Remember – at checkout you can choose to take this course On-demand. We offer a 10% group discount when you register 2 of more attendees (up to 10). Contact us for larger groups.

Underarm actives for wetness (antiperspirants) and odor control (Deodorants and Deo-Cologne’s) continue to evolve as consumer grooming habits change, global regulations impact what can be sold to consumers, and changing emotive perceptions of safety and acceptable actives tie in with new scientific information about safety. This was demonstrated in the 1970’s with the banning of fluorocarbons, perception about absorption of aluminum into the blood stream in the 1980- 1990’s morphed underarm grooming from antiperspirants to deodorants, global restrictions being placed upon Volatile Cyclosiloxanes such as D4 and D5, and now with the push for more natural products (specifically not containing aluminum). The current trend in the marketplace is to remove ingredients that are perceived as unhealthy, potentially unsafe for long term use on the body, or not environmentally sound, or plant-based resource renewable.

This 2-hour accredited ON DEMAND course will focus strictly on the trend toward to more natural green technology for Deodorant odor control. There is a need to develop truly odor fighting control in the axillae that meets all consumer needs looking for a more natural plant base green technology. Most products on the market still utilize older technologies in very classical antiperspirant and deodorant delivery systems. By taking this course you will learn more about what alternative approaches can be used to enhance 24-48 hour odor fighting properties in elegant cosmetic formulations and deliver systems.

PLEASE NOTE: This webinar is a part of a 4-part series that will provide a comprehensive review of the fundamental aspects of antiperspirants and deodorants.

Participants completing Part 4 will gain valuable knowledge of the trend to more natural green technology for Deodorant odor control complimenting the understanding gained from the previous three parts.

Parts 1 through 3 are also available on demand:

Part 1 – Basics of Underarm Physiology, Actives Classification, Evolving Marketing Needs, Global Regulations

Part 2 – Actives, Chemistry, Testing and Performance
Part 3 – Delivery Systems and Commercial Analysis

For maximum training benefit, it is recommended that participants attend the entire series. However, each part of the series is a stand-alone course which will offer significant training on that specific topic of interest.