I've tried roll-on and spray formulations as well, but the stick form was the most effective for me. Except for extremely hot and humid days when it might drip, it generally maintains a powdery, odorless state. However, like other formulation products, it does require some drying time after application, and it can leave a slight white residue if it directly contacts clothing. But the residue wipes off easily with a wet wipe, so it wasn't an inconvenient issue.

Compared to the formulation, the stick seems to break a little more easily. Even when I take out just a tiny bit and use it, it sometimes breaks inside. Other than that, I'm completely satisfied.

Deodorant, I've tried both roll-on and spray types, but the staying power of the stick type seems unmatched. The stick type has the downside of leaving marks on clothes, but even considering this drawback, it is a powerful product worth repurchasing for its excellent staying power. True to its name 'Dry & Comfort', it absorbs faster than other stick deodorants and has a powdery fragrance with a slight cooling effect. It applies thinly and evenly without clumping. The quick absorption means it dries quickly, and when wearing clothes, there is less transfer compared to other products.

The powdery fragrance was not unpleasant, but the intensity of the scent was a bit on the stronger side. The product tends to be pushed out beyond the lid when closing the cap, which seems to require improvement.

Apply thinly, dry thoroughly, and wear clothing to minimize transfer.