Some people don't need deodorant?

called ABCC11: I have that hormone, I reckon.

But I am not married . So I can't test myself.

Blade4vor and CCity, check out RazoRock’s “The Best Deodorant on Earth!” sometime. It's a bit of a hassle to mix & apply, but I've found the performance to be exceptional. (Also, I’ve read good things about Mystic Water Soap’s deodorant, but haven’t tried it.)

Well, at least I fit in here!  I stink too!  

I do find myself seeking out some more natural deodorants lately.  I'm kind of done with the mainstream antiperspirants.  I was reading how they work and figure I have enough problems without adding chemicals like that.  Just my thoughts.

I was like that for a while but literally every single one I tried - and I tried a good 6-7 of them - gave me rashes. I think it was the baking soda in them. I got tired of wasting my money on stuff I had to throw away so I went back to the antiperspirants since I sweat a lot.

with the new laser technology for armpit sweating, I've considered going that route and then trying natural deodorants again.

Well, at least I fit in here!  I stink too!  

I do find myself seeking out some more natural deodorants lately.  I'm kind of done with the mainstream antiperspirants.  I was reading how they work and figure I have enough problems without adding chemicals like that.  Just my thoughts.

I was like that for a while but literally every single one I tried - and I tried a good 6-7 of them - gave me rashes. I think it was the baking soda in them. I got tired of wasting my money on stuff I had to throw away so I went back to the antiperspirants since I sweat a lot.

with the new laser technology for armpit sweating, I've considered going that route and then trying natural deodorants again.

I had the same problem until I tried Sudsy Soapery. Last time I went in for my annual physical, my doctor asked what the hel* I'd done to my underarms. I explained that I was experimenting with natural deodorants. He told me to quit what I was using (Milk + Honey), and prescribed some stuff I never used. I simply quit using Milk + Honey, which I enjoyed quite a bit, even though it created two huge red patches.

Remember, deodorants aren't intended to reduce sweating, which (from what I've read) is a healthy way to discharge toxins and other stuff that should exit your body. The deodorant just eliminates the odor.

I used the Sudsy again today, as I have for a couple of months, and was pleased with the results. It was the hottest day of the year so far in Seattle (90 degrees!), and the deodorant performed admirably.

Well, at least I fit in here!  I stink too!  

I do find myself seeking out some more natural deodorants lately.  I'm kind of done with the mainstream antiperspirants.  I was reading how they work and figure I have enough problems without adding chemicals like that.  Just my thoughts.

I was like that for a while but literally every single one I tried - and I tried a good 6-7 of them - gave me rashes.  I think it was the baking soda in them.  I got tired of wasting my money on stuff I had to throw away so I went back to the antiperspirants since I sweat a lot.  

with the new laser technology for armpit sweating, I've considered going that route and then trying natural deodorants again.

I had the same problem until I tried Sudsy Soapery. Last time I went in for my annual physical, my doctor asked what the hel* I'd done to my underarms. I explained that I was experimenting with natural deodorants. He told me to quit what I was using (Milk + Honey), and prescribed some stuff I never used.  I simply quit using Milk + Honey, which I enjoyed quite a bit, even though it created two huge red patches.

Remember, deodorants aren't intended to reduce sweating, which (from what I've read) is a healthy way to discharge toxins and other stuff that should exit your body. The deodorant just eliminates the odor.

I used the Sudsy again today, as I have for a couple of months, and was pleased with the results. It was the hottest day of the year so far in Seattle (90 degrees!), and the deodorant performed admirably.

I hear you, but when you have hyperhidrosis, like myself, you need to control the sweating in some fashion.

I know a couple of people who just use some powder, although forgot the name of it, but its supposed to be natural for you and does the job of absorption.

I probably live in the worst environment for body odors: the Gulf Coast. Hotter than the hubs of Hell and humidity 90%+ damn near every day it seems. I used a natural crystal deodorant here for awhile, but it petered out about halfway through the day. I now use different deo/anti-persp. types, but I will give a superb review to the Gillette Clear Gel stuff. I can go two or three days before the 'pits start to smell just a tad and that includes 1 to 2 showers per day.


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