Why does this shit smell like candy? I want to smell like a fresh

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>>12673050
I use this

I use the mineral salt sticks
It actually works, I would rub my armpits in my girlfriends face and ask her if it smelled like anything and she always said no, coworkers could never smell anything when I was all sweaty after moving stuff in the office, etc.

So either like 7 people are pulling a meme on me or it actually works, but I can't smell anything

>>12673094
Wait what is it? Also, do you use antibacterial soap in the shower?

Anyone know a cheap natural deodorant?
I recently stopped using random soaps and just use plain olive oil soap to wash.

>>12673104
>olive oil soap
What the fuck?

>>12673097

Antibacterial soap is bad for you, Anon. Use regular soap.

>>12673108
All natural soap is made out of a fat, lye and water.
You can use any fat, from lard to olive oil to sunflower oil.

>>12673110
>Antibacterial soap is bad for you
No it isn't

>>12673124

Sure thing, bud.

>>12673050
depends really. What you're doing is plugging your sweat glands with gunk that smells nice. There is growing data to support the fact that these deodorants interfere with testosterone production and can really fuck up your hormones. Find a brand without these toxins and see what you like the best, everyone has different scents that pair with their natural scent best.

Your nose will grow accustomed to the scent soon enough, so have someone significant in your life who can appreciate your smell giving you input regarding what wears best on your skin. I'm a cedar/musk/tar/sandalwood sort of guy myself.

>>12673050
YOUR DEO SHOULDNT FUCKING SMELL! ALL IT SHOULD DO IS CLOG UP YOUR FUCKING PORES FFS, THERE IS A REASON MEN WEAR COLOGNE.

>>12673152
>ALL IT SHOULD DO IS CLOG UP YOUR FUCKING PORES
No, that is an antiperspirant. A deodorant gets rid of smell.

>>12673151
>Find a brand without these toxins
Any suggestions?

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Old Spice CLASSIC

>>12673208
>Anti-perspirant
Yikes

>>12673124
Antibacterial anything that isn't being applied to wounds is harmful in general; resistant bacteria strains, lack of immunity, etc...

>>12673097
It's a mineral stick that you get wet and rub into your armpits. I've had one before but it didn't work for me, but maybe I was using it incorrectly.

I use unscented antiperspirant and let the smell of my clothes and my natural "pheromones" be my scent. When I want to add an additional dimension to my overall presentation then I use some perfume or cologne, but otherwise scentless besides me.

>>12673090
I really dont wanna seem like Im hopping on that holistic hippyshit train, but what makes this better than your average deodorant? Im thinking of trying Tom's.

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Swerve plebs

>>12673208
old spice classic or original?

>>12673090
fpbp

>>12673231
>tom's
don't do it anon. i tried some and it was the most useless deo i've ever used. still got sweaty and smelly with it

>>12673050
Don't use anti-perspirent, shit ruins your clothes.

Can anyone rec good anti-perspirants? Hyperhidrosis here, I've just been using the old spice ones for a while.

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lmao plebs

let a true patrician educate you

>>12673773
Anti-perspirant < Deodorant

>>12673750
Arm & Hammer is far better and cheaper. Don’t waste your money

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>>12673050
Use this one and you're good

>>12674207
I prefer arctic force

>>12673773
yes but what do you do if you sweat easily?

just let it happen? I live in the south where summer days are 90*+ and humid consistently

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dont waste ur money desu

What's a good deodorant that lasts all day and doesn't stain/have any superfluous chemicals in it? The brand I just bought doesn't stain and smells good but only lasts a few hours and then I stink.

>>12673110
>>12673224
Not true actually. Antibacterial soaps with Triclosan, along with other similar chemicals have shown to be bad for you which the FDA has banned, but not all Antibacterial soaps have said harmful chemicals. For example Dial Antibacterial soap has Benzalkonium Chloride which has antibacterial properties, but the evidence as to whether or not it is harmful is inconclusive. At least in my research, if you've found something about it please share.

>>12674240
>just let it happen?
Yes, it is your bodies natural response to heat. If smell is an issue use a deodorant

>>12674267
Arm and hammer makes good deo with natural deodorizes like baking soda and natural plant extracts

>>12673050
bearglove smells like lumberjack

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>>12673050
Just use this OP

>>12674456
>antiperspirant
Oh dear...

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>>12674456
you pleb.

I get a lot of compliments on this one by girls for some reason and not my cologne. Wierd tbqh.

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If you want something natural/unscented/gentle that works, try this. Basically just a salt block you wet and apply, but it works for me really well as long as I shower beforehand.

>>12674467
Also it'll last you at least a year

>>12674467
Shit looks gay af

>>12674467
what does it smell like when applied?

>>12674467
This is a deodorant thread, not a "Recommend a Harlequin Classics Smut Novel" thread

>>12673214
Some people actually work out

>>12674464
>open it one day
>it's cracked into pieces
WHAT THE FUCK?

>>12674464
The thinking man's choice

>>12674540
Or actually live in a place where it gets hot.

