Apply to dry skin
Roll a thin layer onto completely dry, unbroken armpit skin. Ten seconds, then sleep.
HOW IT WORKS
No mystery, no magic. Here is what sweat actually is, what our active does and what to expect.
Sweating is a natural process your body uses to regulate temperature — it is supposed to happen. Sweat itself is nearly odorless; the smell people worry about develops when sweat meets bacteria on the skin.
For some people the volume is simply much higher than average. Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is common, it is not a hygiene problem, and it can be managed.
Stll Dry contains aluminum chloride, an antiperspirant active that has been used for decades. Applied to completely dry skin, it forms a temporary plug in the opening of the sweat gland, which reduces how much sweat reaches the surface. The plug is shed naturally as your skin renews itself.
It works locally, on the area where you apply it — the rest of your body keeps cooling itself as normal.
Sweat glands are naturally least active while you sleep, which gives the active time to settle into the gland instead of being washed out by sweat. That is why dermatology guidance commonly recommends nighttime application on fully dry skin.
In the morning you simply rinse. No residue through the day, nothing to reapply at lunch.
THE ROUTINE
What using Stll Dry actually looks like — step by step.
Roll a thin layer onto completely dry, unbroken armpit skin. Ten seconds, then sleep.
Antiperspirant actives like aluminum chloride are typically applied at night, when sweat is naturally at its lowest.
Wash the area in the morning and carry on with your normal routine.
The goal is simple: give sweat less space in your head. Results and skin tolerance vary — follow the label.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
One overnight routine, honestly explained. If it sounds like it fits your life, try it — and read the refund policy first, so you know exactly where you stand.
— The Stll team
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