Native Deodorant works fantastic for my wife and I. I use the charcoal version, but they have many different scents. Doesn't have all the chemicals of the others.

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Originally posted by Dzozer:
Secret...

strong enough for a man...



I use some variety of Dove for men,

works, kinda, as long as I don't get all sweaty,
I am not natured and can sweat in a moment, so nothing really lasts long if I am working physically enough

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Originally posted by lyman:

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Originally posted by Dzozer:
Secret...

strong enough for a man...

It really is their Secret! The stuff works! You should at least try it...
Some have a very mild scent, but you won't stink any longer

I’ve been using Mennan Speed Stick forever. Never been a fan of antiperspirants

Old Spice

on the back of the product it says:

"If your grandfather hadn't used it, you wouldn't exist"



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^^ +1

I give it a one two punch... works well for me.

Try this...
First... don't skip this... use Safeguard antibacterial soap when showering, then use the Degree Antiperspirant/Deodorant before dressing.

NOT one of the Simi-clear almost gel looking Degree flavors, they simply don't work as well.

Has to be one of the white/solid ones. And don't be stingy with the application.

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Originally posted by LBTRS:
Native Deodorant works fantastic for my wife and I. I use the charcoal version, but they have many different scents. Doesn't have all the chemicals of the others.

Native for us too. I haven’t used an anti-perspirant for a long time. AFAIK, Mitchum mentioned a few times, is an anti-perspirant. I used that brand’s unscented for a long time. Ruined t-shirts for years, and I’m uncomfortable smearing aluminum chlorohydrate or aluminium-zirconium tetrachlorohydrate on my underarms everyday. Deodorant only now.

Hose your pits down with WD-40. Long-lasting and boy do them arms slide so smooth...

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Hose your pits down with WD-40. Long-lasting and boy do them arms slide so smooth...

Before or after the application of Hoppes No.9?

I completely over looked the Hoppes..

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Originally posted by ugeesta:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Hose your pits down with WD-40. Long-lasting and boy do them arms slide so smooth...

Before or after the application of Hoppes No.9?

Hoppes goes on after…..DUH! Then you don’t even need cologne!

You guys slay me! Thanks for the laughs!

For some reason when I wear polyester or stretchy spandex shirts I’ll get armpit odor. Nothing with cotton though. I don’t like and don’t use antiperspirants. Deodorants only.

For what it’s worth, I did read an article awhile back that said we should apply the deo/antiperspirant at night, before bed…something about the pores being more open to allow the deo/antiperspirant to get in there and do its thing. But, I never remember to do that. I always shower in the AM and apply afterwards.

I like the Degree Active, and usually look for the highest percentage of the active ingredient.

I use NutriBiotic products that contain grapefruit seed extract in both deodorant and tooth paste.

https://www.iherb.com/pr/nutri...ted-2-6-oz-75-g/4729

https://www.iherb.com/pr/nutri...vEAQYASABEgKKU_D_BwE

+1 for the crystal stuff. I have to be sure to use it right after I shower, and it works well.

This may sound odd, but swimming in the ocean also helps with BO/bathing with Epsom salts etc might do the same thing.

The crystals are alum. I wouldn't recommend them.

It's tough to say. Millions of people use aluminum pit sticks and don't get Alzheimer's...but some do. You pays your money...you takes your chances.

My dermatologist said to try applying and spreading a little dab of Desinex extra strength Baby Diaper cream (40% zinc) when scented deodorant and anti perspirants gave me armpit rash.It’s seemed to be very effective at fixing the rash (and fortunately at eliminating B.O.)

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Originally posted by Aglifter:
+1 for the crystal stuff. I have to be sure to use it right after I shower, and it works well.
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I use this as well and so far so good. I also use Old Spice anti-per., but sometimes depending on how much I sweat, I need to reapply it.