- Mar 20, 2007
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Get rid of the aluminum under your armpits, get Toms (are there better options out there for those that once used Toms? I haven't done too much research and Tom's is only 4.25 at Wal Mart)
Deodorant problems...NT help me out?
antonlavey
Banned
- Oct 13, 2008
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Use an antiperspirant spray
antonlavey
Banned
- Oct 13, 2008
- 28,210
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Use an antiperspirant spray
- Jul 28, 2009
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I use Old Spice Fiji. Fortunately my skin isn't sensitive and I'm not a big sweater, so I can use anything and be straight. But IMO , Old Spice > ______
- Jul 28, 2009
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I use Old Spice Fiji. Fortunately my skin isn't sensitive and I'm not a big sweater, so I can use anything and be straight. But IMO , Old Spice > ______
- Apr 3, 2010
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women's deeoderant > men's deeoderant
- Apr 3, 2010
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women's deeoderant > men's deeoderant
- Jul 12, 2005
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I can not stress this enough
- Jul 12, 2005
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I can not stress this enough
- Feb 9, 2003
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ThisOriginally Posted by AdobeCS4
Degree (for men) deodorant spray (Sport)
- Feb 9, 2003
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ThisOriginally Posted by AdobeCS4
Degree (for men) deodorant spray (Sport)
quik1987
Banned
- Apr 21, 2001
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quik1987
Banned
- Apr 21, 2001
- 7,735
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- Sep 1, 2009
- 9,453
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Suave invisible solid
- Sep 1, 2009
- 9,453
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Suave invisible solid
kdawg
Staff member
- Jun 25, 2003
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You want a Pit Rok. I haven't used anything else for about 5 years. They're about $10 but last forever. I think I've only had 2 in that time. I've never actually used one up either - I nearly wore out my last one but with about 5mm to go I dropped in the shower.
It's a natural crystal that is bacteriostatic - so it stops the smell in your pits from developing. It feels a bit weird at first be use it's not antiperspirant so you sweat - but it doesn't smell.
When I broke mine in July it took me about 5 days to get another one. I thought I would test it in the middle of summer. After a few days camping I could smell some stink if I put nose in my pits. I used the pit rok and in the morning there was nothing. It really works.
It's a natural crystal that is bacteriostatic - so it stops the smell in your pits from developing. It feels a bit weird at first be use it's not antiperspirant so you sweat - but it doesn't smell.
When I broke mine in July it took me about 5 days to get another one. I thought I would test it in the middle of summer. After a few days camping I could smell some stink if I put nose in my pits. I used the pit rok and in the morning there was nothing. It really works.
kdawg
Staff member
- Jun 25, 2003
- 13,627
- 18,634
You want a Pit Rok. I haven't used anything else for about 5 years. They're about $10 but last forever. I think I've only had 2 in that time. I've never actually used one up either - I nearly wore out my last one but with about 5mm to go I dropped in the shower.
It's a natural crystal that is bacteriostatic - so it stops the smell in your pits from developing. It feels a bit weird at first be use it's not antiperspirant so you sweat - but it doesn't smell.
When I broke mine in July it took me about 5 days to get another one. I thought I would test it in the middle of summer. After a few days camping I could smell some stink if I put nose in my pits. I used the pit rok and in the morning there was nothing. It really works.
It's a natural crystal that is bacteriostatic - so it stops the smell in your pits from developing. It feels a bit weird at first be use it's not antiperspirant so you sweat - but it doesn't smell.
When I broke mine in July it took me about 5 days to get another one. I thought I would test it in the middle of summer. After a few days camping I could smell some stink if I put nose in my pits. I used the pit rok and in the morning there was nothing. It really works.
- Jan 6, 2004
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[h2]A Better (And Better-for-You) Deodorant[/h2]
ON JUNE 04, 2010 AT 2:30 PM
We told you not too long ago in our Summer Survival Guide, but the warmer months are the ideal time to toss aside that powder stick you've been using since you were 13. Malin + Goetz's eucalyptus stick is the perfect alternative. I've been using it since the heat kicked in and I like it for a couple of different reasons: It's made without aluminum, which reacts with your sweat to form those yellow blotches not even the cleaners can get out of your shirts. And as a guy who sweats his fair share during his subway commute can attest, the stuff also works like a charm and is not a bit chemical-y smelling either. The scent is light and fresh but doesn't linger. The last thing you want in the summer—or anytime for that matter—is a unshakable stench of musk that follows you all day long.
- Jan 6, 2004
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[h2]A Better (And Better-for-You) Deodorant[/h2]
ON JUNE 04, 2010 AT 2:30 PM
We told you not too long ago in our Summer Survival Guide, but the warmer months are the ideal time to toss aside that powder stick you've been using since you were 13. Malin + Goetz's eucalyptus stick is the perfect alternative. I've been using it since the heat kicked in and I like it for a couple of different reasons: It's made without aluminum, which reacts with your sweat to form those yellow blotches not even the cleaners can get out of your shirts. And as a guy who sweats his fair share during his subway commute can attest, the stuff also works like a charm and is not a bit chemical-y smelling either. The scent is light and fresh but doesn't linger. The last thing you want in the summer—or anytime for that matter—is a unshakable stench of musk that follows you all day long.
- Feb 17, 2007
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Old Spice Swagger.
- Feb 17, 2007
- 21,784
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Old Spice Swagger.
