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Steve Voltage
05 Dec 15 12:22
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I've used sure deodorants for years.

Although they shrunk the size of the cans a couple of years ago i have still managed to buy the full sized cans but no longer. The smaller cans are supposed to last as long as the larger cans but as suspected this is bull even though the price is the same. Time to look for another deodorant.

Recommendations?

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By:
GoOnThen
When: 05 Dec 15 12:37
I've used the same brand of stick deodorant for over 30yrs. Unfortunately it's £24 a pop these days.Recommendations for a cheaper alternative welcome...stick versions only preferred.
By:
mememe
When: 05 Dec 15 13:59
If you have a bath or shower regularly, the you don't need deodorant, IMO.

I have a shower every week and it does for me, although it can be a bit lonely.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 05 Dec 15 15:08
more than once a month washes out your valuable essential oils
By:
Aunty Post
When: 05 Dec 15 15:19
mememe...you may indeed get away without a deodorant, but you have to realise that if you perspire, then you will stink!

It isn't the perfume that just disguises the smell. It's the active ingredient, that kills the bacteria, that are causing the stench!
By:
Aunty Post
When: 05 Dec 15 15:28
"Lynx-Africa" is a good one...

It smells like a Zulu's loin cloth!
By:
blackestnight
When: 05 Dec 15 15:28
Nivea silver protect is very good, does the job and no poncey smell.
By:
mememe
When: 05 Dec 15 15:32
Aunty,
I was jesting ... I shower every morning and always smell like a new born baby (who's wearing Dove Deodorant)
By:
Aunty Post
When: 05 Dec 15 15:49
Of course I was jesting too!

Due to the vagaries of the English language, your bracketed comment could be a statement, or a question!
By:
Crisp77
When: 05 Dec 15 15:55
Just buy from the Aldi Lacura range. Very cheap and does the job.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 05 Dec 15 15:59
Might just go back and have a bash with some "roll on" types.

I detest the ones that leave everything covered in a white powder (I think this is mainly the ones with aluminium blah blah blah).

I have found that some of the stick ones seem to build up on a shirt and, despite washing, make the area stiff.
Tip here is to soak the area in white vinegar. before hanging outside (the shirt I mean) and then blasting it with a garden flame thrower.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 05 Dec 15 16:43
Whatever happened to carbolic soap and the scrubbing brush?
By:
Hamsterdam
When: 05 Dec 15 17:14
You want anti-antiperspirant not deodorant, the 48 hour stuff. I second the Nivea range is decent...and cheap.
By:
Just Checking
When: 05 Dec 15 17:18
Try a larger shop? I bought a large can from boots recently, they had small ones but I can't remember the normal stuff not being there. I don't normally wear deoderant though.

If I've anything important on I'll wash under the pits, rinse then wash again, it makes a big difference as to how long before any smell appears. Try it, then thank me Laugh.
By:
mememe
When: 05 Dec 15 17:49
Are there any other parts of the body that need deodorising ...
Feet perhaps.

Do women have problems like this?

I suppose in the end you can't beat a good wash ... and thereby avoid masking the stink - not my end, I hasten to add!
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 05 Dec 15 18:50
I would usually have two showers every day and I very rarely use deodorant and according to Mrs.Blue I never pen and ink.
By:
The Leopard
When: 05 Dec 15 20:13
Have you married the new bird, Slippy, or are you referring to the ex-wife ? (confused of Ealing)
By:
The Leopard
When: 05 Dec 15 20:14
PS. Dove Deodorant for me, roll-on.
By:
The Leopard
When: 05 Dec 15 20:17
PPS I am worried about the stuff being on my skin all the time.....may have some unknown  effect on the body longterm.
By:
Just Checking
When: 05 Dec 15 20:27
Some people (so I'm sure the conspiracy nuts on the forum Devil) are convinced that the alumunium in deoderant is bad for you. That's more the antiperspirant types. If I'm wearing one for normal use it's lynx (though I tried the LIDL one and it's pretty nice), which isn't really an antiperspirant. Some deoderants advertise the lack of it.

I do wear an antiperspirant on holiday sometimes though, if it's hot and humid you can sweat in minutes and you don't want your limited clothing cycled through and stinking after 2 days..
By:
Aunty Post
When: 06 Dec 15 11:49
It's a bit like "The Women's Institute" on here, with some of our topics!

Have we ever had a thread on "Vaginal Thrush"?
By:
mememe
When: 06 Dec 15 13:36
Aunty

the Vaginal Thrush is a winter visitor to these shores.  It can often be seen ... sorry I can't continue with this ... I was going on to talk about its nest ... then I started to itch in an embarrassing area!! Have to go
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