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Anti-Perspirant Resistance
Does your body get accustomed to one brand/type of anti-perspirant.
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
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It could be they're modifying the manufacturing slightly. Changing the ratio of ingredients or something.
I used a Lynx stick deodorant for ages and then suddenly it stopped working. I did notice a very slight change in the packaging. I assume they changed the ingredients.
Try Odaban. Only available to buy from their website as far I know. Only thing I found which stops sweating completely. Would highly recommend. You only put it on once every 2 weeks or so over night. Then wash off in the morning
My boss really sweats alot but it's not the kind of thing you can recommend a treatment for in casual conversation.
I used a Lynx stick deodorant for ages and then suddenly it stopped working. I did notice a very slight change in the packaging. I assume they changed the ingredients.
Try Odaban. Only available to buy from their website as far I know. Only thing I found which stops sweating completely. Would highly recommend. You only put it on once every 2 weeks or so over night. Then wash off in the morning
My boss really sweats alot but it's not the kind of thing you can recommend a treatment for in casual conversation.
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Does your body get accustomed to one brand/type of anti-perspirant.
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
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Does your body get accustomed to one brand/type of anti-perspirant.
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
I've used a Gillette gel type one for a while but have noticed that it no longer stops the old pits from turning into taps.
Any one else notice this. And no, it's not the hotter weather, I started noticing the effectiveness wearing off for a while.
Steve
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Iv know people to work in the hot sun and not sweat much at all , it cant be all to do wit being super fit
I think the roll on variety builds up too much gunge that you cant even remove by washing, always use a spray
I think the roll on variety builds up too much gunge that you cant even remove by washing, always use a spray
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