I'M STINKY!!!

[techres]

Fart. It will cover the B.O.

 

[Lucas156]

Do you use antiperspirant or just regular deodorant? If I use antiperspirant I literally have pain shooting up my arms and I don't know why. I stick with deodorant for that reason and I use Old Spice. Ive heard that anti-perspirant is bad for you. Wonder if thats true.

 

[moischmoe]

What is this "deodorant" stuff you speak of?

It's something you apply under your arms so you can go ten days without bathing.

 

[Scutter01]

Do you use antiperspirant or just regular deodorant? If I use antiperspirant I literally have pain shooting up my arms and I don't know why. I stick with deodorant for that reason and I use Old Spice. Ive heard that anti-perspirant is bad for you. Wonder if thats true.

You may have aluminum neurotoxicity. Most antiperspirants contain aluminum. Also, it has a nasty habit of clogging your pores, so you're more susceptible to acne or other pore-related issues. Although I haven't had any problems, I prefer not to use antiperspirant, but stick with just deodorant.

 

[danielocean03]

Old Spice Red Zone Sweat Defense in "swagger".

 

[Fenway]

That does not sound good at all

If I use antiperspirant I literally have pain shooting up my arms and I don't know why.

 

[Fenway]

"swagger".

 

[Scutter01]

He calls it his "pimp stick".

 

[magic man]

Old Spice After Hours

 

[murphy45]

A generous splash of Isopropyl alcohol has worked for me for longer than I can remember.

How much do you have to drink before you lose your sense of smell?

 

[Donnelly]

I usually use Degree sport but if I feel it is not working as well as I think it should, I switch to Arm & Hammer for a few weeks. After that the Degree is usually working well enough.

 

[ljadayton]

What is this "deodorant" stuff you speak of?

 

[Scutter01]

So, I went out to buy a couple of different brands this morning, and they're all virtually identical. The main ingredient in each one is still propylene glycol (and/or dipropylene glycol) with sodium stearate, water, and fragrance. I'm having a hard time understanding how one is any better than pretty much any other. Even within one brand (Old Spice, for example), where one is "regular" and the other is "super-duper long lasting", it's the same exact ingredients, which means it's all marketing.

Old Spice's packaging kills me, though. It's clear that they're trying very hard to update their stodgy image. The regular scents still smell like my dad, though.

 

[lovemachine]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owGykVbfgUE]YouTube - Old Spice | The Man Your Man Could Smell Like[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpUrz9RvuPk]YouTube - Old Spice | Did You Know[/ame]

 

[ATM]

...The regular scents still smell like my dad, though.

If it was good enough for Scutter00, it's good enough for you.

You youngsters with your fancy scents...

 

[fergie22]

mennens speed stick since boot camp 42 years ago still the best deoderant not anti persperant

 

[Turn Key]

one character

 

[Titanium Man]

They not only don't work as well, but it seems like it's no time when that little clump of deordorant material is down to nothing, and scraping off into my pit and dropping onto the bathroom floor, into a corner I can't reach. Then I have to march into the hallway closet to my "deodorant stash", and grab a new one.

 

[spasmo]

According to MensHealth.com

Menscience Advanced Deodorant is the best. Although it appears to be $17 a stick!!! That's just ridiculous but I guess if it works.

 

[Scutter01]

According to MensHealth.com

Menscience Advanced Deodorant is the best. Although it appears to be $17 a stick!!! That's just ridiculous but I guess if it works.

I can buy witch hazel for like a buck. I'm not paying $17 for a can of it suspended in glycerin. Also, the other active ingredient is aluminosilicate (although they call it "microzeolites" for some reason), which is the same thing that's in every over-the-counter antiperspirant and is one of the things I don't want. In other words, they're getting you to pay a fortune for marketing the same thing you can get at CVS for three bucks.