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antiperspirant

am lookin for a gd antiperspirant have tried palmolive ones and the doves range bt they didnt work which wld u recommend
If its that bad, try a google search on Driclor. It works a treat.
right guard protection for men or women are both awesome! (yeah i have tried both) lol
darkwizzard
If its that bad, try a google search on Driclor. It works a treat.


:ditto:
Reply 4
darkwizzard
If its that bad, try a google search on Driclor. It works a treat.


driclor gave me such some real bad rashes (not pretty) i would say perspirex is better or mitchum cool dry.
Reply 5
sure roll on.
fizzerz
driclor gave me such some real bad rashes (not pretty) i would say perspirex is better or mitchum cool dry.


It works fine for me, the only problem I have with it is if I use it after shaving for some reason, then it stings.
Reply 7
It does say on the destructions not to use it on freshly shaved skin!
jennyflake
It does say on the destructions not to use it on freshly shaved skin!


I know, which is why I generally don't. :rolleyes:

:eek: Was I supposed to destruct something?!
with driclor, make sure your underarm is totally dry before applying it. also, dont slap it on until ur underarm is soaking wet, just use a very small amount most nights. this way, it will go easier on more sensitive skin.
use a roll on,thn top it up with a spray.
Why not change the type you use. ie. roll-on, spray, cream, natural rock, light body spray, stick.....
But if regular stuff doesn't work at all, Boots do one that is stronger and for people with a perspiration problem.
Reply 12
I use the sanex one. Think its called excel. Its in a smaller spray but lasts as long as a regular size spray which is handy because you can take it in your bag for top ups if you need it, which i generally dont as its really good.
Reply 13
if youre that bad, you can get something called 'Anhydrol Forte' - apparently its one of the strongest ever!!!
U can try the Gillette range of rub-on anti perspirants....they work nicely.

Clinique has a good range of APs, even without fragrance for those with sensitive skin....but be prepared for a small hole in ur pocket....Clinique's line of anti-perspirants works weondrefully, but goes for the equivalent of 10 UK pounds here.
Reply 15
thanx 4 the advice will c which will solve me prob