Oud Cardinal Deodorant

Country of Origin:

India

Product Category:

Perfume

Use Before:

36 months from the date of manufacturing

Ingredients:

Ethyl Alcohol, Perfume, Propylene Glycol, Cremaphor, Isopropyl Myristate, Diethyl Phthalate, Butylated Hydroxy Toluene

Alcohol (95%V/V) Content: 70% W/W contains 1% W/W Diethyl Phthalate

Marketed By:

Kinspire Ventures Private Limited

Unit no. 112, Damji Shamji Industrial

Complex, Off Mahakali Caves Road,

Andheri East, Mumbai 40093,

Maharashtra, India

Manufactured By:

Patcos Cosmetics (India) Pvt. Ltd

Survey No. 659/A, Kewdi Road,

Dabhel, Daman 396210, India

Two times fragrance oils as compared to regular Deos

With Added Moisturisers – Easy and Smooth on Skin

High Grade Anti -Bacterial Elements

Niche & Artisanal Fragrance Bouquets

Perfume Grade Fragrance Oils

For best results, clean your private areas prone to sweating. For e.g. under arms

Spray the Deodorant in the applicable areas from a 15 cms distance to ensure larger skin coverage

For a truly long-lasting fragrance experience, consider layering it by using a Perfume of the same fragrance

A Patch test is recommended before full usage

Is Perfume the same as Deodorant?



No, they are not. Despite having fragrance as a commonality, both have different use cases - Perfume is an aspirational, lifestyle product which has, as its core functionality, to entice one of our five senses, the olfactory sense. It’s purely luxury product that denotes an elite standard of grooming and by extension, a higher standard of living. Deodorants contain fragrances, they but they are not as aspirational as perfumes. The main functionality of Deodorants it to limit or kill the growth of bacteria growth that are prevalent in one’s private parts like underarms even the fragrance contained in it makes you smell better. Top Deodorants balance functionality and fragrance.

Which lasts longer, Perfumes or Deodorants?

Long lasting depends on the quantity and quality of fragrance contained in the product. Deodorants contain 4 to 6% fragrance oil whereas Perfumes contain anywhere between 15% to 25% fragrance oils. Naturally, perfumes last longer. Many deodorants also compromise on the bouquet of fragrance as well as quality, which leads to a situation where they are available cheaper but don’t last as much as perfumed deodorants (deodorants containing same quality and bouquet of fragrance as perfumes)

Can I layer deodorants and perfume together?

Yes, most certainly. In fact, they become a good technique to make the fragrance last longer. Here, of course, the important thing is that both have the same bouquet of fragrance. If they don’t then the efforts will be negated as both fragrances will mix with each other.

5 cms * 5 cms * 15 cms