Dove Dry Spray Antiperspirant Deodorant, Clear Tone Skin Renew 3.8 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Product Description Regular shaving can cause underarm skin irritation, making the skin look darker than the surrounding area. That's why Dove created Dove Dry Spray Antiperspirant Deodorant Clear Tone Skin Renew 3.8 oz: To help reduce underarm skin irritation caused by shaving and restore the underarm skin to its natural tone. This antiperspirant deodorant spray contains Dove 1/4 moisturizers and is 100% alcohol (ethanol) free. The dermatologically tested formula helps restore delicate underarm skin to its natural tone and, after a few uses, you'll notice that your underarm skin looks and feels softer and smoother. As well as being kind to skin, this Dove Clear Tone Skin Renew also provides up to 48-hour antiperspirant protection against sweat, so you'll feel protected throughout the day and all night long. Plus, as this antiperspirant deodorant sprays on dry, you can even get dressed immediately after application. For the confidence to wear whatever you want, start the day with Dove Tone Skin Renew to help restore underarm skin to its natural tone. For best results, apply to clean, cool and dry underarms. Shake the can of spray quickly to activate the ingredients. Then, spray each underarm with two or three short bursts from about 6 inches away. At Dove, our vision is of a world where beauty is a source of confidence, and not anxiety. So, we are on a mission to help the next generation of women develop a positive relationship with the way they look - helping them raise their self-esteem and realize their full potential. Brand Story

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