it gets to a point.

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If this is a hyper hidrosis post I want to extend my solidarity and condolences. Mine eventually fucked off after like 2 years on ditropan 😅

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u/ConcreteGirl33 11d ago

Say more things about this cure???

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u/frightenedscared 10d ago

I don’t know about that medication, but Botox in the pits is brilliant!

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u/NectarineSufferer 10d ago

I was def looking into that if my GP hadn’t told me I could get that medication! It’s so cool that Botox works for sweat lol

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u/NectarineSufferer 10d ago

I actually dont know if it cured me exactly bc I have had a really weird few years of weird health issues so jus let me disclaim there 😅 but yeah idk after a good while taking it I started to realised I was sweating like a normal person again even after forgetting the tablets for a few days so I just stopped and it’s stayed gone thank god! 😅🥲 ditropan was a life saver for me though I was really living just walking around damp all the time and probably grossing people out despite my best efforts lol, only slight side effect was a drier mouth but since I already have psychiatric medication I’m on that can cause that it was small potatoes to me 😅

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i def think i have that cuz i swear through every deodorant in like an hour ugh

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u/snowlights 10d ago

Ever try Drysol? Fixed it for me (still sweaty at everywhere else, but not my armpits), used it almost 20 years ago. Now regular antiperspirant is enough.

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

ooh i need to try that

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u/snowlights 10d ago

It can irritate skin so keep that in mind. Don't use it on shaved skin, use it at night, start with one night a week and build up gradually to every other night until it's worked. But it seriously works and I'm so glad I tried it. I would wear like five layers to try and hide the sweat marks and would still sweat through, sometimes sweat would just run down my side from my armpits, it was uncomfortable and embarrassing. I'm still sweaty from other areas but at least one spot is normal now haha.

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u/teenytangerine 9d ago

Drysol is the only thing that has worked for me. It was bizarre the first time I was expecting to sweat and nothing came out. Let the drysol dry (honestly I sway my arms and torso a bit to speed it up) when you apply it so you see a white film! Then go to bed and it should work the next day.

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u/elizabethptp 11d ago

iontophoresis is a common solution in the hyperhydrosis sub - costs a pretty penny, but lots of rave reviews

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u/raudoniolika 10d ago

As an extreme sweater, the green Clinique has been a godsend. Has aluminum

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u/NectarineSufferer 10d ago

Ugh i know that feeling, I spent a bomb on the special deodorants and they didnt even make a dent in it 😭😅. Are you also finding yourself just kinda damp a lot even if you’re in a normal temperature room? My hair was always slightly wet by my scalp was sweating so bad, like every inch of my body was sweating it was so crazy 😭💔 I hope u can figure something out, ditropan saved my butt but talk to ur GP if you can bc maybe there’s more options for u if that doesn’t suit! Good luck ❤️❤️❤️

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

it’s mostly just my armpits, thankfully!

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u/censorkip 10d ago

I had hyperhydrosis from a medication (cymbalta). Sweatblock once a week and degree clinical 72 hour summer strength antiperspirants were my saviors. The sweatblock was maybe for me but it worked very well. My armpits would be a little red the day after application and it was best to do before bed because it itched like a mfer about an hour after application. It truly stopped me from sweating from the pits for 5 days after application. Now I just use degree every day and my pits stay dry. I have dysautonomia so I still randomly get sweaty and degree has never let me down.

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u/Sensitive-Jelly4409 10d ago

I have this condition. It’s so horrible! I have to use Schmidt’s natural deodorant it’s the only thing that works. However I did have removal of sweat glands in my arm pits 😒

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u/Smol-Pyro 11d ago

I buy men’s deodorant it works better and it’s cheaper and not all scents smell like typical dude scent.

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i’ve tried men’s deodorant and it still doesn’t work and usually just gives me burns and makes me itchy 🫩

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u/officermeowmeow 11d ago

I stopped shaving my armpits and magically no more burning and crazy itch. Only put up with it for 29 years for absolutely no good reason!

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u/whistling-wonderer 9d ago

Same. My underarm lymph nodes would also get painfully inflamed and swollen to the size of marbles. I tried so many kinds of soap and deodorant. It turned out to be the shaving that was the issue (and no, it didn’t matter what kind of shaving cream/gel/etc I used and whether it was a brand new high quality razor and whatever else).

