*Decent* antiperspirant?

loubie_lou

Hi All

I have no problems using an antiperspirant in the winter/spring etc as they all seem to work for me but as soon as we have a warm day, i just can't help but feel self concious. I feel sticky and smelly as soon as 30 mins after I put in on

Any recommendations on a good anti p? Can you get something that stops you sweating altogether?

I've tried all of the top name brands; dove, sure, nivea etc etc. They are all rubbish in the warm weather. Roll ons in the aforementioned brands are rubbish on me too.

Thanks

sam.4000

I swear by Mitchum, either the roll on or solid stick.

74jax

I was going to reply mitchum too.

missbiggles1

Another vote for Mitchum - used it for years.

cajef

I found the perfumed anti-perspirants tend to give me skin irritation and have found the Mitchum unscented sticks work well for me

fairy_lights

Another vote for mitchum. The stick is good and so is the roll on, but it does seem to take longer to dry than other anti perspirants.

loubie_lou

Cheers guys. I'll get onto Mitchum!

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine

Hi Lou! I've recommended Driclor before, and I still use it to this day. It only needs applying once every 2 to 3 days in the evening (after first applying everyday until the adjustment period stops).

I cover it in more detail on this post, including some tips on how best to make it work without stinging; take a look if the Mitchum doesn't work:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67548244&postcount=6


Honestly, I've had the same bottle for months, making it very MSE as well as very effective! :money:

GwylimT

I use driclor as well, although I find I only need to use it once a week.

squiggles

A Mitchum fan here also. I can only use the unperfumed as I scratch like a loppy dog with the scented ones.

wannabeslim

Not that you need it but another vote for mitchum here too, its often on offer in Boots etc even the major supermarkets, I like the roll on powder scented one