Spec me some deodorant...

Jotun · 9 Oct 2008 at 18:53

I've just bought some Odaban, after someone pointed me to their website - http://www.odaban.com/ - Sounds like what I need although I've not tried it yet. It sounds pretty similar to Driclor actually.

{{INX}} · 9 Oct 2008 at 18:54

Sure is good either spray or rollon but i now prefer rollons!

Cr0fty · 9 Oct 2008 at 18:55

apeZ said:
Erm, bit of a strange question, but nevertheless, does anyone have any recommendations of a good antiperspirant to use? Preferably after something that actually prevents/absorbs perspiration, and not something with a really strong smell.

Currently using Adidas, but seems a bit useless. Any ideas?

Translation:

apeZ said:
Erm, bit of a strange question, but nevertheless, does anyone have any recommendations of a good antiperspirant to use? Preferably after something that actually prevents/absorbs perspiration, and not something with a really strong smell.

Currently using Adidas, but seems a bit useless, nothing covers up my odour and stops the sweat . Any ideas?

loltim · 9 Oct 2008 at 18:59

Hxc said:
Driclor is great stuff. Apply at night, sleep with the tingling for a few days, and sweat is a thing of the past.

Then the sweat has to come out from somewhere else?

I use Sure cotton fresh because it doesn't have a smell, haven't used Lynx since I was a schoolboy

Vulcan · 9 Oct 2008 at 18:59

Archy said:
Sure. Big cans, lasts a long time, stops sweaty pits! Never had any complaints! If I'm goin out though, I have a can of Armani for man that I use

Truth. ^

I've tried many of the years, and Sure is by far the best. Although I use a roll on rather than a spray. It has a rather neutral smell which is much better than those cheap smells that other brands have.

netby · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:01

Greenlizard0 said:
Heh, thinking about I'm not sure if there was a scientific reason behind it or it was an internet urban legend. I remember a while back there was a bit of a hoohar as they use aluminium particles to block your sweat pores which isn't a good idea. I'm not sure if that's the same now.

yes it has aluminium particles on it,which are hazardous for health

http://www.reading.ac.uk/about/newsandevents/releases/PR254.asp

http://www.alzscot.org/pages/info/aluminium.htm

it´s not only the Chinese who are using bad things in food,you know :rolleyes:

gumbald · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:13

Gillette stuff. Lynx anti-perspirant welds my hairs together, so don't use that.

Nick1881 · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:14

Lynx Dry works great for me and Dark Temptation smells so good.

jaybee · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:15

"Spec me a deodrant?" Could there be a sadder thread title on a forum.

gumbald · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:18

Yes...

Megahurtz400 · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:23

jaybee said:
"Spec me a deodrant?" Could there be a sadder thread title on a forum.

Of course!

G-MAN2004 · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:25

Hxc said:
I don't tend to unless doing heavy physical activity.

Opposite with me. I sweat doing nothing, but when on the gym, playing football, etc. I don't.

Vulcan · 9 Oct 2008 at 19:54

jaybee said:
"Spec me a deodrant?" Could there be a sadder thread title on a forum.

I see you've been here only a few months. You have missed much...

Fuzz · 9 Oct 2008 at 20:45

If I want prevention I use "Physio sport" anti perspirant.
Works really well and does actually smell quite nice

However if all I want to do is freshedn up then Lynx "Africa" is my current fav.

Adidas I found to be absolute pants.

Clown · 9 Oct 2008 at 22:35

I use Aftershave / EDT to smell nice, not deodorant. You guys need to stop being so cheap!

Fuzz · 9 Oct 2008 at 22:53

Nothing wrong with a bit of old spice

Fuzz · 9 Oct 2008 at 22:56

Fahrenheit is probably my most Fav aftershave, the smell lasts for days

CK "Electric" is smooooth but the essence has disappeared by the end of the night.

monkeyspank · 9 Oct 2008 at 23:03

Try not sweating

mr tommo · 9 Oct 2008 at 23:04

Driclor gets another vote for me. I used to just sweat from my armpits ridiculously.. Like to the stage where i couldn't wear just a t-shirt, id have to wear a top underneath to stop sweatpatches. I could be shivering in freezing cold weather walking up to town on a night out and my armpits would be sweating like crazy. Never used to sweat anywhere else and it never used to smell.

I went into boots and found the Driclor , its expensive at about £7 a roll. But its the best £7 Ive ever spent. Stung like crazy the first time I used it and I hardly slept all night because of the pain. Then after about 3 nights I just completely stopped sweating. Now I use it one night every 10 days. Awesome stuff!

thepharcyde · 9 Oct 2008 at 23:06

mr tommo said:
Driclor gets another vote for me. I used to just sweat from my armpits ridiculously.. Like to the stage where i couldn't wear just a t-shirt, id have to wear a top underneath to stop sweatpatches. I could be shivering in freezing cold weather walking up to town on a night out and my armpits would be sweating like crazy. Never used to sweat anywhere else and it never used to smell.

I went into boots and found the Driclor , its expensive at about £7 a roll. But its the best £7 Ive ever spent. Stung like crazy the first time I used it and I hardly slept all night because of the pain. Then after about 3 nights I just completely stopped sweating. Now I use it one night every 10 days. Awesome stuff!

Snap, 1st month of using this stuff. Agree with the pain at first and itchyness.

Reccomended this stuff to a mate too who is the same as me sweats in an aircon office and is cold!