Whatever's on sale. You heard.

Been through a lot of 'em, this is the best one for me. Nice aroma and doesn't flake onto my shirts. Controls the B.O. quite well and the gel feels nice and cool when applied.Anyone use Degree? I tried that for a bit and it burned the skin off my pits.

DrAwkward wrote:OrthodoxEaster wrote:Jesus.If you're relying on prayer to keep your B.O. at bay, you may want to rethink that strategy.I wouldn't rely on Muhammad, either. Nor, Nirgantha. Doesn't like disturbing the natural order of things. I'd say same with Buddha, too. Oddly, I'd place my bets on Joseph Smith, Jr.

I smell like the man your man could smell like.

Luzwei wrote:RIGHT ON BROTHERS! MORE INPUT! WE NEED MORE INPUT!

OrthodoxEaster wrote:Jesus.If you're relying on prayer to keep your B.O. at bay, you may want to rethink that strategy.

some Lynx stuff that make me smell like an old Mars bar. women is hangin off me...

yaledelay wrote:DrAwkward wrote:OrthodoxEaster wrote:Jesus.If you're relying on prayer to keep your B.O. at bay, you may want to rethink that strategy.Yeah, I am pretty sure he is working on bigger things, like plugging the oil spill.not very good then, is he?

I used to use the Mitchum Unscented that iembalm mentioned, but it made the pits of my undershirts very crusty and I could never wash it out of the shirts.I switched to the Almay Unscented gel and things are better. I'd occasionally like to wear lightly scented things, but my wife is way too sensitive to perfume like scents. We have almost no scented cleaners, soaps, etc. If they made a citrus scented antiperspirant I'd be all set. she's not affected by those.

I use the only nonscented deodorant available here, which is a gel from Mitchum. Scented deodorants/antiperspirants make my head hurt.