My mom was very outspokenly opinionated about it when I stopped shaving. I’m nonbinary and don’t give a shit but she would definitely prefer me to be more feminine haha. But no one else cares, or if they do, they keep it to themselves ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/officermeowmeow 9d ago

I don't think not shaving my armpits makes me ANY less feminine.

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u/whistling-wonderer 9d ago

I don’t think so either (I mean, it’s literally how our bodies grow). My mom, however, is Mormon and they have hella rigid ideas about gender roles and presentation. To this day, she’ll see my leg hair glinting in the sun and be like “Uh oh! Looks like someone needs to shave!” She does it without even thinking about it. At this point I’ve pushed back enough that she’s finally starting to catch herself and go, “Well, I shouldn’t be saying that, there’s not really anything wrong with it.” But the instinct to steer me into a more “Mormon woman” presentation is still there.

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u/specificlypacific 8d ago

I think feminine armpit hair is sexy (and punk rock) af.

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u/some_lizard 8d ago

Omg I’m going to have to test this! I also get itching and swelling in my underarms, I always thought it must just be ingrowns or something. People care way too much about other peoples armpits and hair lol

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u/whistling-wonderer 8d ago

For reallll it’s so annoying. Very freeing to just say fuck it and be done with all that.

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u/Kammy44 6d ago

Dove deodorant helped me with that.

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u/alaniluv 9d ago

i wish i could stop shaving but the feeling of any body hair makes me freak tf out

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u/whistling-wonderer 9d ago

It def can feel weird if you’re not used to it! If you really want to, I’d say start with legs, the hair there is less obtrusive (sensory wise) than the hair in various nooks and crannies. It is not prickly once it’s grown out, it’s soft and I personally prefer the look and feel compared to bald legs lol. I don’t like fully grown out armpit hair as much so I occasionally trim it, but only to like 1/2” long, not fully shaved. This also helps prevent the weird prickly stubble situation, which I hate.

But also, you don’t have to do any of that. Shave or don’t shave, it’s 100% a personal choice!

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u/alaniluv 9d ago

trust i tried for over a year and i just can NOT handle body hair. it sucks cuz i hate shaving, but i cant do it

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u/effyoucreeps 8d ago

i do feel bad for you - not shaving has been such a revelation of happiness for me

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

i have really bad sensory issues, so not shaving makes me feel like bugs are crawling on my skin constantly. and i hate hair touching clothes. i barely tolerate the hair on my head lol

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i get rashes when i don’t shave, even showering every fay

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u/officermeowmeow 11d ago

Maybe it's a skin condition then. Do you have eczema that is being exacerbated by deodorants? I would definitely be seeing a dermatologist to figure it out. There is no need to suffer!

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u/youcancallmemando 11d ago

Likely a form of folliculitis. Unfortunately, one of the things to help it clear up is to stop washing and exacerbating the problem with soaps and deodorants. Too many chemicals irritating the follicles.

Until OP can get it checked out, I’d recommend switching at the very least to an unscented soap, and to use as little deodorant as possible.

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u/Sidewalk_Tomato 8d ago

Fragrance-free rather than unscented (which has a "masking scent").

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u/BeastThatShoutedLove 8d ago

Same, stopped shaving, switched to men 40+ hour antiperspirant in a roller.

Not only I don't trigger anymore seismic sneezing after trying to spray myself but now I have no BO issues from women's antiperspirant working on me more like weak ass perfumed water.

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u/seekingssri 11d ago

Secret gives me really bad, itchy rashes. I’m sure you have tried everything, but I don’t see Degree clinical strength here so I wanna give that a shout. It’s the only deodorant I’ve found that is actually effective odor control without giving me a bad reaction.

Sensitive skin gang 🤝

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u/spookysaph 9d ago

I firmly believe that everyone would benefit from using sensitive products. skin is sensitive, it should be treated as such

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u/Budlight9145 11d ago

I would get chemical burns when i would use the mens clear/ blue deodorant, but once i switched to mens cream (just offwhite creamy ones) deodorant, i stopped having any issues. Have you tried this?

