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I CANNOT seem to find a deodorant that works well for me. I would like to find one that:
1. Works 2. does not smell worse than BO Is that so much to ask? I would prefer something all natural, and I would like to try going through the winter without antiperspirant. But, at this point, I would just like anything that works well. Most deodorants, such as Secret, just seem to smell horrible on me. Most recently, I have tried Green Tidings because it had good reviews online. It just doesn't seem to work. I have also tried some clinical strength, but they also smell weird on me. HELP! |
| Secret. I never, ever smell like BO. Then again, it's not all natural. Never found an all natural deodorant to work. That's why Europeans stink. |
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I like the Aubrey deoderants, both the Calendula Blossom and the High C ones. I've been pairing them with a Tom's antiperspirant in the summer.
I used to use coconut oil, and it worked very well for a year or so, until I got pregnant, and then my body chemistry changed, both during and after pregnancy, and it didn't work again. But it's really cheap and easy, so you might want to give it a try. |
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Unscented Secret gel works like a charm.
Unscented Men's Speed Stick also works amazingly well. |
| Lady Speed Stick invisible dry solid. |
| Tom's |
| Primal Pit Paste, I buy it from Whole Foods. |
| I swipe my underarms with alcohol and then apply a natural one. Still trying to find one that works totally, but the alcohol alone seems to help alot. |
| I use the crystal in the pink packaging. I love it. I don't stink, but I do sweat; however, since I've been using it for years now, my sweating seems to be lessening. |
| Dove, unscented. |
| Earth science liken |
| Secret clinical for sensitive skin. I always buy unscented deodorants and don't get smelly armpits. I actually think the perfumes smell worse when combined with sweat than sweat alone. |
| Dry idea unscented |
| The only one that works for me is Degree clinical. But I don't mind the scent "powder" |
| Mennon SpeedStick. Original deodorant - not the antiperspirant. |