Chemist At Play UnderArm Roll On with 5% AHA, Lactic Acid & 1% Mandelic Acid|Prevents Body Odour, Fades Pigmentation & Kills Bacteria|0% Aluminium & 0% Alcohol|Royal Oudh Fragrance |40ml

The smell is amazing and to be honest is done a better job at brightening my underarm than the brigntening stick has my elbows

Odour free, non sticky and also doesn't cause black underarms and no residue on clothes.

The Deodorant works great and helps with hyperpigmentation

It effectively controls odor, is non-sticky, does not dry out my underarms, leaves no stains on clothing, and helps even out the skin tone of my underarms.

I don't know if this happened with anyone else but after applying this roll on , my armpits are smelling like something pungent. Then the smell is transferred to my top and then to my upper body. I tried to wait to wear clothes after applying this roll on but still there is smell

Great product for lightening underarms but does not last as a deodorant started to smell after some hours … I would have to use another antiperspirant deodorant on top for freshness but doing this defeats the lightening effect of this deodorant

Gonna repurchase again😁

I bought this twice once in musk scent and once in unscented and let me tell you, this product has issues. My skin? Completely ignored. No smell, no nothing. But my clothes? Oh, they took the full brunt of it. It’s like the deodorant skipped me entirely and decided to go all-in on my wardrobe. Picture this: I’m in an air-conditioned mall, feeling fancy in a dress and undershirt combo. Two hours later, I get home, take off my dress, and BAM! The stench hit me like a fish market exploded in a musky car wash. My dress? Unbearable. The undershirt? A crime scene. My actual skin? Smelling as neutral as Switzerland. I tried blaming my laundry detergent, but no my clothes smelled fresh before wearing them. Afterward? They were like, “Oh, we’re just gonna stink now, thanks.” This happened with every material. It’s as if this deodorant’s main goal is to make sure everyone smells your armpits. And as for the brightening effect? Let’s just say if you squint hard enough after three months, you might notice a 1% glow-up. So unless your goal is to have your clothes declare war on your social life, do yourself a favor and skip this one. You’ll sweat, your skin won’t smell, but your clothes? Oh, they’ll make sure everyone knows you’re in the room.