Carpe antiperspirant looks to reduce sweat
Carpe, a skin care line dedicated to providing over-the-counter relief for excessive sweating, launched its latest innovation.
The Durham, N.C.-based company’s latest innovation has been demonstrated to reduce sweat over a 60% mean, which is double the 30% demonstrated as the U.S. legal standard.
“As someone who knows what it's like to struggle with excessive sweating, I am thrilled that we are bringing an affordable, effective, and non-irritating antiperspirant to market that is made for people like me,” David Spratte, Carpe's CEO and co-founder, said.
The antiperspirant is scented with eucalyptus oil and can be applied with a soft-foam applicator that is housed in a plastic casing, the company said.
“Our market research showed that 65% of people are likely to try a new antiperspirant — because they just aren't satisfied with what's out there today,” Kasper Kubica, co-founder and COO of Carpe, said. “We know how difficult it can be for some people to find an effective antiperspirant, so we decided to create a product that aimed for maximum efficacy.”
For best results, the company recommends applying the product twice a day — once before bed and once in the morning.
The antiperspirant is available for purchase on Amazon and on Carpe’s website for the suggested retail price of $19.95.
The Durham, N.C.-based company’s latest innovation has been demonstrated to reduce sweat over a 60% mean, which is double the 30% demonstrated as the U.S. legal standard.
“As someone who knows what it's like to struggle with excessive sweating, I am thrilled that we are bringing an affordable, effective, and non-irritating antiperspirant to market that is made for people like me,” David Spratte, Carpe's CEO and co-founder, said.
The antiperspirant is scented with eucalyptus oil and can be applied with a soft-foam applicator that is housed in a plastic casing, the company said.
“Our market research showed that 65% of people are likely to try a new antiperspirant — because they just aren't satisfied with what's out there today,” Kasper Kubica, co-founder and COO of Carpe, said. “We know how difficult it can be for some people to find an effective antiperspirant, so we decided to create a product that aimed for maximum efficacy.”
For best results, the company recommends applying the product twice a day — once before bed and once in the morning.
The antiperspirant is available for purchase on Amazon and on Carpe’s website for the suggested retail price of $19.95.