/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.12439565]

What is the most efficient deodorant? Which one do you use?

[Anonymous No.12439568]

>>12439565
Dove roll-on, because I'm not a 14 year old who uses spray-on to look cool in the locker room at school.

[Anonymous No.12439580]

>>12439565
mitchum

[Anonymous No.12439588]

>>12439568
sprayon dont stain t-shirt armpits though like rollons and hard deos

[Anonymous No.12439606]

I don't use deodorant, I shower

[Anonymous No.12439611]

>>12439606
Yes. Because those two things are obviously mutually exclusive.

[Anonymous No.12439623]

>>12439565
Crystal deodorant works wonders for me, would recommend unless you sweat a lot. then an antiperspirant would be a better option.

[Anonymous No.12439757]

>>12439565
Currently using this
For occasions when I know I'm going to sweat a lot I use a rexona spray antiperspirant

[Anonymous No.12439804]

>>12439565
I use this nivea roll-on. works great.
I'm suspicious of sprays doing a good job and I'm afraid of getting the spray in my eyes or lungs. so roll-on is best.

I had terrible experiences with deo crystals in the past and some bitch called me out on my body odor once and I had no opportunity to tell her I used that stupid crystal and it didn't work.

>>12439606
that doesn't suffice. seriously.

[Anonymous No.12440099]

>>12439606
t. lowtest beta

[Anonymous No.12440110]

>>12439580

Mitchum spray. The 'cool' blue one.

Doesn't smell offensive, doesn't leave marks or wreck shirts. When I was younger and used a cheap sure one, it was like caked like talk and wrecked shirt armpits.

Don't wear those deodorants that smell like what the colourful energy drinks taste like.

[Anonymous No.12440220]

>>12439606
That's because you probably live in Britbongistan and think a week's worth of 70 degree days is a "heatwave".

[Anonymous No.12440224]

Dove is demonstrably the best

[Anonymous No.12440237]

>>12439565
Any good recommendations for "sensitive skin"? My pits get itchy and rashly from dry deodorant so I just clean up with rubbing alcohol most of the time. Doesn't really help stop sweating and I live in an area that's hot year round

[Anonymous No.12440379]

This is my favorite one.

[Anonymous No.12440383]

>>12439565
>rexona is called degree in america
wtf lol

[Anonymous No.12440385]

[Anonymous No.12440490]

So, I have an issue with anti-perspirants. It took me years of using it to realize that they were what was causing my profuse sweating. I would start to sweat and use more thinking it would help only to sweat even more. Finally I realized that something in the antiperspirant was causing the reaction that made me sweat more.

Since then I have only ever used deodorant. But occasionally I still sweat, it's a lifelong battle I'm dealing with.

How the fuck can I stop sweating from under my arms so much?

[Anonymous No.12441032]

Smear it on in small amounts.
Since its not anti perspirant you still sweat but don't smell

[Anonymous No.12441047]

>>12440379
hell yeah my dude.
this shit is basically odorless, so i can wear perfumes with an actual interesting scent and it lasts fucking forever. doesn't stain shirts either.
god-tier

[Anonymous No.12441064]

its cheap, lasts a long time, and doesn't ruin clothes.

i've put it on at night after showering before, and haven't needed to reapply till the following night.

[Anonymous No.12441130]

>>12440220
Well 70 degrees would melt my skin off. :^)

[. No.12441197]

>not replacing your skin flora with a genetically modified bacteria that produces your favourite scent as its metabolic byproduct

[Anonymous No.12441211]

>>12439565

This and only this.

Classic Old Spice.

[Anonymous No.12441323]

>>12441197
>2017
>still can't do this

Where is the future I've had been promised

[Anonymous No.12441403]

>>12441211
I use that. Is he trolling me guys? I got it for 99 cents at a convenience store

[Anonymous No.12441423]

I'm actually about to go buy some deoderant today. Got a date coming up on Thursday and I want to at least not stink.

>outside most of the time
>80+ F and probably 60 + humidity
>moving around

I'd like something that lets my cologne come through. Should I go the deoderant + antipersperant route or just deoderant?

