deodorized "thanks" lack Alusalze not, but only overlaid all with a penetrant artificially-sweet smell

Aluminum salts in deodorants, silicone in shampoo, dental amalgam - many achievements of recent years and decades, then hailed for their positive qualities and not wegzuleugnenden effects are, caught in the crossfire of criticism in recent years.
That often themed with already bordering on fear mongering vehemence possible questionable side effects of denounced ingredients are not invented, although no one will deny, but, if you disregarded is in how much of the supposedly "dangerous" ingredients you'd take in what way to even begin to run the risk to go through them in any way to harm.
Or feed daily several amalgam fillings or lubricate tons of aluminum (which the corresponding deodorants so only tiny amounts included) in open wounds? Eben.

Nevertheless, I admit that the apparently intentional scaremongering reports are passed not entirely without impact on me and so I tried a few aluminum-free deodorants lately (although I never had any problems with other).
Even though I have this perceived from the beginning as less well than I normally preferred deodorants, I thought for a while, this would not necessarily come from the aluminum freedom, but could also simply be due to the different brands and fragrances that me less like as my old familiar favorite brands.
Meanwhile, I have but once browsed a little information and behold:
In fact, it is the aluminum salts that are responsible for the actual deodorization, ie the keeping dry the armpits.
A deodorant without aluminum salts is thus therefore strictly speaking not a deodorant, but basically nothing but a potions, so you might as well spray a light eau de toilette under the armpits up.
Now you might be argued that not everyone tends (I myself fortunately not) exercise and you do not always sweaty activities to excessive sweating, but still: why a "deodorant", which is basically none?
In addition, the aluminum-free deodorant 8x4 leaves on previously dry armpits immediately moist residues, so that the shoulders not only not kept dry, but are made even more so slippery on the contrary, which simply can not be a sense deodorants.
The often quite intrusive scents of various aluminum-free deodorants agree with this background knowledge:
Clearly, if a deodorant deodorizes not in the usual sense, it can only be've ever any action by superimposed any perspiration odor with an eye-catching as possible scent.
This is just the "Hollywood" of 8x4 slaying, artificially sweet, indefinable, for my taste a really obtrusive fragrance mixture containing one may take your breath away even when spraying almost understated.
Who also want to wear a perfume or eau de toilette, will find that this makes no sense, because the smell of 8x4 all other scents entirely flat makes and superimposed.

The second asterisk there only because the "Deo" halt somehow fulfills the purpose, at least for a while not to prevent the smell of sweat, but to superimpose yet.
For me this is a terrible sense of deodorants and I will revert to not only fragrant, but actually deodorant deodorants in the future.
The supposedly dangerous aluminum salts have not harmed me in over the first half of my life and I suspect that I will survive for the rest without noticeable damage.

If you want to use from conviction aluminum-free deodorants, will have his reasons, which I do not want to deny, but even those I recommend trying it may prefer other brands or at least another of the numerous 8x4 fragrances.