Anti-Perspirants?

Drake5 · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:03

Right guard works fine for me tbh, although I've never been a heavy sweater. My brother on the other hands sweats like mad and nothing can seem to control it!

Pawnless Endgame · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:05

MasterOfDeceit said:
You cannot go cheap on a nice decent toothbrush and toothpaste, what does your dentist say about you.

Well it's branded Colgate/Aquafresh. What would you consider 'good' / 'bad' for the dentist?

CliffyBiro · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:06

denic2k6 said:
Right guard works fine for me tbh, although I've never been a heavy sweater. My brother on the other hands sweats like mad and nothing can seem to control it!

A good coating of PVA under the pits.

CliffyBiro · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:06

Monserrat said:
Well it's branded Colgate/Aquafresh. What would you consider 'good' / 'bad' for the dentist?

Caramel Toothpaste.

Detrimentum · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:07

Monserrat said:
Well it's branded Colgate/Aquafresh. What would you consider 'good' / 'bad' for the dentist?

Good question. I have no clue, but I use a Colgate hand toothbrush and Sensodyne sometimes with Aqaufresh too.

Cosimo · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:10

skippi90 said:
A good coating of PVA under the pits.

That would explain a lot.

lolism · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:11

Mitchum - that's the 48 hour one, right? Can you get it for men? Or is it that one that smells like talc powder? (missus uses it)

[FnG]magnolia · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:16

Sure or Right Guard. LOL at Lynx.

Bobcat · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:22

OzyOly said:
Driclor with a body spray - job done.

This works best for me too

AiiR · 18 Jul 2010 at 23:32

Right Guard, smells good does the job.

Things change I've changed · 19 Jul 2010 at 00:06

Sure for women, Cotten Fresh, really nice clean smell and lasts for ages.

deano1863 · 19 Jul 2010 at 00:10

I find the lynx dry range stops me sweating. When using right guard and sure men i still sweat

2StepSteve · 19 Jul 2010 at 00:13

Jambo said:
Sanex For Men.

Gary* said:
+1

The 24hr protection does work imo, and has a nice fragrance too

Charlie Bravo said:
+2

Is that Sanex the roll on or the spray? Come on! Details are needed or else I may kill off everyone I work with!

martinturner · 19 Jul 2010 at 08:15

How bad is Driclor from a stinging/itching point of view. I have some but have been reluctant as I keep hearing stories of people crying in pain from it. Is it really that bad? Does it sting or itch? How long does it last (pain point of view), from time you apply it? I know you put it on at night as it is supposed to be used at time when sweat glands are least active. If it is 'that' bad; does washing it off actually stop it? That said, it is supposed to be very good.

Morgoth · 19 Jul 2010 at 08:22

Nothing wrong with cheap toothpaste, I use Tesco own brand and I've still never had a filling.

jumpy · 19 Jul 2010 at 19:43

Tried several of the leading brands of antiperspirant...
They're fine if you continue to use them regularly, but I found that when I stopped using them, the 'sweat smell' was really acrid and sharp; much more so than before I started using these products - After about 3-4 weeks not using AP this went away.

Most of them do what they say on the tin, but chemically blocking the sweat pores on your armpits didn't work for me - despite using the 24hr stuff and showering every day, it just used to make me itch. Add to that the consequences of stopping using AP...

Deodorant 1 - Antiperspirant 0

yhack · 19 Jul 2010 at 19:53

martinturner said:
How bad is Driclor from a stinging/itching point of view. I have some but have been reluctant as I keep hearing stories of people crying in pain from it. Is it really that bad? Does it sting or itch? How long does it last (pain point of view), from time you apply it? I know you put it on at night as it is supposed to be used at time when sweat glands are least active. If it is 'that' bad; does washing it off actually stop it? That said, it is supposed to be very good.

It only stang a little bit for me, nothing to complain about though.

Put it on before you go to sleep and you won't notice it.