Bio-Volatile Inhibitor Concentrate (BVIC)

Volatile Control System / Phase 04 / 50g concentrate Bio-Volatile Inhibitor Concentrate A targeted treatment for the microbial odours a deodorant leaves behind. Super Deodorant Laboratories Volatile Control System Deodorants suppress the bacteria behind a single odour pathway. The Bio-Volatile Inhibitor Concentrate (BVIC) controls three odours on its own, and reaches five more when used as part of the Volatile Control System. On its own, it controls three of the most common microbial odours: the sour, vinegary note a deodorant also targets, plus the surface onion or garlic note and the yeasty note that most deodorants leave untouched. With the rest of the system, it reaches five more: the persistent onion or garlic note, the buttery note, the stale or greasy note that rises from the whole body, the musky note, and the faecal note. Volatile Control System / Phase 04 / BVIC Volatile Control System / Phase 04 / BVIC Start here. The easiest way to know whether BVIC is for you is to let your own odour be your guide. Match your odour in one look BVIC is for you if your odour is Sour, vinegary or cheesy Onion or garlic (surface) Yeasty BVIC is partly for you if your odour is Persistent onion or garlic Buttery Stale or greasy Musky Faecal To reach these, use BVIC as part of the Volatile Control System. BVIC is not for you if your odour is Fishy Sharp, like ammonia A fishy or sharply ammoniac odour can begin inside the body rather than on the skin. Managing it has two halves: diagnosis and internal management with a doctor, and surface control through BVIC Endurance and the wider Volatile Control System. Neither half resolves it on its own. In one paragraph The Bio-Volatile Inhibitor Concentrate (BVIC) is a targeted treatment for the odour that develops in warm, enclosed skin: the underarms, behind the ears, under the breasts and along the bra line, the tummy folds, the groin, the gluteal cleft, behind the knees, and the feet. On its own, it controls three of the most common odours that arise in these areas. Two are bacterial in origin: the sour or vinegary note produced by volatile fatty acids, and the onion or garlic note produced by a sulfur compound. The third is fungal: the yeasty note produced by the yeast Malassezia. The Concentrate works on all three at once, lowering the microbes responsible for the odour, neutralising the acids they release by binding them into salts that cannot evaporate, capturing the volatile molecules that remain, and acting on the fungal source behind the yeasty note. It is buffered, by design, to the alkaline end of the pH scale. The chemistry that makes it effective against these odours also makes it unsuitable for amine-based odours such as fishy or ammoniac ones. Alkalinity pushes them into the air instead of holding them on the skin. What the Concentrate will not do Its alkaline chemistry is the wrong choice for fishy or ammonia-like odours, and on those it can make the odour worse. It will not help a fishy or ammoniac odour. These need acid-side chemistry. The answer is BVIC Endurance and the wider Volatile Control System, alongside a doctor where the cause may be internal. It is not an antiperspirant. It does not reduce sweat, and will not keep you dry. It is not for broken skin. Do not apply to irritated, inflamed or broken skin. If irritation occurs, stop. On its own it controls three odours: the sour or vinegary note, the surface onion or garlic note, and the yeasty note. It lowers the microbes behind them, neutralises the acids they release into salts that cannot evaporate, captures what remains, and acts on the fungal source. How it works, in full. Five more odours sit in the amber tier: the persistent onion or garlic note, and the buttery, stale or greasy, musky and faecal notes. BVIC works on them, and reaches them fully as part of the Volatile Control System. What it reaches with the full system. It is buffered to the alkaline end by design, which settles the acid odours and rules out the amine ones. That single choice is why the boundary above exists. Why alkaline, and why that matters. BVIC is one part of the Volatile Control System: a targeted treatment that works best alongside the daily wash, resurfacing wash and whole-body BVI Barrier Cream. Where it fits in the system. How to use Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin and rub in well, wherever you get this kind of microbial odour: the underarms, behind the ears, under the breasts and along the bra line, the tummy folds, the groin (externally only), the gluteal cleft, behind the knees, and the feet. A small amount covers each site. How long one application holds is not the same for everyone, and we cannot promise a single number. For some people a single application carries for several days, even through daily showers. For others it covers around a day and is best used daily. Both are normal. WHERE TO APPLY 1 Behind the ears 2 Underarms 3 Under the breasts (bra line) 4 Tummy folds 5 Groin 6 Gluteal cleft 7 Behind the knees 8 Feet WHERE TO APPLY 1 Behind the ears 2 Underarms 3 Under the breasts (bra line) 4 Tummy folds 5 Groin 6 Gluteal cleft 7 Behind the knees 8 Feet Where to apply, shown on male and female figures in front and back views, on the specific spots where the odour develops: behind the ears, the underarms, under the breasts (the bra line), the tummy folds, the groin, the gluteal cleft, behind the knees, and the feet. The same sites apply to every body. Ingredients Hydrogenated Polydecene, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Squalane, C13-15 Alkane, Candelilla Cera, Heptyl Undecylenate, Isododecane, Hydrogenated Microcrystalline Wax, Magnesium Hydroxide, Triethyl Citrate, Zinc Oxide, Zinc Ricinoleate, Sodium Zinc Polyitaconate, Capryloyl Glycine, Undecylenoyl Glycine, Hydrogenated Poly(C6-20 Olefin), HDI/Trimethylol Hexyllactone Crosspolymer, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Capryloyl Salicylic Acid, Polymethylsilsesquioxane, Silica, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Extract, Silver, Tocopherol. Bio-Volatile Inhibitor Concentrate addresses microbial body odour at the skin surface. It is not a medicine and does not treat any medical condition. Persistent, sudden, or unexplained body odour, particularly fishy odour, can have an underlying cause worth discussing with a doctor. For external use only. Avoid broken skin.