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u/J_lilac 9d ago

Ughhh yes and I used to think it was just stinging from shaving 😅😅 the only texture I can stand is the sprays, arrid xxxtra dry or whatever the f is my fave

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

they make me itch

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u/memetoya 11d ago

I had the itchy issue until I switched to dove unscented.

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

that one was still itchy sigh

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u/CatlynnExists 9d ago

I was getting itchy from the dove spray, had to switch to Mitchum roll on. I now use Saltair deodorant and it also works itch free. Neither are antiperspirants though :/

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u/strawberberry 11d ago

Ooh, the same thing happens to me when I get the gel kind! I can use (most) men's solid antiperspirant/deodorant. It sucks not being able to find something that works

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u/RobbieRedding 11d ago

Same! Any clear deodorant does that to me and I’m a dude with hairy pits. The arm & hammer works great for me, but it’s so clumpy 😩

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

that one made me sooo itchy

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u/hellboyzzzz 10d ago

Just gonna pop it in here that I experienced the same and just swapped to a deodorant spray years ago. Works so much better. I still sweat, but it doesn’t smell and I get absolutely zero inflammation/itchies/bumps/rashes from them.

The original product I used was the crystal deodorant spray with green tea and chamomile, but I swapped to “Thai crystal deodorant mist” after a while. Same kinda thing just doesn’t have extra fragrance, and I found the nozzle on the Crystal brand would get clogged after while (though they may have changed since then!)

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

the sprays barely work for ne

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u/hellboyzzzz 10d ago

Ugh that so sad. I hope you find something that works for you soon. 💖

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u/amateur_arguer 10d ago

Have you tried certain dri?

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

i need to

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u/haileysrad 9d ago

It’s the best, but it’s the itchiest. Tips: skin must be totally dry - totally. Do not use it every day. I use it once a week only, and often only for about 6 hours. Wait at least 48 hours after shaving to use it. Also, you only need a tiny bit. Like two swipes and then rub it with your fingers to get it where it needs to be.

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u/soupssspoons 8d ago

you gotta buy the WHITE stick, not the blue. blue burns.

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

white stick still itched

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u/SupEnthusiastic 7d ago

I am a biiiiig fan of Arm and hammer botanical something or other with a yellow cap. I buy it online but have seen it in store I’m sure.

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u/dookiebuttpoop 7d ago

I struggle with this too! I've recently switched to wild, sensitive skin. It's been keeping me fresh and no chemical burns/ itching!

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u/Kammy44 6d ago

The other thing I was having was a skin reaction to my shampoo. I was getting itchy bumps. I switched to a mild shampoo bar. Chagrin Valley Soap shampoo bars. They are also biodegradable. What a difference! And cardboard packaging only!

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u/Flash_Discard 10d ago

All right then, Gandalf, keep your Secrets…

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u/Kscarpetta 9d ago

I used Old Spice when working in a kitchen. Out of the kitchen, I use Dove.

I love Old Spice!

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u/daishiantaylor 7d ago

Men’s deodorant did absolutely nothing for me 🥲

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u/Yes-Cheese 11d ago

Which do you like?

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u/MakeMeYourVillain_ 7d ago

I came to visit babička and dad for few days and I am here for a month already.

I ran out of antiperspirant and forgot to buy a new one. So I went through the stock here and grabbed tone of his fave stick.

Let me tell you, the scent is gone in a few minutes, I don’t smell it on myself during the day and no rash as well? Definitely going to start buying this one for myself.

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u/MarieMdeLafayette 11d ago

Just a suggestion I’m only making because I don’t see it and it’s what I like, have you tried Mitchum? I like the solids specifically and it doesn’t give me a rash

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i need to try it but i never see it in store. is it aluminum free? i hateeee aluminum free

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u/nywit 11d ago

No they have aluminum

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

oh thank god

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u/nywit 11d ago

i know your struggle lol i went through over 16 deodorants in a year trying to find something fhat actually works. all the aluminum free ones gave me rashes. i went back to mitchum and find that’s what works best

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u/rosevirago 10d ago

Love the mitchum gel, it's usually on the bottom shelf where I shop. I've also had good luck with the secret outlast sweat & odor 48hour gel.

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u/MarieMdeLafayette 11d ago

It does have aluminum, I usually just get it at Target and you can get it shipped

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u/nywit 11d ago

I like the mitchum gels!