[Anonymous No.12441479]

I use Abercrombie & Fitch deo stick and Biotherm deo spray

[Anonymous No.12441561]

Odorex or Deoleen rollers, no alcohol, very little scent, no marks on clothing. I sweat quite a lot, especially when working out, but since I use this stuff I can go 24h+ without sweating/smelling

>>12441211
current old spice deodorant formula was made in the last decennium

[Anonymous No.12441565]

I live in Greece and I can confirm that the use of deodorant is mandatory year-round, even in winter, and I shower every morning

Already the temperature is hitting 26C and mass transit has become unbearable (thankfully I have a car) especially with all the refuse-shits. They smell real bad you wouldn't believe it

[Anonymous No.12441588]

Sprays don't do shit for keeping odors out. Roll-on Degree 24 or 48 hour is good.

But compliment with cologne if you really want a good scent.

[Anonymous No.12441606]

I've heard that this deodorant smells great, I mean I like unscented deodorant and a fragrance, but I don't have money to burn.

[Anonymous No.12441981]

>>12439606
you probably also smell after a day's >work

[Anonymous No.12442812]

>>12441606
if you have less than a few hundred bucks to spend a month, this deodorant is a waste of money

so is expensive cleanser or expensive shampoo

it's better to invest more money into a top tier moisturizer (with spf), exfoliator, conditioner and fragrance

[Anonymous No.12442825]

>>12441211
this

[Anonymous No.12442880]

Deodorants don't help me sadly
I sweat A LOT but it doesn't smell bad
Always have to wear some kind of jacket or hoodie to hide the stains on my body
>anon its summer and so hot how can you wear this
>it's comfy ha ha ha...

[Anonymous No.12443447]

>>12442880
Of course deodorants don't help you, they're just there to fight the smell. Wear an antiperspirant, genius.

[Anonymous No.12443474]

>>12442880
Try Uniqlo undershirts

[Anonymous No.12444047]

>>12440385
This is the shit right here.

I've read it stains clothes so I apply 20 minutes before putting a shirt on.

[Anonymous No.12444070]

>>12440383
And Sure in the UK.

[Anonymous No.12444087]

>>12439580
This but I use the women's unscented one because for some reason they don't seem to do an unscented men's. Not that it makes any difference because they are unscented. It's just weird that it's specifically in the women's range

[Anonymous No.12444189]

What's a lightly scented, non staining deodorant that's not an antiperspirant? Is Tom's any good?

[Anonymous No.12444342]

One and only.

[Anonymous No.12444395]

>>12439757
>bottled unlimited
>75ml
i think ya got swindled m8

[Anonymous No.12444432]

>>12439565
This one. It's for women but idgaf, all men's deodorant smells fucking overpowering and disgusting. This is the most pleasant smelling, incognito, and least "axe" like deodorant I've found, even though it smells slightly feminine

[Anonymous No.12444439]

>>12441032
>Since its not anti perspirant you still sweat but don't smell
My dude, that's called washing yourself

[Anonymous No.12444779]

I use this stuff, buy a five pack at Costco once a year for 10 bucks and I'm set. It just smells like a bar of soap does.

[Anonymous No.12444969]

This for unscented, Burt's Bee's for a light scent.
>mfw some people in this world still use deodorant with aluminium in it

[Anonymous No.12444985]

>>12441606
I use it. It's a pretty light citrus smell that is undetectable after you put it on. It's not that nice desu, kind of smells like a glue stick.

I like it but probably won't buy it again for the cost. I liked it because it didn't irritate my skin or stain my clothes and was an effective deoorderant but not really worth the price. Pretty sure a scentless nivea stick would perform similarily at a much lower price.

[Anonymous No.12445009]

>>12444779
that's the og shit. lasts all day and doesn't look like poor fag garbage

[Anonymous No.12445020]

Regular Dove deodorant

[Anonymous No.12446026]

>>12439606
and everyone can tell pajeet

[Anonymous No.12446142]

>>12442880
it can be a medical condition anon.

[Anonymous No.12446356]

I use degree men because it's super cheap for a lot of them on amazon and it's not too bad either

Or brut

[Anonymous No.12446361]

I use this since it's pretty neutral and cheap, probably should look into it some time to see if there's anything better but it does the job.

[Anonymous No.12446501]

>>12439606
low test detected

[Anonymous No.12447872]

>>12444439
Most deodorants are anti-perspirant (suppress sweating). Apparently this is bad for you because your body sweats to get rid of toxins.

>That's called washing yourself
Of course you wash yourself. You are supposed to shower in the morning (before you put deo on) and the evening (to wash it off), regardless.
You are an idiot.