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Best deodorant?

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  • I used to use Sanex roll on which was good but I then tried Mitchum and haven’t looked back. Yes it is slightly more expensive but it is the most effective deodorant I have found and I don’t think I’d bother with anything else now.

    I find a bottle lasts me ages anyway so I don’t mind spending the extra money on it although I try to get it from places like Savers or Bodycare as they seem to have better deals on it :)

    I have to be careful with roll ons as certain brands (Sure, Dove, Right Guard) give me a nasty rash for some reason :o
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  • The doctor can prescribe you prescription deodrant such as Driclor.
  • glowgirl_2
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    skypie123 wrote: »
    I used to use Mitchum roll on and loved it but they changed the formula and it stopped working so well. Long term users did you find this too?
    :(

    Yep me too:) I had been using and loving it for years, I tried Sanex which was ok in the winter but rubbish in the summer and then Sure extra protection the spray this was better but still not wonderful so now I use Mitchum on non hot days and Mitchum and a touch of Sure on hot days and this seems to work - for now anyway:)
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  • Mitchum roll-on for me too.
    I suffer "anxiety" underarm sweat and find this by far the most effective. Last couple of times Boots were doing half price I stock up.
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  • Sure Maximum Protection for me. I can't use the Driclor types, my skin is too sensitive, or any roll-ons. Don't think that Mitchum works well for me either. If I'm just home and not doing very much then I use Dove Original in the 'mushroom' type packaging. For some reason I thought that worked better than other packaging. But if I'm out at all, and when I bath at night (ie as well as the morning), then I use the Sure Max Protection. I get it from BodyCare and it's much cheaper there.
  • Mrs_Ryan
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    I have mega sensitive skin and my psoriasis flares up big style if I have a reaction to anything - I find it so hard to find a deo that suits. I work in a hot hospital ward doing quite a physical job and wear a polyester uniform so obviously sweat quite a bit!! the only ones I've found that suit are the Nivea ones - my faves are Pearl Beauty and Double Protection or something - they keep work really well and keep me smelling sweet. Only downside is that they are soooooo expensive :(
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  • jenniewb
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    Sure Maximum Protection for me. I can't use the Driclor types, my skin is too sensitive, or any roll-ons. Don't think that Mitchum works well for me either. If I'm just home and not doing very much then I use Dove Original in the 'mushroom' type packaging. For some reason I thought that worked better than other packaging. But if I'm out at all, and when I bath at night (ie as well as the morning), then I use the Sure Max Protection. I get it from BodyCare and it's much cheaper there.


    I also use this and get mine from Savers, they tend to be around £3.50 which is a saving from the rrp of £5+ (33% saving)
  • hrafndot
    hrafndot Posts: 2,155 Forumite
    edited 19 November 2010 at 2:45AM
    I use mitchum unscented and bulk buy when its 3.00 for 2 in s@insury. It lasts twice as long as normal. Only time I came unstuck was when I went away to SW France and it was extremely hot; I developed were extremely painful lumpy spotsthe size of carbuncles in my armpits.

    I slowly put 2 and 2 together; it was being too effective and my sweat glands couldn't cope. I left off until I got back and things normalised under normal conditions.

    Its worth knowing that this could happen, and its only my theory, but this may prevent a panicky trip to doctor. Still worth the trip, but not the panic.
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