>>4366
You might have some sort of problem. Get them botoxed.

Because of the bacteria which lives on you. When you shower you just deplete it temporarily and it swiftly recolonises.

Baths work a little better and you need something antibacterial like Mitchums.

I have a terrible problem with this unless I'm incredibly careful and what I use on my underarms is this:

Layer 1: a clearasil pad (kills germs)
Layer 2: antibacterial hand gel (ditto)
Layer 3: mitchums roll on
Layer 4: garnier mineral roll on
layer 5: garnier mineral spray

This combination's been working on me for a year and counting. I get used to any normal deodorant in a fortnight tops.

I had a pretty decent run with Pitrok but developed a sensitivity to it. There's also a pretty good Spanish one called Byly but I had to get it as an international order from Amazon which was expensive.

>>4368

I should mention I don't sweat under my arms at all now so I produce prodigious amounts of groin sweat. I look like I've pissed myself if I have to sit on a plastic chair.

what's the best way to shave your pits?

nivea do a great silver protection range which has silver ions in it or summin.. known antibacterial properties or something

I use the shower gel and deoderant (which says it protects for 72 hours)

also dont just rub the shower gel on actually use a flannel or a sponge and scrub

also i shave my armpits... ugh im such a fag

>>4771

same way you shave your face.. i use the disposable mach 3's. You might wanna trim it with some scissors the first time

Can I still use roll-ons with hairy pits? Is it worse for the body because of those aluminum compounds they contain?

Is there an alternative to using deodorant? Something like baby/talcum powder? If memory serves it doesn't work too well.

>>5276
Rolls ons work fine for me with hairy pits.
However roll-ons and sprays both have aluminium in, although I feel safer with roll-ons because you're not inhaling a load of it.

On the subject, does anyone know any half-decent aluminium free deodorants? I'm not overly paranoid about it, but there's enough doubt about it's link to alzheimer's that I'd rather be safe than sorry.

>>5277
I don't think you should worry, mate. What are you counting as "enough doubt"? No study so far has conclusively found evidence that it impacts your health. Here's a somewhat recent review paper on Aluminium and environmental risk: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25233067

But if you want to go aluminium free anyway, Old Spice High Endurance is pretty good.

>>4772
You're right about Nivea's Silver Protect range being pretty good, but your lack of capitalisation and punctuation undermine your good advice by making you look like an illeterate fool.

>>5278
Does anyone on the high street do Old Spice High Endurance?

Antiperspirants never work for me. The only one that I have found that actually functions is Triple Dry which is a bloody fiver for 50mL. I always keep a bottle handy for days when I need it rather than using it every day. Interviews, client meets, going out, things like that. Realistically it can only be used ten times or so before running out.

Any good rollons for lassmates? Or is the Nivea Silver protection the way to go?

>>5301

I'd say Garnier Mineral or Mitchum or both layered. It's not normally terribly noticeable if you use a male one either.

>>5301
You're not a girl, Steve, we've been through this.

>>5302
I've found a lot of Nivea ones are pretty good. I've used both the "men's" Silver one and their 48h Invisible for Black/White, I was quite impressed that they seem to live up to their claims of keeping pit stink at bay for well over a day.

>>4368

So guess what Garnier have just discontinued?

https://www.facebook.com/Garnier.UK/posts/hi-can-you-tell-me-if-the-garnier-deodorant-is-being-discontinued-i-cant-get-it-/1048045148588573/

Ugh. I couldn't find it in Sainsbury's yesterday and hadn't looked for it for a few weeks because I'd stocked up. I haven't run out yet but am not looking forward to it. I've been used to my deodorant working perfectly for years.

>>5780
Tesco has it.

>>5781

thanks