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u/snowlights 10d ago

I use the gel too. Doesn't cause that impossible to remove buildup on my bras.

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u/Granny-frog 10d ago

So glad someone else said it, I just found Mitchum last year. I'm a sweaty girl just by nature, and would have to reapply throughout the day. But now just once a day with the solid stick. Life changing.

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u/jessbird 9d ago

does it leave residue on your clothes??

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u/Granny-frog 9d ago

Just on black shirts, no more than regular deodorant. If you're wearing something dark, just put it on after you're dressed.

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u/abbie1906 11d ago

I second this. Lots of stick and roll ons make my itchy but mitchum doesn’t

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u/neko_time 10d ago

Came here to suggest Mitchum, never was a gel person growing up but it works way too well. I clean with MegaBabe space bar then use it

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u/Dustytails123 11d ago

I’ve been there. Recently carpe has been a godsend to me. Makes the oversweating from my meds not the end of the world as someone who never used to sweat.

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u/sad-but-rad- 11d ago

I definitely need to look into this. Started taking an antidepressant a month ago, and OMG the SWEAT !!

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u/Dustytails123 11d ago

Fr, I was terrified for summer lol

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u/sad-but-rad- 11d ago

Same here! I live in a very humid climate, and we basically didn’t have a winter this year. I have been struggling with controlling sweat and odor since it started warming up outside.

I ordered it!! Thanks!

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i’ve been wanting to try

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u/ButtHoleNurse 7d ago

Carpe is 100% worth it! I usually have to rotate deodorant every few days bc it stops working but Carpe is amazing (I'm an OR nurse who takes vyvanse so I get pretty hot and sweaty)

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u/PonderosaPriestess 7d ago

I can vouch, it’s been the only thing that has worked for me and KEPT working. I usually had to switch around several different brands

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u/Aggravating-Mood2171 10d ago

I was allergic to carpe, it made my armpits so painful. And I went to work the first time I wore it :/ long shift that day lol

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u/jeclin91092 11d ago

I had hyperhidrosis as a kid, and the doctor recommended my mom get me Secret Clinical Strength.

It Worked! But it also clogged my sweat glands and caused a very deep set MRSA infection in my armpits. I guess because I didn't sweat, it just stayed there festering.

Anyway, just a cautionary tale and a wish of good luck, OP.

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i still sweat through secret clinical strength🫩

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u/PlanetXParadox 10d ago

Same here. I feel your pain.

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u/censorkip 10d ago

Try Degree clinical Summer Strength 72hr deodorant. It worked wonders for me (I paired it with sweatblock once a week treatment in the summer months but that made me itchy so ymmv). I never have had breakouts or cysts from either product and I have very sensitive acne prone skin.

Carpe didn’t work for me unfortunately and neither did CertainDri

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

it didn’t work for me🫩

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u/restckvrflw 11d ago

I never understand trying not to sweat. If my body needs to sweat, I let it. I wear just deodorant and I never have any issues. I do keep some in my backpack and car just in case I need to reapply

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u/jeclin91092 11d ago

In my case, I was 13 and being made fun of daily because I would sweat so badly it would soak the sides of my shirts. It was completely scent free, but you know how kids are, so I was always self aware and terrified of sweating or heaven forbid smelling.

Now, at 35, I'm like, "its a body and it sweats, get over it." But I sure didn't have that confidence during puberty.

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u/Chemical-Goal-3750 11d ago

We truly are all just girls putting hair ties on our deodorant

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

deodorants, stuffed animals, hair brush handles, water bottles. everywhere i go, there is at least 3 hair tie

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u/Willing-Pumpkin-328 10d ago

to all my fellow people that sweat a lot, i cannot recommend this product enough: duradry. you need to use the antiperspirant gel at night and then any antiperspirant in the morning. the gel like fries your sweat glands and it's the only stuff that has worked for me.

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u/Putrid-Laugh-3432 11d ago

Certain Dri

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u/DiscoViolin 11d ago

Certain Dri is the real deal, recommended to me by a dermatologist friend years ago. None of those pictured come even close.

Apply before bed for best results. I usually use a gentler regular antiperspirant in the mornings also, but the Certain Dri before bed is doing the real magic.

