Beesline Rollon Deo Whitening Cotton Candy 50 ml
64.55
A whitening roll-on deodorant with a delicate Cotton Soft scent, providing 48-hour protection and safely brightening the skin with natural ingredients
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- Key IngredientsLumiskin (whitening), Alum Rock (antiperspirant), Propolis (soothing & antibacterial), and Aloe Vera extract.
- Product FormDeodorant Roll-On
- Package Size50 mL
- Caution & WarningsFor external use only. Do not use on irritated or broken skin. Keep out of reach of children
- Storage ConditionsStore in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat
- How To UseApply a thin layer to clean, dry underarm skin. Allow to dry completely before dressing. Use daily or after bathing.
- ConcernsWomen and girls seeking safe underarm brightening with long-lasting protection and a soft, calm scent.
Q: What distinguishes the "Cotton Soft" scent in Beesline deodorant? A: It features a soft, calm, and refreshing scent that provides a feeling of cleanliness and comfort all day. It is designed to be very gentle on the skin without causing irritation.
Q: Does Beesline "Cotton Soft" help lighten the underarm area? A: Yes, containing "Lumiskin" and natural Alum rock, it works to gradually lighten and even out skin tone, removing pigmentations caused by friction or shaving.
Q: How long does the protection against sweat and odor last? A: It provides effective 48-hour protection against odors by absorbing moisture and controlling odor-causing bacteria while allowing the skin to breathe naturally.
Q: Is this product safe to use immediately after hair removal? A: Yes, its formula is free from alcohol, parabens, and harsh chemicals. Enriched with soothing Propolis, it is ideal for use after shaving or waxing to calm the skin and prevent redness.
Q: Does Beesline roll-on cause any stains on clothes? A: No, the formula is designed to dry quickly, leaving a transparent thin layer on the skin, ensuring no product transfer to clothes or white/yellow marks.






