Deodorant Stick

Description

The Deodorant Stick offers vital hygiene support in humanitarian operations. It helps individuals stay clean and odor-free, especially in crowded environments such as shelters, camps, or transit centers where daily showers may not be possible. This compact item promotes personal dignity and reduces discomfort caused by sweating.

Field-friendly and durable, the deodorant stick does not require water or special storage conditions. It is sealed and easy to use, which makes it ideal for distribution in hygiene kits. The compact design also allows for high-volume packaging and efficient logistics in emergency deployments.

When included in hygiene or dignity kits, deodorants contribute to psychosocial comfort and public health efforts by minimizing body odor in shared spaces. Therefore, many agencies consider it a core item in personal hygiene support.

Contents and Specifications

• Form: Solid stick (roll-up format)

• Volume: 40g–60g per unit

• Packaging: Individual, sealed cap

• Formula: Alcohol-based or non-alcohol, depending on climate suitability

• Scent: Fragrance-free or light neutral scent

• Use Duration: Up to 30 days with daily use

• Shelf Life: Minimum 24 months

• Application: Apply to underarms only

Key Features of Deodorant Stick

• Reduces body odor and promotes hygiene

• No water needed for use

• Compact and suitable for field distribution

• Easy-to-use roll-up container

• Hygienically sealed for individual use

• Long-lasting and suitable for warm climates

Use in Humanitarian Settings

Deodorant is essential for maintaining personal hygiene in environments where water access is limited. For example, displacement camps often experience hygiene challenges due to overcrowding and shared facilities. By including deodorants in kits, responders improve both comfort and cleanliness. In addition, they help individuals maintain dignity while managing stress in emergency conditions.

This simple item makes a lasting impact, especially in protracted crises or urban displacement scenarios.