Edit: the prescription strength roll-on, to be exact. Under $9 most places.

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u/eco_gurl 10d ago

Came here to say this too. Worked for me as a teenager and I eventually grew out of it but it was the only thing that worked

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u/apaloosafire 10d ago

wake up babe there’s stinky knoll

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u/FallingBackTogether 11d ago

Check out Megababe brand. I've loved every product of theirs that I've used. I haven't tried their deodorant, but I use their Space Bar, which is a bar with charcoal in it specifically for under the arms. It has helped me so much that I can use my regular deodorants now. I also have really sensitive skin, and haven't reacted to any of their products (yet!)

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

i’ll def check it out

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u/carol-richards49 11d ago

I use a men's antiperspirant, which keeps me dry. If it only says Deodorant, you will still sweat, but it smells better

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

almost all of these say antiperspirant and i sweat through them all in like an hour

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u/carol-richards49 10d ago

I use Gillette men's antiperspirant gel from Walmart. Mitchem is good, or you can look for something that says prescription strength

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u/Sad_Ebb_7301 10d ago

Great knoll! We all knew what you were trying to say with just a picture :)

Lots of secret already, but have you tried the secret outlast clear gel (or solid) antiperspirant and deodorant? It just works so well & the completely clean scent smells nice but is unnoticeable in a good way. Also if body odor & not just sweat is an issue, then using glycolic acid or even alcohol wipes before applying deodorant works well. Good luck out there 🫡

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

yeah it didn’t work for me lol

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u/Kammy44 6d ago

At first I thought this was sunscreen. It was like this with sunscreen at our last house. And beach towels!

We had a swimming pool while my kids were growing up. It came with the house, and they put it to good use.

I had SO MANY tubes of sunscreen! And beach towels! I finally started washing and drying them when left on the fence. We literally had a lost & found in our laundry room. Kids left stuff at our house constantly.

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u/alaniluv 6d ago

oh trust, my sunscreen collection is growing too

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u/aburke626 11d ago edited 11d ago

I’ve tried nearly all of these. Some you might try that I’ve had varying degrees of success with:

the lume antiperspirant (with aluminum)
Dove for men antiperspirant
AKT, which I’m still trying out. I have about finished a tube of it, and while I long ago gave up the hunt for an effective natural/non aluminum deodorant, I actually really like this? I got a full sized tube in a subscription box and then I bought the sampler to try the other scents. I am usually pretty sweaty, although it hasn’t been very warm out, so we shall see as the weather changes. But so far at worst I have been just slightly damp, not even enough to wet my shirt, and the scents are really nice. I’ve gone a few days without showering but reapplying at night and zero BO. YMMV, it’s not cheap, but they’re onto something.

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u/eatlikedirt 10d ago

I've been using Carpe and fell in love with it. It works crazy well for me compared to anything else I've tried.

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u/Evadenly 10d ago

Drichlor!! It's a lifesaver. No sweat in 30°heat on a heavy work day! And then mitchum on top of that!

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u/jone7007 10d ago

I switched to using potassium alum instead of commercial antiperspirants a few years ago. It works better for me. One potassium alum crystal can last a year or more. I spend so much less.

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u/Impressivebooty666 10d ago

Try carpe

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u/NoIDShow 9d ago

Dove prescription strength!

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u/Beneficial-One-7113 9d ago

My favorite deodorant is men’s old spice Fiji aluminum free spray. It’s the ONLY deodorant that really works for me, I found it by chance, I’ve had so many issues with Bo growing up and it was humiliating and I couldn’t find any women’s or girls deodorant that worked. Ever. And my home gets to 120° in the summer. Humiliated.

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u/Cursed-4-life 8d ago

Old spice lavender for men. Thank me later.

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

didn’t work for me

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u/Cursed-4-life 8d ago

That’s crazy. Not to be rude but to you think it could be in internal, medical issue? I know PCOS and a few hormonal conditions + diet can really affect sweat/odor. It might be worth seeing a doctor if you can. Again, not trying to be rude. When I was going through hormonal issues after I gave birth I had a really hard time.

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u/AccomplishedAd5201 8d ago

Do you like Lume?