Unlike Britbongistan where it being 70F is an "ZOMFG WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE OF HEAT EXHAUSTION!" heatwave

>>12674543
probably got dropped. also that shouldn't happen since its more of a gel consistency. you probably got that chalky white one maybe?

>>12674555
That was uncalled for anon

>>12674540
So? I do to, sweat it out

>>12674538
LOL

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Sometimes the most basic and simple works the best... Although I don't recommend it for people with something anormal regarding sweat or odor... Try Speed Stick clinical in that case.

>>12674652
>Anti-perspirant
Oh my goodness gracious

>>12674492
Nothing. You'll still sweat some but the bacteria that make BO can't survive in the salt layer you apply (or something to that effect). They also make a spray and a roll on, but I just have the one pictured.

>>12673151

Fucking /fa/ people who don't trust the scientists who have to test product for short term and long term health effects. Might as well stop taking vaccines while you're at it.

Is logic hard OP?

Use an alum block if you also use cologne.

Use a good scented deodorant if you are frugal.

I found swagger and fiji to be good smelling, and some young women like it too. But swagger may have been reformulated. Their spray swagger bottle is different now.

Just buy all the shit and test it out yourself alone and in combination.

>>12674652
that "unscented" shit smells horrible chemical like mortuary

>>12675073
>who don't trust the scientists
No?
> Might as well stop taking vaccines
Why would I do that? I trust scientists
>Use an alum block
I don't want Alzheimers

>>12674433
Im not commenting on the chemical composition of antibacterials and the supposed harmful effects thereof, im just saying it would be logical to assume that after multiple generations of bacterial evolution being shaped by antibaterial use, just like antibiotics, resistant strains will evolve eventually. Further, the human body (and the entire world honestly) is full of and covered in different organic flora. Sanitizatization to the point of attempting to completely remove bacteria is pointless, only certain strains of bacteria are harmful if a person is exposed. If you completely remove a strain of bacteria from your house or home and lose your immunity to its effects, the result could be sickness.

>>12674673
Please continue wasting your life posting this on every mention of an aluminum based antiperspirant, it just makes you look more pathetic.

>>12674207
This

>>12675232
>it would be logical to assume
But that is where you're wrong.

>>12675236
Oh my word... ;-(

>>12674464
This one is good, op.

>>12673231
>Tom's
Doesn't work.

>>12675294
https://www.cdc.gov/getsmart/community/about/antibiotic-resistance-faqs.html

I dont use anything

clubman and unscented stick

>>12674464
this one is very good, very neutral and not obnoxious..smells just like clean

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>>12674464
It's garbage. I get them free from the poor store a couple every month. Of i wanted i could have like a box of these shits by now. I just keep a couple as backup. But they smell horrible after you get used to it. Don't.

Granted I haven't tried any higher tier deodorants, but i fucking love my clinique from the first time. It is actually truly odorless. And looks classy. Costs reasonable ten bucks. The only minus is that it can cake a little bit.

>>12675073
yes, drink the tap water goy
would scientists ever lead us wrong?

>>12674597
>>12674555
It's true tho.

Europeans are pussies who wouldn't know what an actually hot day feels like.

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>>12674207
Hell yeah anon this has been my smell for like 10 years.

can anybody explain why /fa/ is afraid to use antiperspirants?

>>12677041
i think cause the aluminum stains clothes or something

>>12676954
w2c gun

>>12676851
wrong ones you idiot

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Been using this for hr past couple of months. Took a while for my body to adjust off of antis but now it's pretty clean and smells good.

>>12674464
I checked the ingredients and it contains aluminum even though it's not an antiperspirant. Is this true?

>>12676954
>Antiperspirant
Bruh...

>>12673090
everytime i use this my armpits start peeling and shit. its fun to peel off the skin tho

>>12677702
I think mine might have been a little irritated when i first stared using it. Doesn't do it anymore though

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>>12675911

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>>12675073
It's not about mistrusting scientists. It's about mistrusting the corporations that skew statistical data. There was a time when we were lead to believe that cigarettes aided breathing, and it's common knowledge that breakfast being the most important meal of the day is a marketing scheme to help cereal despite its alleged scientific backing.

>>12675897
I don't wanna talk to a scientist, y'all motherfuckers lyin', and gettin' me pissed

>>12677041
also cancer or some shit

>>12677041
Because it doesn't get hot in eurocuckville, so they think nobody needs it, when the rest of the world actually gets hotter than 80F.

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Recommend this if you can get your hands on it

>>12673090
scentless version of this and wear good cologne//aftershave combo

whats with the fucking anti-perspirant hate

>>12679303
I dont get it either. I live in the south and do manual labor for a living. I dont get the no shampoo thing either. I think most people here are unemployed or work in cool offices

>>12679303
Breast cancer scare, but apparently it's unfounded https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/myths/antiperspirants-fact-sheet

>>12679313
They're European.

They're pussies who can't handle it being 85 degrees:

http://www.express.co.uk/news/weather/823730/weather-uk-return-british-summer-temperatures-soar

>>12679260
Any recommendations for a good cologn

>>12677694
make sure it's the blue gel clear top kind and not the powder/chalk one.

