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post #1 of 112
Thread Starter 
So seriously..just got Kiehls Superbly Efficient Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant and it is appropriately named. It is as if it somehow magically digs down into your sweat glands and says: "Oh no....not today...I'm shutting you down." It doesn't really have much of a scent and neither will you. I loves it!
post #2 of 112
I'll have to try this - for the longest time I've only used unscented Mitchum.
post #3 of 112


scent is kind of strong so if someone's too close to your armpits, they'd probably smell old spice. but it's the only decent thing I could get my hands on that actually deodorizes and stops sweat from flooding my pits.
post #4 of 112
Lab Series Antiperspirant Deodorant Stick works really well and it's unscented. It does flake a bit and get onto clothes but it never stains. Lists tea tree oil as an active ingredient. Pricey but I rather spend money on this than have my clothes that cost more ruined.
post #5 of 112
I always use clear bars, can't stand those white streaks.
post #6 of 112
Thread Starter 
The Kiehls doesn't leave white streaks or flake off. I was really surprised at how well it works despite is almost non-existent presence on my skin.
post #7 of 112
The best on me is Nivea deo stick or Gillette deo gel.

As far as unscented deodorants are concerned,I would recommend Bekra Mineral or Hydrofugal (in any shape, irrespective if as spray, crystal, stick and so on)
post #8 of 112
For men: Degree's V12 is the best stuff that I have used in a long time. I used to use the Old Spice and that is really good as well, but the degree just keeps working even after an early morning application. No flaking or staining of my shirts either.
post #9 of 112
Old Spice after hours deodorant. I try not to use anti-perspirant or anything that stops you from producing sweat. I'd rather have the stuff on the outside rather than plugged up inside.
post #10 of 112
I've tried a few in my life and lately I've been using the Old Spice line. But the thing is sometimes there overpowering and I don't like that. I don't like solids, been using the gels. I also tried some non scented ones, didn't like those I've tried. I'm just looking for a good deodorant stick that wont try to over power my fragrance. Any idea? Thanks
post #11 of 112
L'Occitane En Provence Verbena.
post #12 of 112
Jack Black pit boss. I'm on about 4 in a row, it's fantastic.
post #13 of 112
Very plain, unassuming brands, like Nivea Men, Dove Man, Garnier Mineral, Vichy Homme, Avon's 24 Hours on Duty, preferably unscented or lightly scented
post #14 of 112
Arrid XX Unscented deodorant/anti-perspirant is what works for me - simple, unassuming and inexpensive.
post #15 of 112
Mitchum Unscented.
post #16 of 112
Sanex unscented deo Roll-on followed by Sanex unscented deo spray follwed by 2 sprays of my SOTD EDT
post #17 of 112
whatever is on sale. some axe stuff right now.
post #18 of 112
Right Guard Extreme with the power stripe
post #19 of 112
I sweat a lot. Recently I've started using a solid called Speedstick. Dirt cheap in the supermarkets here in Australia. Phenomenal protection. I'm amazed every time I wear it!
post #20 of 112
I just started using the Menscience unscented one that was mentioned here previously. No aluminum salts, yet it works very well.

http://www.menscience.com/unscented-...inum-free.html
post #21 of 112
I just switched from Sanex neutral deodorant roll-on to Nivea neutral deodorant roll-on (they were on sale for $1 a piece) and they perform great so far as long as I add Sanex neutral deo spray followed by SCENT OF THE DAY in the arm pits
post #22 of 112
I will have to look into some of these.
post #23 of 112
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Originally Posted by JON RODGERS View Post

Mitchum Unscented.

This! Doesnt smell and lasts a very long time.
post #24 of 112
Quote:
Originally Posted by JON RODGERS View Post

Mitchum Unscented.

And add another +1
post #25 of 112
Chrystal (sp?) salt stick. No smell, been using the same one for maybe 2 years?
post #26 of 112
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Originally Posted by jpo View Post

Jack Black pit boss.

+1.
post #27 of 112
Mitchum Unscented sometimes. I wish there was a spray version as I dislike rollons.
post #28 of 112
I'm with you there Laph. I like the stuff but I find roll-ons annoying. I mean are you actually supposed to stand there with your arms in the air until it dries? Or am I doing it wrong...
post #29 of 112
Mitchum SmartSolid unscented works for me.
post #30 of 112
Speed Stick.
post #31 of 112
WD40 short shot dries quik and leaves a slight hint of Fahrenheit !
post #32 of 112
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Originally Posted by Hey.its.me View Post

WD40 short shot dries quik and leaves a slight hint of Fahrenheit !

That's a good one.
post #33 of 112
Recently just started wearing Hugo Boss deodorant. Normally just go with unscented dove etc for daily day to day work. I seem to be getting more into the designer versions.
post #34 of 112
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Originally Posted by Master-Classter View Post

Chrystal (sp?) salt stick. No smell, been using the same one for maybe 2 years?

