AIBU re. Deodorant?

[WhiffyBiffer]

Aibu to think you can develop 'resistance' to deodorant? Mitchum has always been great but lately I don't think it's being as effective. Is this possible? What are mnetters deodorants of choice?

[addictedtosugar]

I switch between sure and garnier (I think), and whatever is on offer. I try to open something different when the old bottle runs out.

[Fluffyears]

Yes happens to me I get 'resistant' and alternate my deodorant to stop this.

[Vixxfacee]

You can get resistance to it. I have to change mine every few months. Very annoying

[SuperFlyHigh]

I weaned myself off it (used natural ones like Weleda) and then found I don't generally need it.

the only times I do need it are in hot/sweaty weather and when armpits are exposed with nothing covering them. other than that I just wash them.

If out with friends/date etc I do sometimes put some on, just to be polite but I don't sweat more or smell more there.

[SuperFlyHigh]

Strumpers yeah same here.

[BumpTheElephant]

I rarely use antiperspirants anymore, I don't seem to need them. I use Jason or Sanex 0% deodorant and wash my pits morning and evening.
I haven't found any that stopped working after a while but I always used to just buy what was on offer so probably changed brands constantly. They're all basically the same stuff though.

[DrinkFeckArseGirls]

Hmm, mitchum recently smells a bit musty on me. And not at the end of the day. It never used to smell of anything.

[googoodolly]

I think that certain types of toiletries become less effective over time. I find that if I use the same brand of shampoo for several months, my hair feels greasier than it used to, even though my washing habits haven't changed at all, it's odd.

I tend to switch between 2-3 brands in a rotating cycle and then I find it's not an issue. I would assume it could be the same for deodorant, though how much of it is in my head I don't know