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Deoderants...............Do any of them actually work ??

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nutcracker · 07/06/2005 16:14

Must have brought at least one a week in the past few weeks, but they don't seem to work.

Am a very clean person and hate to think i'm sweaty and stinky

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Pruni · 07/06/2005 20:32

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nutcracker · 07/06/2005 20:41

Am soooooo glad it's not just me

I never used to have this prob, only seems to be this year really.
Like a few of you have said, within a few minutes of it being warm I start to sweat and I think i smell, no one has said I do but maybe they wouldn't.

Anyway I will try the mitchum one out, and hopefully that will help.

Thanks all

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mamadadawahwah · 07/06/2005 21:31

I personally have banned them in the house. They are full of aluminium and not good for the kids to breathe in. Furthermore extended use of underarm sprays have been linked to breast cancer.

I use Dr Tom's Natural deoderant. No gunk, no crap and smells lovely.

If you stink that bad, you might have a hormonal problem that might be checked.

oooggs · 07/06/2005 22:02

Mitchum is used in this household too. Both use the roll on.

bibiboo · 08/06/2005 21:21

Nutcracker, it's not just you! I've used Perspirex (Boots sell) for over a year now and it's excellent. You put it on at night, it whiffs a bit, but shower it off in the morning and you stay dry all day. After 3 days use you can leave off using it for 3 days, then start the cycle again. Its only small, and about 3 times the price of normal anti-perspirants, but well worth it imo!

Dior · 08/06/2005 21:43

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nutcracker · 08/06/2005 21:50

Well i borught the mitchum roll on and it is ok, not fantastic but will tyr it for a bit longer and see how i go.

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charellie · 08/06/2005 21:52

I've used the Perspirex too. It's very strong but quite effective if applied every few days

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