Which deodorant do you use?

jp_bl_68

jp_bl_68

jp_bl_68

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I use a fragrance free roll on antiperspirant but I could do with some deodorant too. Most of the ones I've tried (various Lynx, Adidas and supermarket brand) smell terrible. I seem to remember Ben Sherman used to do one that smelt OK but I've not seen any in a while.

Are there any nice smelling deodorants out there?
 
At the moment right guard - energy zone. Ive just bought a 30ml lynx africa though because will need to take it through airport in hand luggage
 
I just duct tape two hedgehogs under my arms, and the sweat is too afraid to come out in case it gets prickled.
 
Just use a Right Guard anti-perspirant. Don't know the name of it, just pick it up when I run out. Smells OK, but then I don't really bother wearing any smellies for work, so it could be generic spray 01 and I wouldn't care, so long as it stops me smelling.
 
none...

i use aftershave, but i really cant understand the idea of blocking up your body from a natural and needed function. ... surely it can't be good for you?

i shower in the morning and should be fresh by the end of the working day. then its another shower if im going out anywhere or planning some sexy time with the mrs.
 
_Jimlad_ said:
none...

i use aftershave, but i really cant understand the idea of blocking up your body from a natural and needed function. ... surely it can't be good for you?

i shower in the morning and should be fresh by the end of the working day. then its another shower if im going out anywhere or planning some sexy time with the mrs.
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Anti-Perspirant stops you sweating (not very well anyway), body spray doesn't.

I always shower/bath at night and so not using spray in the morning is a no-go. What happens if you end up doing something really laborious and end up sweating loads and you're not at home?
 
Mason- said:
Anti-Perspirant stops you sweating (not very well anyway), body spray doesn't.

I always shower/bath at night and so not using spray in the morning is a no-go. What happens if you end up doing something really laborious and end up sweating loads and you're not at home?
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i know what the difference is thanks.

that's your problem, you bath at night, if you wash in the morning then you will most of the time stay fresh.

google how much you sweat at night and you will see that you already start the day with dried on sweat, which will then turn to BO as you start to fresh sweat in the day.

fact: fresh sweat does not smell, died/stale sweat does.
 
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