I use deoderant and aftershave.

Prefer **** #1 or any of the Lynx range (spray) if I am poor that week, for everyday use.

If I go out, then use either CK "Be" or John-Paul G roll on deoderant, as I find it is better and lasts longer when I am out.

For every day, I use CK "Be" aftershave, and usually use either that or JPG or "Dark Blue" when I go out.

Keeps me smelling nice

[Edited by ChristianR - 4/2/2003 8:22:56 AM]

 

I use the black Boss number one stick-type thing, seems to work well but by golly is it expensive (around £12 if I remember rightly! GF bought it for me )

[Edited by Toerag - 4/2/2003 3:45:07 PM]

 

Mitchum is the best deo by far. Me and my fella use it and both of us have dry sweet smelling pits!!

[Edited by red_dog104 - 4/2/2003 11:46:13 AM]

 

So you know the difference.................... No ok

well A Deodorant hides the smell of the sweat. The anti-perspirant trys to stop you sweating. Well thats the way I see it.


Now as we are mostly men...... How many of you find they are not happy with any of the products they can buy???

problems with stains on shirts etc.. Well I have been using a product from "LUSH" and by gingo it works!!!! It looks like a big bar of sandlewood soap. And does it do the job!! I would reccomend this to all .

Look..saw a thread on hair gell so thought we are having a beauty treatment day !!!



Lush..good stuff

 

But the smell!!

How can you actually go in the shop? There is one in Kingston and I can bearly walk past without sneezing.

('s my sensitive side 'k?)

 

Ironically, I find anti-perspirants make me sweat more, I get sweat trickling down my sides (mmm, lovely image) whereas just using a deodorant it doesn't happen.

Maybe I'm weird?

I'll stick to Lynx, ta.

 

Me too Notorious..only ever use deoderant...and never use aftershave.

 

Sure for men is total cack!

The quote 'you cannot buy a better anti-perspirant spray for men' is it true?

I hope to god not - I'm just waiting for something better to come along to hide the damp patches

 

Huggies...

 

But a good day-2-day antiperspirant? Is Mitchum any good - 48hr protection sounds tops!

 

Just go out with a smelly bird. No-one will notice you then
Alas

 

Ralph Lauren roll-on (romance/polo sport) works great, expensive but lasts ages

 

I just use Sure for Men, does me for going to the gym

 

just shower every day , always thought you were surposed to sweat, you overheat if you don't...sorry..biomedical side showing

 

luke...tell me more about that soap-bar thing from lush...i might be tempted into trying it, and how much is it??

 

Its like buying cheese... They just cut off what you need. The bit I have at the moment has I have had for 3 months and its 1/2 gone. Cost about £3.00. They have 2 of these types and some others that are "Dry" and pre formed.

Remember the other stuff is full of Aluminium and stuff!!


I find this lush stuff great.

 

Mitchum is superb - not sticky and really seems to work (even when I'm out on my mountain-bike!). Bit pricey though.

 

If, like me, you gag just walking pash a Lush shop, order on line:

http://www.lush.co.uk/system/index.html

 

I use the Lynx anit-perspirant sticks cos I want no sweat, not sweet sweat (and try saying that after a few bevvies )

I've a have a deodorant spray, I usually put on some non-smelling anti-perspirant first (the wife's Dove does the trick!)

So there you go, all you wanted to know about my armpit hygiene

 

Lush....DAMNED good shop...although not nice on my bank account...


If you don't want to go in the shop, go online at Lush.

Their stuff is excellent. Slightly more expensive than the norm, but all natural.

Going to go now, before I continue sounding like an advert....

 

Any anti-persp / deo product works better with shaved armpits -- just ask the laydeez .... book in for you chest, back, pit & sack wax now

 

I usually find washing works best. That and not doing enough to actually raise a sweat. Oh and not being the size of a cow usually helps. Apart from that 'Lynx' when I want to seduce the laydeez

All nonsense, disregard as applicable