Anti-perspirant........................
Discussion
leeb said:
Anyone know one which actually bloody works?
"sure active" seems to make no difference at all. We are not talking a big issue here, just wondered if anyone had any recommendations in these times of warmth to stop the odd damp patch underarm, which are really not good.
mitchum roll on works for me most of the time, shame I cant shower in the stuff..."sure active" seems to make no difference at all. We are not talking a big issue here, just wondered if anyone had any recommendations in these times of warmth to stop the odd damp patch underarm, which are really not good.
Perspi Guard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! although expensive....
http://www.healthandcare.co.uk/perspi-guard.html?g...
http://www.healthandcare.co.uk/perspi-guard.html?g...
swansea v6 said:
is very uncomfortable when you first use it, i didnt actually get to sleep because I was scratching my armpits all night!!!! but after about 2 weeks it is fine, just dont have a shower/bath anywhere near putting it on, makes it itch sssssoooo much worse
Crikey. What they hell do they use in it? Hydrochloric acid?I still find Lynx is the longest lasting (shame the odours are a bit cheap).
However, the BEST I've used are those crystal deodorant sticks from Holland And Barrett. No stale smell after 24 hours even with heavy gym work. (The 24 hours ones rarely last that long.)
Also it's very natural so won't give you cancer unlike the aluminium ones (ie the ones everyone uses).
I have used this stuff before, http://www.tripledryonline.com/
I find it pretty good, apply it for three days and then once every 2/3 days.
No stingyness/itching on my pits anyway.
I find it pretty good, apply it for three days and then once every 2/3 days.
No stingyness/itching on my pits anyway.
Driclor has been a revelation. Mitchum 2nd best, although it appears to contain the same aluminium wotsit ingredient that driclor uses. I even tried driclor on my forehead as that became a shiny beacon in warm weather. Now, my forehead displays a matt finish. Bear in mind that driclor temporarily seals up pores, so sweat will still extricate itself in my case the groin area (I think). . . lol, errr
Digger said:
Driclor has been a revelation. Mitchum 2nd best, although it appears to contain the same aluminium wotsit ingredient that driclor uses. I even tried driclor on my forehead as that became a shiny beacon in warm weather. Now, my forehead displays a matt finish. Bear in mind that driclor temporarily seals up pores, so sweat will still extricate itself in my case the groin area (I think). . . lol, errr
So cover your entire body in it apart from maybe a patch on your torso and stick cotton wool over that patch to soak up your entire body's sweat? Gassing Station | Health Matters | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff