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Reply to: Do you need to use deoderant?
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I always wonder how some people are just not aware they smell. I don't mean old or poor or 'nasty' people in any sense... young middle-class good-looking people. If you can start to smell yourself, that's time to wash.Originally posted by vetran View PostWas out last night, many were obviously unaware of the benefits imparted by Deodorant / AP.
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I wish a few more people would put some on.
Was out last night, many were obviously unaware of the benefits imparted by Deodorant / AP.
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hmm true although in my head the words are transposible - although in reality they are not.
anti perspirant deodorant is my choice!
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Deodorant's crap, anti-perspirant is what you need. And you shouldn't need to re-apply... in my experience if you sweat through it, putting more on doesn't help.
I'm a bit paranoid about sweat-patches so I use a strong roll-on called DriClor, which basically stops you sweating completely... I can spend a day getting hot and my pits are fresh. Sadly you can't put it in other problem areas
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WOPMS +1Originally posted by original PM View Posti can quite categorically state that I need deodorant
especially on hot days

Never leave home without it.
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i can quite categorically state that I need deodorant
especially on hot days
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Do you need to use deoderant?
One million people who have non-body odour gene still use deodorant: study - Telegraph
And please don't
without checking first.....
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