Symrise presents ex vivo and in vivo data that demonstrates the ability of propanediol caprate to significantly reduce sweat malodour. It also provides proof that the developmental gap between in vitro and in vivo studies can be bridged.
In our daily lives, we are exposed to many situations that can trigger sweating. Sweating is a natural reaction of the body to prevent it from overheating thus to control body temperature. Other causes for increased sweating could be emotional stress, illness, hormonal fluctuations, or even spicy food.
Most people feel uncomfortable when sweating and fear the sweat-associated odour that is unpleasant, not only for us but also for others. Visible armpit sweat and body odour both can be embarrassing and may even harm people's self-confidence. Therefore, there is a huge demand for effective solutions in the form of antiperspirants and deodorants.
According to Mintel, long-lastingness has been the global top claim for the last 15 years in new product launches in the deodorant category.1 Additional major needs for deodorants from the consumer's side are naturality and skin-friendliness.2
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