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What is the Best Deodorant on the market? Which one do you use, and while we are at it, which one do you not like?

I'm sick of my arms feeling stuck together, and I'm been switching to different ones without much success so please share what deodorant you use.

 
I cant use the gels or clear deodorants. I only use Degree. Just the plain white stuff. Never get a sticky feeling and it's cheap.

 
Please white degree IMO.

The gels or clear stuff ends up sliding down my arm throughout the day and is the skeeviest feeling ever

 
'SacramentoBob said:
'BigJohn said:
I cant use the gels or clear deodorants.
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:goodposting: Can't stand that sticky feeling. Been using Old Spice High Endurance for over a decade now with no complaints.
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This.For some reason, deodorants used to stop working for me after a period of time. This is the only one that hasn't done that and I've been using it for years. Smells really good too and really fights odor all day.
 
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I used gold old Right Guard deodorant in the bronze can for 30 years but recently switched to Axe cause I bought a small can of it for a trip and the wife liked it.

 
Old Spice After Hours. Been using it for a few years now. Really like it. Actually get compliments on how good I smell.

 
'Sean said:
I use this Arm and Hammer link No aluminum or other #### to stain your shirts.
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Thanks - I didn't know Arm & Hammer has an aluminum-free version. I'll try it.I've gone through all of the "natural" deodorants. None really work. Nature's Gate was the best, I suppose.

 
'QB Bills said:
'Sean said:
I use this Arm and Hammer link No aluminum or other #### to stain your shirts.
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Thanks - I didn't know Arm & Hammer has an aluminum-free version. I'll try it.I've gone through all of the "natural" deodorants. None really work. Nature's Gate was the best, I suppose.
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Keep in mind that is a deodorant, not an anti-perspirant. I believe the anti-perspirants are the ones that contain aluminum, generally speaking. If I'm concerned with sweating, I'll use the Old Spice Sweat Defense AP and it works awesome. Lately I've mostly been using Red Zone deodorant and I'm finding that I don't sweat as much as I used to think I did. Maybe summer will change that.

 
'Polish Hammer said:
'QB Bills said:
'Sean said:
I use this Arm and Hammer link No aluminum or other #### to stain your shirts.
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Thanks - I didn't know Arm & Hammer has an aluminum-free version. I'll try it.I've gone through all of the "natural" deodorants. None really work. Nature's Gate was the best, I suppose.
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Keep in mind that is a deodorant, not an anti-perspirant. I believe the anti-perspirants are the ones that contain aluminum, generally speaking. If I'm concerned with sweating, I'll use the Old Spice Sweat Defense AP and it works awesome. Lately I've mostly been using Red Zone deodorant and I'm finding that I don't sweat as much as I used to think I did. Maybe summer will change that.
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You are correct, but a lot of the deodorants that I am referring to have some other non-aluminum ingredient aimed at limiting sweat.
 
'BigJohn said:
I cant use the gels or clear deodorants. I only use Degree. Just the plain white stuff. Never get a sticky feeling and it's cheap.
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I use my better halfs deodorant. Plain white stuff. Keeps me dryer and better smelling. Plus i get in touch with my feminine side.
 
I seem to have to change deodorants from time to time. It's almost like I get immune to them. Currently using Old Spice (Fiji scent) and I'm pretty apply with it.

 
Been using Speed Stick "Stain-Guard" anti-perspirant for a few years. I wanted no sweat and little staining on my under-shirts. It's not perfect - no sweating, but still get stains, just at a less accelarated rate.

Anybody have any success with an anti-perspirant that does not stain?

 
Mennen Speed Stick - Regular.

Hate the dry deodorants. Feels like someone botched up a cement job in my pits. Of course, I don't have near the issues some of you do so a basic deodorant is fine.

 
There's no such thing as an anti-perspirant that's healthy for your body. You are SUPPOSED to sweat, and it's counterproductive to healthy human physiology to keep yourself from doing so, and your body stresses out over it, and that kind of stress can lead to chronic long term health conditions, including low-key general tissue inflammation, which is a gateway to the development of cancer cells. Get off the crap, like yesterday.

Deoderant is a different story, but the commercial ones are garbage too. Way too many chemicals and laboratory ingredients. That stuff is entering into your body through your pores and damaging your cells.

Parabens are linked to cancer, Aluminum is linked to Alzheimer's and Propylene Glycol affects the brain, liver and kidneys. Stuff just has no place anywhere near the human body, and certainly not covering an entry/exit point...

...and the FDA is a joke. Biggest bought-and-paid-for corporate propaganda network there is.

There's a lot of time being spent in the Using A Belt On Your Child Thread. It is what it is. There are a lot more kids being borderline abused by parents who have no real clue about maintaining their own wellness, much less that of their children.

Here's a good link to start with:

http://www.education.com/reference/article/potential-dangers-mainstream-deodorants/

Same goes for mainstream mouthwash/oral rinse, toothpaste, soap and shaving cream and fragrances.

Buy some pure baking soda, organic white vinegar, a water filter for your sink/shower/tub and some Doctor Bronner's Soap products, and you'll have everything you need for optimum wellness caliber personal hygiene, and save a TON of money in the process.

http://www.drbronner.com/index.html

Get yourselves and your kids off this crap, and live longer, healthier lives.

You can use the extra money to buy better quality food.

