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Gillette Deodorant Arctic Ice
Gillette Deodorant Arctic Ice

Gillette Deodorant Arctic Ice Acts and Reacts to your body at first sign of moisture. It has amazing anti-odour technology that captures odour, targets wetness and releases a fresh scent all day, so it works most when you need it most.

Gillette Deodorant Arctic Ice

Reactive technology that acts and reacts to your body at first sign of sweat.


Gillette Deodorant for men has been developed with an advanced technology that actually reacts to your body at the first sign of sweat. The reactive technology works in synch with your body so that when you sweat, the sweat molecules are captured, and freshness is released in their place. This amazing anti-odour technology is called BCD. Why is it special? It doesn’t just cover odour. It actually captures odour, targets wetness and releases a fresh scent all day, so it works most when you need it most. It’s tough on odour, gentle to skin.
Reactive Technology

Advanced Gillette Anti-Perspirant stick acts and reacts to your body at the first sign of sweat to turn odour into freshness.

Advanced Odour-Fighting Microcapsules

The advanced technology captures odour, targets wetness and releases a fresh scent all day, so it works most when you need it most.

Gillette Deodorant Arctic Ice FAQs

Want to find out more about your favourite products, get helpful grooming tips or discover what's new and cool at Gillette? Well, we've got all the answers you need from the Gillette experts you've come to trust. So search away.

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arrow Why do we perspire?
Sweating is your body’s way of cooling itself by releasing excess heat. Therefore, while sweating is natural under any condition, it can be intensified for any number of reasons, including warm weather, exercise and stress.
arrow How do antiperspirants work?
Anti-Perspirants use sweat against itself. Once applied, the antiperspirant is dissolved by sweat, and the dissolved particles form superficial plugs just below the skin’s surface. These plugs block the release of more perspiration. Generally, the plugs stay in place for about 24 hours and wash away over time.