We all know that antiperspirants work differently than deodorants, but there's another big distinction between the two that you may not be aware of -- and it could make all the difference.
Dr. Dee Anna Glaser, president and founding member of the International Hyperhidrosis Society, says timing is everything when it comes to controlling sweat. Unlike deodorant, the best time to apply your antiperspirant is before bed.
While we sleep, we have "just the right amount of baseline sweating coming to the skin," Glaser explains in the above video from #OWNSHOW. "That helps to grab onto the active ingredient, bring it down into the sweat duct, and make a little plug."
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