Sahara Dry Sports Grip Spray contains a Modified Silica and the Sticky Spray contains Resin.

Depending on how much you sweat, temperature, and length of playing time. For light play 2 sprays on the palms of the hands is enough. If you sweat more, spray the back of the hands, ine channels between fingers, and also the back of the hand, but beware, it will remove your sunscreen. You can also spray your equipment too.

As Sahara Dry Sports is super hydrophobic, it will last until it is removed by contact or with soap and water. It is very difficult to directly contact powder in the wrinkles of your body, so most users say it lasts a long time. Sticky Spray has a stronger grip initially but does not last as long.

Sahara Dry Sports can be used on hands, arms, and racket grips. If you use it on towels, it will stop liquid entering the towel and have an opposite effect. Sahara Dry Sticky Spray should be used on the palms.

Sahara Dry is safe as Silica is inert and does not corrode graphite. The grip may be dry if sprayed too much without wiping it with soap and water after play. Sahara Sry Sticky Spray should not be sprayed on Rackets & Grips

Sahara Dry is alcohol based liquid so international freight is more difficult than other products. We work with distributors and retailers in countries across the globe, delivering in bulk so they can send in country. Please approach retailers in your country and ask them to stock it, or order in bulk to make delivery cost effective. Contact us directly and we will try our best.