>>12674456
>>12674464
I've been using these for years but lately my armpits have become irritated, do you think they changed the formula or something?

>>12680651
don't think so. start using a different brand or stop sing for a while. maybe that'll help

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>>12673050
USE BEARGLOVE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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Read the sticky.

Use odorless soap. Dry yourself and use an odorless deo. Then get cologne. Two sprays on the neck, one on each wrist.

Everyman jack

>>12673050
Why the fuck would you not want to smell like candy?

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Everyone should at least try this deodorant for a month. Its one of those products that can let you scratch deodorant off your life-list so you'll never think about it again and just always buy this one. If it works for you, of course.

>>12680894
What is this

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I use Tom's Scentless, long-lasting deodorant. Then I always wear a fragrance (usually an EDP) of some sort. I have 4 frags that I wear depending on the occasion. Always make sure to have a good daily scent that doesn't project much.

Other than that, I just shower daily and it's all good. I also use scentless laundry detergent and use nice, natural-smelling dryer sheets.

>>12680894
I realise I'm on the wrong board with this statement, but I'm not dropping ~$20 on a deodorant.

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made a home made deodorant with coconut oil and baking powder yesterday and used for the first time today
the deodorant has almost no smell and was 22C today and i was smelling p good after a long day
feels good

I don't wear deodorant and women always tell me that they love the way I smell.

>>12682384
fucking lucky, I smell like onions

>>12682384
I've forgotten on many occasions to put some on, and my gf (along with friends who would totally call me out on it) never noticed. Hell, we went camping for a week once and she just thought I brought unscented stuff.

But I'm self conscious from having shitty breath as a teen that I don't want to risk smelling and still use Old Spice deo regardless.

>>12682384
My ex once told me I smelled like caramel when I forgot to put deodorant and she loved it.
I still use Old Spice's Swagger deodorant because I don't trust her.

>>12674540
i thought the aluminum shit in anti-perspirant causes alzhemier's

>>12673050
Alu spray and a scentless deo.
I don't buy cologne for it to be overshadowed by a 4$ deodorant/antiperspirant

>>12682475
Believing unsourced news articles from redwine-and-ecological-cotton-knitting.com over well researched, peer-reviewed, scientific articles is what is causing the alzheimer

>>12673050
I use Oldspice Amber. It's nice without smelling like a fucking Yankee Candle.

I like having the sort of campfire/honey/sawdust scent though.

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move aside

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Ironically, the cheapest one is the only one that doesn't make my armpits itch.

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>>12673050
Pic related is actually pretty good. Almost smells like a casual, light, normie-tier cologne.

However, I must agree. Like, most of the ones in OP's picture, amber, and ESPECIALLY all the "wild collection" ones (bearglove, hawkridge, wolfthorn) smell like fruit and candy. In fact, "wofthorn" smells specifically of fruit punch. Like, Kool-Aid fruit punch. This shit is supposed to be men's fragrances.

>>12674192
their logo looks kind of like a roast beef vagina

>>12683288
>Antiperspirant
Oh golly gosh

My deo collection

>>12674456
I used to wear this alot and eventually my pits stained my tees,itched, and burned.
>>12673090
Switched to the stain shield one which was unscented. I saw little progress with stains but I loved the "unscented" citrus smell over dove.
>>12682681
After some months I tired this my pits were normal by then but this shit fucking wears off soo easily when I sweat.
>>12683288
I had this before the dove one and now Im back to using it. Right now my pits feel tough when I rub my arms together. Sweating isnt as intense as last year and pit stains are gone. I still prefer arm and hammer smell over all followed by Gillette.

>>12680821
I kinda want to do this but it seems abnormal and overkill to wear cologne on a daily basis.

>>12677912
And do you know who was behind the marketing of fluoride in tap water, tobacco to women (by exploiting feminism to a degree) and making the American breakfast eggs and bacon? Edward Bernays, but that guy had power and influence back in the early 1900s. It's 2017. We stopped sterilizing minorities in the 70s too. So get with the times. Corporations do fuck over consumers at times. But just look at the bullshit Volkswagen pulled off in 2015 and the negative backlash and pay-up they had to deal with for their shit. Nobody wants to get sued. If I remember, Nvidia or AMD had to send their consumers a reimbursement of some sort as well a couple years ago.

>>12685422
posted too soon.

And for all the years Volkswagen and the PC line put out, just consider it would probably be less than a 1% chance of getting fucked over by them from either mishap/mischief. While at the same time, if you or some other consumer or Govt/science finds out they're being short-changed and unethical in some way, reimbursement will most likely follow.

>>12673050
lol. I actually use those.

>>12683326
Well I didn't try OPs shit, but I smelled Timber once and it was sweet and really smelled like candy. In a bad way. Not fresh at all.

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I used the mineral salt rock deodorant. I recently tried the Aesop deodorant and both scents are very nice. The price isnt very nice, so i went back to using the crystal salt thing that basically never runs out. but i would still recommend the aesop deodorant to anyone who is curious

>>12673112
yeah shit's so cash i used to use that before dr bronners hit my natural health food store now i use rose scent