+1
Been using it for about a month and so far I like it. I'm still getting used to the fact that it's a deodorant and not an antiperspirant.
post #35 of 112
crystal deodorant or liken deodorant by earth science
post #36 of 112
I sweat like a whore in church, regardless of the time of year. I recently started using Certain-Dri and it has proven to be wonderful at keeping even my out-of-control perspiration under control. I highly recommend it.
post #37 of 112
Mitchum roll-ons (scented or unscented)
post #38 of 112
I've tried Pit Boss, Menscience, all the mainstream brands. My far and away favorite is the eucalyptus deodorant by Malin+Goetz. No aluminum, doesn't irritate me like menscience did, and smells extremely fresh yet neutral.
post #39 of 112
Degree cool rush.. has a very subtle scent. it goes well with the iso-e laden scents such as platinum egoiste or the bvlgari that i wear. Good thread btw
post #40 of 112
Taylor of Old Bond Street...if you like sandawood.
post #41 of 112
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Originally Posted by laph View Post

Mitchum Unscented sometimes. I wish there was a spray version as I dislike rollons.

There used to be, but it disappeared from the shelves at Coles. It was a very powdery spray.
Renato
post #42 of 112
Do you mean deodorant or antiperspirant?

If antiperspirant, I agree the Mitchum unscented is the cheapest and very effective way to go. I also came across an American brand stick antiperspirant called Almay, which is very good.

But if you shower in the evenings, really, any spray-on 24hr anti perspirant will actually last 24 hours nowadays. Spray it on before you go to bed, and the scent will be gone by the time you get up. The new Clinical Protection antiperspirants like that from Rexona, actually says on the box that it is best applied the night before, and it has no scent by morning.

If you really mean deodorant (i.e. doesn't stop sweating with aluminium salts, just stops the sweat from breaking down and getting smelly) well, you can just use designer deodorant sticks. With a few exceptions (e.g D&G PH) most of them are pretty weak scent-wise, and your edt will overpower them easily.
Regards,
Renato
post #43 of 112
L'Occitane BAVX Stick Deodorant - the best I've had so far
http://usa.loccitane.com/FO/eau-des-...-deodorant.htm
post #44 of 112
A drop of scent du jour under each pit and Suave Unscented. Leaves me smelling clean with just a hint of scent.
post #45 of 112
I found this at my local shoppers, and so far I like it. Needed something unscented so it doesn't overpower my fragrance

post #46 of 112
Just bought this, hope it's good, for all people in Australia i bought this from chemist warehouse

QV Naked Anti-Perspirant Deodorant

http://www.qvskincare.com.au/product...l&webpartid=63
post #47 of 112
I like certain dry roll on antiperspirant. I use it once every 2-3 days and it keeps me dry and stench free.
post #48 of 112
I really like the irish spring deodorants, i have the newly released from irish spring which to me is a softer scent and i also have the mennon speed stick version which to me is the stronger EDP version and in my opinion the better one. I like to either wear Gendarme by Gendarme or Sung Homme by Alfred Sung when im going to use those deodorants. Also the Axe Dark Temptation and Givenchy Play Intense work well with each other for me. What's your favorite deodorants?
post #49 of 112
My favorite is Corduroy by Zirh stick. Keeps me dry and clean all day long in the heat of Brazil (30C or more)
Also it smells for less than 1 minute than it turns unscented, perfect to match with any fragrance. For sure the best deodorant that i used.
post #50 of 112
Clinique Happy Men.
post #51 of 112
Crystal

The only ingredients are natural mineral salts and ammonium alum.
post #52 of 112
Clinique.
post #53 of 112
Sanex
post #54 of 112
Just Arrid XX scented works fine for me.
post #55 of 112
The only ingredients are natural mineral salts and ammonium alum.[/QUOTE]

Interesting
post #56 of 112
If you mean deodorants as opposed to antiperspirants, my favourite is the D&G Homme deodorant stick. It seems to be at about half the EDT's strength, and keeps pumping out strong scent all day long.

If you mean antiperspirants, they all do the job and I have no favourite.
Regards,
Renato
post #57 of 112
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Originally Posted by claytonmarionneaux View Post

Interesting

http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/cry...od6273-product
I've been using it for a couple of months now and am impressed.
post #58 of 112
Laboratoires Garnier - 48 hours, Avon unscented, Gillette Cool Wave deo gel, Vichy Homme
post #59 of 112
I got fed up of Dove, Sure, Mitchum etc ruining my shirts and t-shirts so started to look for alternatives. After a bit of reading, I've binned anti-perspirants and commercial deodorants in favour of using alum block. Problem solved.

post #60 of 112
Never thought of a classifying a deodorant as best. All any deodorant one has to do for me is keep me dry and sweat-smell free.
Any one that does that is OK by me.
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