 
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'nittanylion said:
There's no such thing as an anti-perspirant that's healthy for your body. You are SUPPOSED to sweat, and it's counterproductive to healthy human physiology to keep yourself from doing so, and your body stresses out over it, and that kind of stress can lead to chronic long term health conditions, including low-key general tissue inflammation, which is a gateway to the development of cancer cells. Get off the crap, like yesterday.Deoderant is a different story, but the commercial ones are garbage too. Way too many chemicals and laboratory ingredients. That stuff is entering into your body through your pores and damaging your cells.Parabens are linked to cancer, Aluminum is linked to Alzheimer's and Propylene Glycol affects the brain, liver and kidneys. Stuff just has no place anywhere near the human body, and certainly not covering an entry/exit point......and the FDA is a joke. Biggest bought-and-paid-for corporate propaganda network there is.There's a lot of time being spent in the Using A Belt On Your Child Thread. It is what it is. There are a lot more kids being borderline abused by parents who have no real clue about maintaining their own wellness, much less that of their children.Here's a good link to start with:http://www.education.com/reference/article/potential-dangers-mainstream-deodorants/Same goes for mainstream mouthwash/oral rinse, toothpaste, soap and shaving cream and fragrances.Buy some pure baking soda, organic white vinegar, a water filter for your sink/shower/tub and some Doctor Bronner's Soap products, and you'll have everything you need for optimum wellness caliber personal hygiene, and save a TON of money in the process.http://www.drbronner.com/index.htmlGet yourselves and your kids off this crap, and live longer, healthier lives.You can use the extra money to buy better quality food.
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Settle down.
 
'nittanylion said:
There's no such thing as an anti-perspirant that's healthy for your body. You are SUPPOSED to sweat, and it's counterproductive to healthy human physiology to keep yourself from doing so, and your body stresses out over it, and that kind of stress can lead to chronic long term health conditions, including low-key general tissue inflammation, which is a gateway to the development of cancer cells. Get off the crap, like yesterday.Deoderant is a different story, but the commercial ones are garbage too. Way too many chemicals and laboratory ingredients. That stuff is entering into your body through your pores and damaging your cells.Parabens are linked to cancer, Aluminum is linked to Alzheimer's and Propylene Glycol affects the brain, liver and kidneys. Stuff just has no place anywhere near the human body, and certainly not covering an entry/exit point......and the FDA is a joke. Biggest bought-and-paid-for corporate propaganda network there is.There's a lot of time being spent in the Using A Belt On Your Child Thread. It is what it is. There are a lot more kids being borderline abused by parents who have no real clue about maintaining their own wellness, much less that of their children.Here's a good link to start with:http://www.education.com/reference/article/potential-dangers-mainstream-deodorants/Same goes for mainstream mouthwash/oral rinse, toothpaste, soap and shaving cream and fragrances.Buy some pure baking soda, organic white vinegar, a water filter for your sink/shower/tub and some Doctor Bronner's Soap products, and you'll have everything you need for optimum wellness caliber personal hygiene, and save a TON of money in the process.http://www.drbronner.com/index.htmlGet yourselves and your kids off this crap, and live longer, healthier lives.You can use the extra money to buy better quality food.
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Unless you are 120 years old, I don't believe you.
 
'QB Bills said:
'Sean said:
I use this Arm and Hammer link No aluminum or other #### to stain your shirts.
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Thanks - I didn't know Arm & Hammer has an aluminum-free version. I'll try it.I've gone through all of the "natural" deodorants. None really work. Nature's Gate was the best, I suppose.
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Been using Old Spice for the last 15 years, might have to switch and try this. First time I even knew they made it. Wife loves the Old Spice though...
 
'nittanylion said:
There's no such thing as an anti-perspirant that's healthy for your body. You are SUPPOSED to sweat, and it's counterproductive to healthy human physiology to keep yourself from doing so, and your body stresses out over it, and that kind of stress can lead to chronic long term health conditions, including low-key general tissue inflammation, which is a gateway to the development of cancer cells. Get off the crap, like yesterday.

Deoderant is a different story, but the commercial ones are garbage too. Way too many chemicals and laboratory ingredients. That stuff is entering into your body through your pores and damaging your cells.

Parabens are linked to cancer, Aluminum is linked to Alzheimer's and Propylene Glycol affects the brain, liver and kidneys. Stuff just has no place anywhere near the human body, and certainly not covering an entry/exit point...

...and the FDA is a joke. Biggest bought-and-paid-for corporate propaganda network there is.

There's a lot of time being spent in the Using A Belt On Your Child Thread. It is what it is. There are a lot more kids being borderline abused by parents who have no real clue about maintaining their own wellness, much less that of their children.

Here's a good link to start with:

http://www.education.com/reference/article/potential-dangers-mainstream-deodorants/

Same goes for mainstream mouthwash/oral rinse, toothpaste, soap and shaving cream and fragrances.

Buy some pure baking soda, organic white vinegar, a water filter for your sink/shower/tub and some Doctor Bronner's Soap products, and you'll have everything you need for optimum wellness caliber personal hygiene, and save a TON of money in the process.

http://www.drbronner.com/index.html

Get yourselves and your kids off this crap, and live longer, healthier lives.

You can use the extra money to buy better quality food.
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OK!.. We get it Buddy..
 
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Bump -

I think Speed Stick stopped making the gel I like. At least I can't find it anymore anywhere. I think it was called "fresh" :hot:

Looking for recommendations as I've gone through about 10 different kinds now and can't find one I like. Really looking for a clear gel that is fragrance free. Help plz.

 
Gels never really worked for me. The Arm & Hammer deodorants work well for me and has been my general goto for a while.

 
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