Posted: 6/15/2025 11:59:03 AM EDT
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Gents. Im trying to find a deodorant that works all day but is aluminum free. Spray preferred. I've tried mando and it stinks. It has a weird smell and honestly doesn't work. Im currently trying dove deo and it only lasts until you start working and sweating. Then you have to re apply. Is there anything out there that works? |
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Originally Posted By RandyBroshankle: Dove 72 Hour Clean Comfort. Also take a ton of magnesium, bad odor is your sign. I take 1 magnesium supplement at night. Not sure of the dose. Edit 400mg |
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Originally Posted By User55645: Aluminum is in antiperspirants, not deodorant. They're different products. Are you sure you know which you want? Yeah I want to stay away from aluminum in any way. Maybe I wasnt clear enough in my op, I dont care about sweat, just stink. |
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| I've been using Old Spice High Endurance DEODORANT for decades with excellent results. Usually the stick format. Give it a try. |
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I worked 44 year in the Oilfields. A lot of it sweating so much you had salt on your coveralls at the end of the shift. Offshore Africa for the last 20 years. Bar Soap and Scrub Brush in the Shower. Deodorant and some cheap cologne. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By gamboolman: I worked 44 year in the Oilfields. A lot of it sweating so much you had salt on your coveralls at the end of the shift. Offshore Africa for the last 20 years. Bar Soap and Scrub Brush in the Shower. Deodorant and some cheap cologne. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/135217/shopping_jpeg-3564978.JPG How damn old are you? I use degree dry spray and am outside most of the day in the Alabama humidity. No funny looks from girls so far |
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Originally Posted By 50-140: I like Native, as much as for what it doesn't have in it. No Aluminum, no Parabens, fairly natural ingredients. https://i.postimg.cc/VL7XzYPc/temp-Imagemfk-FA9.avif I use Native as well. Why he posted a pic of the least manly scent is beyond me though. ![]() I work outside in (7 years) Vegas heat and get home to no smell pits. Here in UT with higher humidity it works just as well. They also have sprays OP |
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I use Mennen Speed Stick Light deodorant, FWIW. They claim it has less fragrance than the regular. It works fine for me. PSA/general information: Antiperspirants work by clogging the pores of the sweat glands, which causes them to turn off. The sweat glands have a feedback mechanism. Antiperspirants work best when applied in the evening, which is when the sweat glands are least active. OP, if you want to avoid aluminum, that’s your choice. According to the experts in sweating disorders, there is no evidence that aluminum in antiperspirants causes breast cancer. |
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Originally Posted By cccpNyC: I use Native as well. Why he posted a pic of the least manly scent is beyond me though. ![]() I work outside in (7 years) Vegas heat and get home to no smell pits. Here in UT with higher humidity it works just as well. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcT89DZUd-BlrY5jKkPvu-5wq97wBSdXiWXPMKkkaTKqVhlg02CgI_RkQlOtWLdEreP0fjFa3zfmPa5LGM1a_OdN2pGYPwuIdEaTkAnDVdU8omtif6IiDfhaYWJ27UlDuQ-ub6qpeF5t-ac&usqp=CAc They also have sprays OP Because coconut and vanilla smell good and women like those scents. I don’t wear deodorant for men and I don’t need to smell like the forest or a tree! I went on an aluminum free pilgrimage years ago. The Native brand was one of the better performers without feeling slimy. |
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I used Doc Spartan for years and it did better than anything I used previously, but did not really work all that well. It would cake onto the underarms on my shirts and I ruined quite a few shirts. My wife started using this and I reluctantly switched. It took me about a week or two two see the value. I promised this works and it is cheap. If your pts stink it will take you the better part of two weeks of regular use to knock that stank off. you'll feel better and won't be dropping $100+ annually. https://www.amazon.com/Deodorant-Stones-America-Thai-Crystal/dp/B001E0YN1W |




