This isn't an antiperspirant. It's a deodorant. Basically, it'll knock out odors, but not prevent them.

You'll want to put this on after your shower (while topless), let it dry, and then put on your club clothes. Let's face it, when you're going out for the night or on date with someone, you're going to sweat. That doesn't mean you have to smell! In fact, some people are turned on by body odor. Not the "haven't showered in 3 days" kind, but more of the "Dude's been workin' it!" way.

This is advertised as Men-Men, but it's really not too different from another related product, System Jo's Women to Women deodorant, except for the pheromone.

The pheromone in this product is Estratetraenol.

This product goes on like a slightly viscous liquid, not too different from any other roll-on with more organic components.

While it's drying on your body (you put in on after the shower, right?), it does kind of tighten across your skin. If you apply it to dry skin, it dries into a white film that flakes away; hence, put it on after the shower.

The smell of this is supposed to be Chamomile. Unfortunately, the only scent I can pick out of it is Phenoxyethanol. For those who don't want to click away, that's the smell of the anatomy/physiology class from high school/college.

This may be a turn off to some people. For me, it actually reinforces the "clean" smell.

The smell isn't strong when you put it on, but it does take a big chunk out of nasty BO you'll get from workin' it. It really complements a natural smell, without overriding the good parts or over-powering the nose.

It washes right off in the shower the next morning. You could even wipe it off with a wash cloth if you're in a hurry to get out and start the day.

Here's the deodorant in front of a 3x5 card. As you can see, they're about the same size.

I wore this on a few different occasions when I knew I'd be around a couple of my gay male friends. Honestly, I didn't see any extra attention from them. However, when you know you've got Estratetraenol on your side...you'll still wonder how to spell it.