How It Works
Wash and dry
Clean, dry palms — the drier the skin, the better it works.
Apply before bed
One pump to each dry palm. Two pumps total.
Rub in for 15 seconds
Spread it over your palms and rub in. It absorbs in 2–3 minutes — no residue left behind.
Do it nightly
Most people feel a difference in the first week. Full effect builds over 1–2 weeks of nightly use. For heavy sweating or a high-stakes day, you can add a second application in the morning.
Ingredients ⌄
What's in it, and why it won't do what the others did
16% aluminium sesquichlorohydrate — the active. A buffered salt that's gentler on skin than prescription-strength formulas, so you get drier hands without the burn. Isopropanol — the carrier that helps it absorb fast and dry clean. Alcohol, not acid — the acid in prescription formulas is what made them burn. (On broken skin, any alcohol can tingle — let cracks heal first.) Talc — a small amount for a smooth, dry finish. The formula absorbs fully, so nothing chalky is left on your skin. Eucalyptus oil — a trace amount. No added fragrance and no heavy scent — just a faint clean note when you apply it, that fades as it dries.
Full Ingredient List
Water (Aqua), Isopropanol, Aluminum Sesquichlorohydrate (16%), Polydimethylsiloxane, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Isopropyl Myristate, Glycerin, Silica, Silicic Acid, Talc, Polysorbate 20, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Eucalyptus Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Sodium Hydroxide, Citric Acid.
Why this exists
I've had sweaty hands for as long as I can remember. The handshake you dread. Wiping your palms on your jeans before you grab anything. Not knowing what dry hands are supposed to feel like.
I tried everything — the sticks, the wipes, the "hand" lotions that left chalk, the prescription stuff that burned. The armpit formulas slid straight off, and nothing held on my hands. So I made the one I couldn't find: an antiperspirant built for palm skin, that doesn't sting, doesn't leave residue, and doesn't wreck your grip.
That's the whole company. One product, for a problem I actually have.
— Zander, founder · Sydney