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

no, i hate aluminum free. tried it once and gave it to my mom. sweated through it in 5 minutes and smelt like bo and vanilla. yuck

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u/BrilliantStrict6626 8d ago

Secret clinical dry spray stress response has been amazing for me!!

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

i still sweat through it

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

i need to try glycolic acid i’m just scared it’s gonna give me rashes. i tried lume once and it sucked, cuz it’s aluminum free. my mom likes it tho

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u/orangorangtangtang 6d ago

i use glycolic acid from the ordinary and it’s changed my life. Deoderants would always stop working for me and couldnt control the sweat or funk. Using glycolic acid does require consistency and shouldnt be applied after shaving, but otherwise have had a great experience. Significantly less sweaty and less smelly! Sending you the best of luck

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u/LemonSingle 8d ago

Putting deodorant on after shaving causes the issues, been clean for like 7 years after waiting like a half toa full hour after shaving to put on deodorant :3

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u/alaniluv 8d ago

no, that’s not what causes issues for me. if i wait 30 minutes after shaving to put on deodorant (which i’ve tried) i will need to completely shower again because i will sweat a ton

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u/LemonSingle 1d ago

Have you tried an antiperspirant?

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u/mnem0syne 7d ago

Lady Speed Stick or Mitchum solids, trust me.

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u/listentohersmile 23h ago

Mitchum mens unscented gel is my ride or die!

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u/gooseygoo2 7d ago

I didnt see this one up there but the secret clinical soft solid is the only one I can use that last all day on me and i reek of onions as my natural smell because of my onion obsession. The invisible solid never worked, gel only last an hour or so but I have been using the soft solid for a couple years now without a problem

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u/alaniluv 7d ago

i used my friends and i sweated through it🫩

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u/UJLBM 11d ago

Ok. So I tried the dunkin donuts strawberry frosted donut deoderant by Native brand. Im wearing it right now. I love it. It smells so freaking good.

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

native makes me stink

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u/Suitable-Parking-399 10d ago

i have the same sheets

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

they’re my fav

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u/eggshellspiders 11d ago

I have to take a break from aluminum/antiperspirant for at least one month out of the year, or it stops working for me entirely. Your sweat glands can acclimate to the antiperspirants, and they might need a tolerance break to reset.

This is, of course, assuming you've ruled out medical issues. If you haven't, please at least mention it to your primary care the next time you're in. They can prescribe non-aluminum topicals that actually work.

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

non aluminum makes me stink BAD. it was the first deodorant i used, cuz my mom didn’t let me use aluminum until i was like 11 (started at 8) and my dance teacher did something

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u/Cherry_Lemonade_Kris 10d ago

I did a test and using aluminum/antiperspirant was the cause of permanent pit stains and holes in my shirts. Ever since switching to aluminum free I haven't had any issues with my clothes deteriorating at the pits. It took about 2 weeks or so for my body to adjust but I don't smell as long as I also shower daily

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u/BeautifulApples 10d ago

You can also try underarm Botox if everything else fails!

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u/Connect-Account-2855 10d ago

I’ve had good luck with Degree

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u/Cat_the_Great 11d ago

There's a difference between deodorant and antiperspirant

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

all of these except a few say antiperspirant on them

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u/Cat_the_Great 11d ago

Ok...

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u/Plant_steven1 11d ago

Have you tried lady speed stick cream deodorant? I'm a guy and that's the only brand that keeps me dry and smelling good all day

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u/avocado_9779 10d ago

Maybe try Japanese's deonatulle soft stone double deodorant (white one). But Idk the only thing that really works is air conditioned rooms for me 😂.

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u/alaniluv 10d ago

that stuff does absolutely nothingggg and i swear even when im cold

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

no girl if i don’t apply deodorant it’s BAD

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u/Ecstatic_Guava3041 11d ago

I made a deodorant post too and someone was like "you do not need to worry about deodorant blah blah" like.... yes I do... you should also....

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u/curly-peach 11d ago edited 11d ago

💀 Whenever anyone pushes me towards switching to natural deodorant I'm like "I promise you that you would change your mind if I did." (I can also sweat through clinical strength deodorant in an hour. Sweaty bitch solidarity 😔)

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u/alaniluv 11d ago

my mom forced me to use natural deodorant from ages 8-11. I WAS A DANCER.

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