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Deodorant Reviews

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Date: 04/16/2009 Topics: Product Reviews > Bath and Beauty | Readers Request > Beauty  
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I need a dependable underarm deodorant.

By Fatso

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By newsbuzz (4) Contact
Try Drysol. One of my friends is using it and he claims it works for him.

Posted on 07/16/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Snoopy4500 (2) Contact
When I was dating my husband, his armpits were red no matter what deodorant he used. I got him to use Almay and he has never had red armpits again.

Posted on 04/27/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By jayneb (1) Contact
LOL! I actually read all of the posts all the time wondering if ANYone used 'lowly' avon?! I've been using avon roll-on @ years. It's very economical. I actually buy it @ ebay and save even more. I even agree with your favorite scents. :-)

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By castleberrycc (101) Contact
Dove deodorant is great.

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By patom (53) Profile Contact
I use Degree (womens) Ultra Clear, Pure Rain scent, and it never fails me. I work outside a lot doing gardening, woodworking, etc., and Degree hasn't failed me yet.

Pat Tin Nevada

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By dcsprsmm (33) Contact
I have a bad problem with not being able to use just anything. I find that Mitchum works the best. Most clog my pores this doesn't. Plus after you use it for about a week if you happen to skip a day. You are pretty safe lol ' I found this out when I was waiting for my grand daughter to be born. Debbie

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By kghsave (220) Profile Contact
Unfortunately, what works for one person may not work for another, but I'm a "Secret" fan...love the fresh scent.

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By cuten74 (2) Profile Contact
Dove is my favorite! It does not clump and is so silky smooth.

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By Robyn Fed (444) Profile Blog! Contact
You can not beat mitchum!

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By kmcb59 (11) Profile Contact
I like Dove. If you have a costco close by, you get 4 sticks of it for about 8:00 and it is very smooth and works well.

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By ivorylov (27) Profile Blog! Contact
I just love and have used Avon roll on deodorant for years! Its an anti-perspirant and deodorant. It comes in many scents too! I love the Feelin' Fresh and the Baby Power ones. If you don't wear perfume all the time this deodorant smells good and only cost .99 per bottle! Hope this helps!

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    What is a good deodorant or antiperspirant for sweating armpits. My sister has tried every thing and nothing has worked.

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What is a good deodorant or antiperspirant for sweating armpits. My sister has tried every thing and nothing has worked.

Aisha from Norwich, CT

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RE: Deodorant Reviews

My son had the same problem. We found a deodorant called Certain Dry. Its sold over the counter however, you may have to ask the pharmacy for it if you can not find it. Walmart sells it. It may take a few days but if you follow the directions it really does work. Good luck. (06/21/2007)

By Linda

RE: Deodorant Reviews

I use Secret Platium and have no trouble with wetness under my arm pits. I read that Secret is now bringing out an even stronger deodorant, your sister might want to try that one. Good luck. (06/22/2007)

By Ann

RE: Deodorant Reviews

I just started using the new Secret deodorant, for people who sweat excessively. It is kind of expensive, but I must say it really does work! Try it. (06/22/2007)

By Connie

RE: Deodorant Reviews

We started using dry Indian crystal sticks which are not expensive and last a year, so we were told by our pharmacist. This Indian crystal stick not only saves you a lot of money, it is healthier for your skin. Also, you do something for the environment at the same time. Take care, Mon. (06/22/2007)

By butterfly68

RE: Deodorant Reviews

If she has excessively sweaty armpits, try a product called Drysol. It should be available at your pharmacy. My son had quite a problem, used to wear 2 tee shirts to soak up the perspiration. This product solved the problem. But it is not just a antiperspirant. It is to be used to reduce excessive sweating, and you must follow the treatment directions. As for regular antiperspirant, Mitchum is another brand that is very good for excessive sweating. (06/22/2007)

By louel53

RE: Deodorant Reviews

Firstly, there is a difference between a deodorant and an antiperspirant. Deodorant is for body odor and antiperspirant is to stop perspiration.

If it is excessive perspiration problems, then choices such as the one made by Linda - Certain Dry - would probably do the trick. There is also a product called Mitchum for problem perspiration it comes in a roll on, spray, or solid. Secret, Degree, Lady Schick, all have excellent antiperspirant products. The higher the percentage of aluminum in the antiperspirant, the stronger the antiperspirant is. Good Luck. (06/22/2007)

By hedera

RE: Deodorant Reviews

My husband likes Suave (for women) over all the men's deodorants. (07/29/2007)

By imaqt1962

RE: Deodorant Reviews

Mitchum roll-on definitely works but after years of use, I think it can possibly block up your sweat glands or something. I've been using Dove original scent and love it! It's effective and smells great! I've tried a few other Dove scents but only like the original. (08/27/2007)

By luvvy

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You need to look at different antiperspirants in store and compare the ingredients. Antiperspirants use different kinds of aluminum salt, which makes them more or less effective. I wanted to buy "prescription strength" antiperspirant in the drugstore, but they were all too expensive. Then I looked at what exact aluminum salt they contained, and they all contain aluminum zirconium tetracholorhydrex gly. So I started looking at the other deodorants. Turns out Arrid extra dry contains the same aluminum compound for a fraction of the price!

I usually sweat a lot, but Arrid really has helped me the best so far. I won't recommend that anybody who sweats a lot buy that kind of crystal deodorant. My mom bought one for me and it's really not effective. It works a little, I use it on days I know I will spend at home, to save money, it is cheaper. (09/29/2008)

RE: Deodorant Reviews

Watch all these "Special Clinical Strength" deodorants. You will pay more for something that is probably the same strength in a regular one. Example: Mitchum Gel is the same strength and product as Sure, with Aluminum Zirconium Tetrachlorohydrex Gly (20%) but at a fraction of the price. (10/13/2008)

By Pete

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