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Lady Speed Stick Floral Infusions Antiperspirant/Deodorant Review

While browsing through the beauty aisles at CVS I came across the Lady Speed Stick 24H Protection Antiperspirant/Deodorant Fresh Infusions in Wild Freesia. I never tried anything from this brand so I bought it.


It's just your basic deodorant stick which you twist at the bottom, and it rolls up and you apply it and roll it back. I love how it came with a plastic seal on top. 


The ingredients are shown clearly on the back.

It claims to reduce underarm wetness and stay active for 24H (as shown on the front of the product). And it does what it claims. It does give protection from underarm sweat all day and more. It applies as a white kind of substance and looks like a thick wet powder when applied. It doesn't transfer onto your clothes. The scent is floral and very pleasant.

The downside though is that it is very hard to get it off. When you use this product regularly it kind of builds up on your skin and becomes tough to remove after a while. And since I have sensitive skin I don't like using harsh scrubs but this product makes me want to use one and I don't like that. So what I do is use it for a couple of days and then give it a break and use a deodorant spray for 2-3 days and then get back to this product. Another issue is that the product isn't retractable, meaning, if you twist up too much there's no way you can get it back. Maybe I got a defective one, I don't know, but the packaging sucks.

You can find it at drugstores, and I got mine at CVS where it is priced at $2.99. I got it for $1.49 coz there was an extra bucks reward of $1.50 with it and I also had a coupon where if I buy for $15 I can get $5 off so I bought it along with some other necessities. It's like almost getting it for free. I just love CVS.

I would recommend this to anyone who likes using deodorant sticks for long-lasting performance but I do not recommend using this on a daily basis. I don't think I'll be repurchasing it.

I hope the review helps you to decide whether to buy it or not.

Overall Rating: B

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