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Feb 4, 2003, 08:28 PM
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| | | deodorant Can anyone tell me the best deodorant (or other option) to use to prevent odor under arms?? thanks | | | | | | |
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Oct 17, 2003, 08:50 PM
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| Re: deodorant It's really something that you have to experiment with - different brands work for different people. If it is only odour that bothers you, virtually anything scented will do. However, this usually results in a combination of body odour and cover-up scent, which is not much of an improvement. Anti-perspirant is the most common and most effective way to treat underarms, and it comes in a variety of scents (including my personal favourite... unscented!). Look for the active ingredient aluminum - the higher a percentage it is, the stronger the protection. You also have a choice of liquids, solids, or gels. Experiment to see which you like best; my personal favourite is solid because it is dry when it goes on, as opposed to the liquids and gels which sometimes feel sticky. However, with solids you have to be cautious - if you over apply them, you will end up with white residue on your clothes! Finally, if you have a serious sweating problem, consider using an over the counter medication like Drysol, which has a stronger formula than regular antiperspirant. Using it about once a week in addition to your nomal antiperspirant is extremely effective.
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May 12, 2004, 05:46 PM
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| Re: deodorant Buy one of those ani-persperant deodorants, that'll help. And wash your under arms in the morning, when you get home from work/school, and before you go to sleep. Plus only wear shirts once, because the odor sticks to the shirt and makes the smell come back. I know this because i had armpit odor and this really helped me. I got arm pit odor because i inherited it from my dad.
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May 24, 2004, 06:53 AM
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| Re: deodorant when i first wore my uniform shirts,when my wife ironed them,odour was present with a vengeance,i experimented with various antiperspirant-deodorants and finally settled on a brand made by Revlon:called "Mitchum",
my personal favorite is "Powder Fresh"i have been using this product for 20 years on the road,and i have no complaints at all,even on the hottest days |
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Dec 5, 2004, 06:38 AM
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| Deodorant Quote: |
Originally Posted by amylyn2000 Can anyone tell me the best deodorant (or other option) to use to prevent odor under arms?? thanks | If wetness is not a concern, a simple deodorant formulation will work well for you. Deodorants contain antibacterial ingredients like triclosan that kill odor causing bacteria.
If you need wetness protection as well, especially during hot summer days, then you will need a combination of anti-perspirant/deodorant. The anti-perspirant active is usually aluminum salts.
Avoid products that contain heavy fragrances and alcohol. While these two ingredients help mask odor and kill germs, they eventually make matters worse for you with the added problem of underarm discoloration. The skin in our armpit is very thin and sensitive and the worst sensitizers and allergy inducing ingredients are fragrances and alcohol. Fragrance-free and alcohol-free is best. |
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Dec 25, 2004, 04:58 PM
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| deodorant I find gillette is a good brand of pitstick. But you'll have to experiment to find the brand that's right for you. |
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Jan 29, 2005, 01:33 AM
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| yeah i use gillette, the 1 with the power strip but like every 1 said u gotta try stuff out before you find the 1 that you like |
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Feb 22, 2005, 02:11 PM
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| Re: Deodorant Have You Tried Bakingsoda As A Deodorant It Does Take Away Odors.  |
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Feb 27, 2005, 10:39 PM
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| You mentioned you also wanted another option to underarm odor. Well I stopped eating foods with trans fats in them 6 weeks ago and noticed the most amazing benefit (I use deodorant that is made from natural crystal) the underarm odor has been reduced by almost 80%. Maybe trans fats screw up your system more than people think. Also feel so much better for not eating foods with the trans fats in them. |
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Jun 12, 2005, 02:38 PM
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| Hmmm Well, i use somthing called tussy it's a bit messy but it works no doubt. |
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