S/O - what natural deoderant works for your tween/teen boy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If he showers and changes his clothes daily, there shouldn't be such a bad smell through the course of a day. Does he have a healthy diet?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Boys stink. Teenaged boys absolutely reek. And all the organic food and bogus "health" products in the world aren't going to change these facts of life.

What kind of parent doesn't let their teenager use deodorant? Were you planning on ruining his social life until he's old enough to buy his own hygiene products?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LOL Old Spice. Buy the poor kid some axe and be done with this.

My 17yo really likes the old-spice. I'll buy him whatever he asks for because it sure smells better than his armpits!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL Old Spice. Buy the poor kid some axe and be done with this.

My 17yo really likes the old-spice. I'll buy him whatever he asks for because it sure smells better than his armpits!

I think the generations have switched it up and now the younger kids like Old Spice and the millennials are using Axe.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone tried FResh Kidz or Primal Pit Paste. This is for an 8 y/o

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL Old Spice. Buy the poor kid some axe and be done with this.

My 17yo really likes the old-spice. I'll buy him whatever he asks for because it sure smells better than his armpits!

Hey now. I'm a 43 year old woman who uses Old Spice "Swagger."
I may smell like an adolescent boy, but at least I don't smell like BO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am an extremely lazy, inactive woman and natural deodorants don't work on me and I haven't broken a sweat since 1994.

Get him a good deodorant.

Thanks for the laugh!

[Anonymous]

Primal pit works for my DH who was once a stinky teenage boy.

We switched a few years ago and haven't looked back.

[Anonymous]

Schmidts. It is the only one that works, in my opinion -- I suggest you give it a try before abandoning the idea of natural deodorant. My husband uses it too. OP, please ignore the other comments -- it is totally normal for your tween/teen boy to stink, esp if they play sports! Good luck.

[Anonymous]

We tried Tom's--did not work at all. I let my DS choose his own deodorant (not anti-perspirant). he sniffed around and choose one of the old spice varieties.

[Anonymous]

My ds used Every Man Jack, and it worked well until 14. Now he stinks if he doesn't use one with an antiperspirant. (He does sports every day)

[Anonymous]

degree. I'm a bigger fan of antiperspirants over deodorants.

[Anonymous]

If there is ever a time to use chemicals its now. Please. God Please.

[Anonymous]

I understand not using anti-perspirants, but what's the issue with plain old deodorant?

DS and DH use Old Spice.

[Anonymous]

Beware Old Spice Pure Sport. My DH gave himself severe chemical burns with it, I think because he put it on while still wet from the shower..

[Anonymous]

I have a good sense of smell, and my clean, deodorant-free kids don't stink. If they did, I'd suggest they use an unscented deodorant. the smells in scented deodorants give me a headache. And many kids with allergies react to products like Axe, so I don't think it's nice for people to wear it to school, use it in the locker rooms etc.