Degree Inclusive deodorant is designed for people with disabilities and visual impairment. 200 U.S. people with disabilities have been invited to trial the prototype. By Jacqueline Laurean Yates.

With a top that can be opened with one hand, built-in grips, and a braille label, Degree’s new packaging aims to make deodorant more inclusive. Anyone who’s ever broken an arm or who lives ...

Degree has created a deodorant for people of all abilities that is now in beta testing. The unique prototype was designed with the help of 200 consultants.

Putting on deodorant is a simple daily ritual for many people. For others impacted by age or disability or illness, it may not be quite so easy—and it may not be possible at all. Degree ...

Called Degree Inclusive the packaging was designed for deodorant brand Degree – also known as Sure, Shield or Rexona in different regions.. To create the product, which Unilever describes as a ...

Degree Deodorant realized that people who are visually impaired, and people with upper limb mobile disabilities are also people who need to use deodorant. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

Degree Inclusive is designed for people who are visually impaired or have upper limb motor disabilities. It's currently in beta testing. ... The deodorant is currently in beta testing, ...