Which type of deo is best?

Depending on usage. Personally I like liquid roll on as it is more convenient to carry around compared to deo spray and also offers better coverage of the armpit area. Besides that, it doesn't break off easily as certain solid deo sticks.

Do u think spray provide the same protection quality as roll-on?

roll-on. it feels oh so good when you roll it in the morning after a nice shower. =)

yeah roll-on is my preference too.. spray hv less feel and always make me wants to spray alot.haha

i use roll on as well.. just used to it i guess..

spray... fast... easy to use...

roll-on tend to harden if missed a few times didnt use... annoying...

spray nice. fast and easy. can spray back as well

I think roll-on and stick deo lasts longer than spray on. But I've been using Speed Stick Gel deo for quite sometime now, can pretty much last from morning until evening.

woww
im thinking of changing to stick
the spray sometimes is quite annoying
miss the target
hahaha

it night be expensive than the other, bu give this brand a lil try. perspireX. google it 1st.

My preference is stick type antiperspirants. I'm currently using Lab Series Antiperspirant Deodorant Stick. It's unscented so it does not interfere with any cologne i'm wearing and doesn't stain my clothes. Downside is the price...75ml costs me RM75.

if U those ppl who has extremely strong BO... stick with solid.
Spray usually don't last more than 2hrs.

I switched from roll on to spray after my roll on gave off a pungent odor after 6 months of usage (used Nivea deodorant). I'm pretty sure there's no expiry date for the roll on ( correct me if I'm wrong ).

There should be a expiration date for these kind of products, usually. I think 24 months after first time of use is the appropriate period. There is a indication on the packaging sometimes. But how long it can last depends on how you store it too.

i prefer spray...

Nivea's body spray lasts for 24 hours. Tried and tested.

The thing is, the Nivea roll on I bought didn't come with packaging. It's just the product itself. Bought it at a Guardian pharmacy. I'm pretty sure that most of these products don't come with packaging.

This post has been edited by MrJinggles: Nov 17 2009, 09:09 PM

The bottle itself is part of the packaging.

I do have a can of Nivea Sport Antiperspirant Spray. There is no indication of an expiration period. I still stick by the 24 month rule though.

Tried on Roll and Spray only.
Prefer Spray