Mens Hygiene.. what are you using? so fresh and so cleannn cleannn..

mondaynightraw said:
Best bodywash/soap on the planet is dr bronners imo

You can use is as body wash, laundry detergent, toothpaste..pretty much cleans anything
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my girl put me on to this... GOAT!!!!!! had my jr feeling extra fresh.like i could feel air going up the hole, iwas like 
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. you can feel your body pours open up and feel minty. target has it for like 14 bucks and its lasts. def recommend this stuff. i use arrid for deodorent , st ives face scrub and ponds cream for my face
 
rareprecision23 said:
Old Spice started burning the skin off my armpits, literally. So what's the consensus on the most effective, aluminum-free, non-scented deoderant?
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Mitchum SmartSolid.  It serves as an anti-perspirant as well as a regular deodorant.
 
I just ordered some Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree from Amazon.

Dont know what its going to smell like but I think this would be the best option. Dont know if I could handle smelling like peppermint. lol


Pumped to try it. Been using Safeguard for as long as I can remember, wouldn't mind trying something new.
 
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Air Spider 777 said:
I just ordered some Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree from Amazon.

Dont know what its going to smell like but I think this would be the best option. Dont know if I could handle smelling like peppermint. lol


Pumped to try it. Been using Safeguard for as long as I can remember, wouldn't mind trying something new.
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Same, that's why I got almond
 
I like peppermint/mint scents.. it's usually subtle and won't have you smelling like a piece of gum all day.
 
So is that Bronners really as good as y'all say? I'm gonna try it out and order on amazon...it always weirded me out a little that it can be used for basically cleaning anything made me think I'd be putting some industrial strength disinfectant on me that would irritate skin :lol:
 
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I've used it to wash my clothes, clean my bathroom, and for body wash.

You only need like 1/3 a cup to wash a large load of clothes. It works well..and it does a great job of cleaning my bathroom..(and shower.)

INGREDIENTS:

Water, Organic Coconut Oil*, Potassium Hydroxide**, Organic Olive Oil*, Mentha Arvensis*, Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Peppermint Oil*, Citric Acid, Tocopherol.*
*CERTIFIED FAIR TRADE INGREDIENTS
(Fairtrade certification is a product certification system that allows people to identify products that meet agreed environmental, labour, and developmental standards.)
 
LyonBC1 said:
So is that Bronners really as good as y'all say? I'm gonna try it out and order on amazon...it always weirded me out a little that it can be used for basically cleaning anything made me think I'd be putting some industrial strength disinfectant on me that would irritate skin :lol:
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I thinking of the same thing.
 
Lemon soap
Neutrogena T Gel shampoo
Aquaphor
Tea Tree Oil for my scalp
Arm and Hammer powder deodorant
 
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I use Raw Black African soap on my face
Dr Bronners Castile on my body (peppermint)
and instead of lotion I use Almond oil, but soon I will be switching to Jojoba oil.

I take fish oil and drink a gallon of water a day.
 
I've read good things about that jajoba oil, but heard it can leave your face oily/shiny throughout the day. I might look into it more as a night time use for me.

Whats a good facial cleanser? I was using Aveeno and it's alright. (I'm black, if that matters)
 
CHECKS Grossman said:
I've read good things about that jajoba oil, but heard it can leave your face oily/shiny throughout the day. I might look into it more as a night time use for me.

Whats a good facial cleanser? I was using Aveeno and it's alright. (I'm black, if that matters)
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you only need like 2 drops, like literally dont squeeze the bottle just lit drops fall out.

I use Witch Hazel after I wash my face, and I wash my face with cetaphil in the morning.

I would say I have clear skin, minus a few small dark spots that I use fade cream on, I get maybe 1-2 bumps per year. Usually come when I`m stressed out or something big is about to happen.
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Aveeno is trash. Cetaphil is good especially if you have sensitive skin.
 
Lucky, re: that witch hazel, is that something you use in excess or sparingly? I've read some folks just dampen a lil cotton ball and wipe their face with it. I was probably going to get that for a few razor bumps..didn't know its used as a fash wash. Good to know.
 
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Lucky, re: that witch hazel, is that something you use in excess or sparingly? I've read some folks just dampen a lil cotton ball and wipe their face with it. I was probably going to get that for a few razor bumps..didn't know its used as a fash wash. Good to know.
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I use witch hazel, once, sometimes twice a day. But yeah, I just use a little bit on a cotton ball and wipe my face. It helped a LOT in reducing the hair bumps/dark marks I would get from shaving, those areas of my face are at least 50-75% clearer now.

Oh and anti perspirant gel is the devil, think it was Right Guard. That stuff literally chemically burned my underarms fresh. yr of college...I still remember the pain :x
 
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CHECKS Grossman said:
Lucky, re: that witch hazel, is that something you use in excess or sparingly? I've read some folks just dampen a lil cotton ball and wipe their face with it. I was probably going to get that for a few razor bumps..didn't know its used as a fash wash. Good to know.
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I don't use it as a face wash I use it AFTER I shower or wash my face and after hair cuts. I just put some on a cotton ball, I use the rose petal witch hazel I forget brand.

Also twice a week I use the Mayan clay mask mixed with apple cider vinegar, and 1-2 times a week I use st Ives apricot scrub. I'm try a get my skin flawless like a model. Everything I use is all natural besides the cetaphil
 
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