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Deodorant and skin chemistry
BillieTheBot
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I don't know whether this is a common phenomenon or not, so I would be greatful if someone could confirm here.
Take a can of antiperspirant spray deodorant of any brand and apply it to the armpits. Sometimes, it will take proper effect and do its purpose. Sometimes though, the stuff will instantly flake off, appearing as white specks on the floor. It happened this morning before work, but when I applied more just now, it stuck to me absolutely fine. There is no varying factor on what I do before applying deodorant. I always have a shower beforehand.
Take a can of antiperspirant spray deodorant of any brand and apply it to the armpits. Sometimes, it will take proper effect and do its purpose. Sometimes though, the stuff will instantly flake off, appearing as white specks on the floor. It happened this morning before work, but when I applied more just now, it stuck to me absolutely fine. There is no varying factor on what I do before applying deodorant. I always have a shower beforehand.
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I use that - costs like £5 for one stick but so far I think it's lasted me over a year.
It doesn't stop you sweating, it stops the bacteria under your arms from multiplying and then causing smells.
If you don't sweat much then it's ideal.
Remember there is a difference between the terms deodorant and antiperspirant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deodorant