AR Vitamin E & Vit C (roll) Brightening Roll On Deodorant 1 Bottle 60ml

✅ Key Features & Claims

• Roll-on deodorant format: designed to apply to the under-arms with a roller applicator.

• Net content: 60 ml.

• Enriched with Vitamin E and Vitamin C, targeted at brightening the under-arm area (reducing darkening/discolouration) and nourishing the skin.

• Additional claims: “fast absorb” and “non-sticky texture” — suggests the formula is designed to feel comfortable for under-arm skin.

• Deodorising/odour-control function in addition to brightening.

📄 Specifications & Usage

• Package size: 60 ml. (as above)

• Application instructions: Turn the bottle upside down so product comes to the roller, then apply all over the under-arms.

• Ideal after cleansing & drying the under-arms; allow to dry before clothing (typical for roll-ons though not always explicitly listed here).

• Some regional listings show pricing in Sri Lankan Rs (≈ Rs 1,300-1,400 for one bottle) on online marketplace.

🧴 Benefits & What to Expect

• With Vitamin E & C: These are antioxidants, which in skincare are often used to help brighten skin tone, reduce appearance of under-arm dark spots or discolouration, and improve skin clarity. The product specifically advertises “brightening” of under-arms.

• Odour control + roll-on convenience: It combines deodorant function with skin-care/brightening function.

• Non-sticky texture: reduces possibility of heavy residue, better comfort under arms.

• Travel-friendly size (60 ml) and roll-on applicator.

⚠️ Considerations & Notes

• While it claims brightening/skin-nourishing, results may vary depending on skin type, how dark the under-arms are, frequency of use, and other factors (shaving, friction, sweat, etc.).

• As with many products for sensitive under-arms, if you recently shaved or waxed, you may want to wait till the skin has calmed before applying to avoid stinging or irritation.

• Ensure you patch-test if you have very sensitive skin or have had reactions to under-arm products before.

• Deodorant roll-ons may leave some residue on clothing — especially white garments — depending on formula and climate/humidity. It’s a good practice to let it dry fully before dressing.