Secret clinical waterproof. Have to get it online. Also, don’t wear synthetic fabrics. Nothing can keep you from stinking in those.

Anonymous wrote:I started using Lume body wash on my armpits & feet (kept using my normal secret antiperspirant). Helped quite a bit. My teenager subsequently started using it, and she’s less stinky now, as well. It’s not cheap, but I think there are knock-offs now.

I use Lume and a natural deodorant on my armpits, and I seem to be less sweaty and smelly. No night sweats, but I work out daily and sweat a lot then.

Anonymous wrote:Dry idea, 72 hours. But you may need to disinfect your pits in case some bacteria are really lodged in there. I would do that with alcohol or salicylic acid after a long shower where you wash your pits with soap and gently exfoliate them.

+1 Dry idea is great!

I shower at least twice a day.

Botox in armpits every six months
Administered by my Dermatologist
Fully covered by our health insurance

I use men’s degree, for 12 years now. Powerful stuff!

I've found the thing that works best for me is using an anti-bacterial soap in my arm pits. Scrub it in and let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing.

Megababe!! It is the best deodorant I have ever used. I like rosy pits best. Zero smell, ever, all day long.

Anonymous wrote:I have used Mitchum for around 25+ years. It doesn't stop flop sweat but is otherwise great.

I am female but use the regular in the dark green container, not the women's light green.

ditto, I am female and I have used the mens mitchum unscented gel for the last decade or so. I only need to apply it after a shower. I don't sweat much, however. No night sweats and rarely sweat even with exercise. (Bikram yoga could get me to sweat, but it's been about 20 years since I've regularly done bikram/heated yoga.)

OP I am the same. Tried them all and did a deep dive on reviews. Found this and I really lke it: https://www.amazon.com/Antiperspirant-Deodorant-Long-Lasting-Sensitive-Protection/dp/B01CKN68JQ

I do shower twice a day. I put this on before bed and in the morning. Really works.

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Anonymous wrote:I found I just needed to try a different drug store brand. I'd been using Dove for years and switched to Secret and no more issues.

I also switched from Dove to Secret recently.

I switched from Secret to Dove Spray. I like Dove spray better because it feels light and I can re-apply if needed.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if it’s diet related. ?

Just because it’s not happening to you doesn’t mean OP doesn’t understand her own body and the changes she’s experiencing.

I just wondered since she indicates it is new to her and research has shown a link to diet.
Just forget it, I was trying to help

NP, but I was going to point out a potential diet connection, as well. My SIL mentioned that the only thing that really helped her hot flashes was cutting sugar out of her diet. (No HRT for us due to specific family history). Cutting sugar made a real difference for me, too.

I think with peri, there may be a diet/hormone connection that wasn't there previously.

I use Dove unscented.

Anonymous wrote:Dry idea, 72 hours. But you may need to disinfect your pits in case some bacteria are really lodged in there. I would do that with alcohol or salicylic acid after a long shower where you wash your pits with soap and gently exfoliate them.

Gentle Exfoliating Beauty Bar soap is good for that!

Mitchum in the am and dove unscented at night after my shower and before bed. So yes apply twice a day, shower once a day.