formula which means less odour which is perfect and just what I like.

If you want a deodorant that will do just what it says it will then this is the one for you. Besides, who would not want to smell like clean linen anyway ;)

When under stress or pressure, and in out-of-the-ordinary situations that can cause perspiration, this product did its thing. But it was with normal usage, especially toward the end of the day, that I found it to only be of average strength. So this has proven to me that they may be correct - you do sweat differently when stressed - and I'm glad for marketing claims that can be proven! But someone with deodorant requirements that are anything greater than average will not find it enough.

It lasts a long time and keeps me dry. The scent is nice and long-lasting too. I am not a huge sweater but I'm a big stress head so hopefully I was able to get a good enough feel for it. However, I have very sensitive underarms and I did feel as if they were achy and sore after using it, maybe the aluminium?, so I probably won't use it again unless I really need the super protection. I'm a lover of my natural deodorants so I think in future I will stick to them but it's a great choice, plus the weeny little aerosol cans are just adorable!

The only issue was it stung when I sprayed it under my arms if they were freshly shaven, while my roll on has never stung.

I loved the scent of this product and it seemed to do all things it said it would. ie protect against sweat and odour. I tend to use a deoderant rather than anti perspirant because of the bad press anti perspirants received some year ago and their connection to breast cancer. Does anyone know has this now been disproved?