Sanex Zero% Invisible roll-on deodorant

Sanex is a well-known personal care brand that specialized in dermatologically tested skincare products. Originally launched in 1984 by the Spanish company Cruz Verde (which later became part of the Sara Lee Corporation), the brand was created with the philosophy of keeping skin healthy. The 'Zero%' range, as seen in the image, is designed to minimize chemical additives like aluminum salts and alcohol.

Over the years, the brand underwent several ownership changes. In 2011, the American multinational Colgate-Palmolive acquired Sanex from Unilever (who had briefly held it after acquiring Sara Lee). Today, Sanex is a key brand in Colgate-Palmolive's personal care portfolio, with products manufactured in various locations across Europe and North America to serve its global market.