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I NEED a deoderant that works PLEASE

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NuttyMuffins · 02/06/2007 16:13

Non of them work, within 5 mintes i am as sweaty as sweaty can be and the deoderants actually seem to make me smell worse [shock[ blush].

Today for example, strappy top on, started to get a bit hot rushing round with the kids and then i remember that i haven't put my deoderant on, so of i trot to do it, but then i seem to sweat and smell more, whats that all about ??

The Pit Rock one has been mentioned before, but does it really work ?? They seem to work on me for a bit and then stop. Can't afford to keep buying different ones.

Have tried Mitchum and that worked for a while but not anymore.

And whilst i'mn on about it, is it normal to sweat so much ?? I had jeans on when out today and the back of them was soaked when i stood up.

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JennsterSlugSlayer · 02/06/2007 22:25

I used to have the same problem. So embarrassing. . I use Anhydrol Forte which is identical to Driclor, but stinging is marginally more bearable. Anhydrol is a P med which means you have to ask at the counter for it.

In fact I say I use it, but probably use it every 6 months or so now. Used to use it 2-3 times a week. You MUST apply it to dry skin at night and wash off in the morning and it isn't that bad.

Hope this helps.

JennsterSlugSlayer · 02/06/2007 22:26

Oh and Anhydrol is a quid or two cheaper than Driclor.

Skribble · 02/06/2007 22:28

I find only certain brands work for me, I can use dove and Palolive soft and gentle< Mitchum didn't work for me.

Put on your anto pespirant first thing, make sure it is an anti pespirant not just a deoderant.

glitterfairy · 02/06/2007 22:31

Someone I know had acupuncture for this as she sweats an awful lot (literally drips) and it has worked well.

scatterbrain · 03/06/2007 11:37

You can have botox in your armpits too - that's supposed to work but more expensive that the products mentioned !

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