Alcohol free mens deodorant?

Does anyone know any good ones because i have eczema so things like lynx irritate my skin but i tend to smell if i dont use it because of the creams.

When in the chemist i noticed a vaseline intensive care one that was alcohol free but wasnt sure if it was mens or womens (or both?). ATM i use lynx roll on but i really dont wanna harm my skin.

Thanks

Reply 1

egg_soup

9

im boyfriend uses a roll on...its blue and a popular one... because he has it too. Sensitive roll ons shouldnt make too much difference should they? i know my bf has it really bad he has to use cream everyday. x

Reply 2

Superman

9

i use sure men, sport instinct anti perspirant. It is silver and blue and has a picture of a runner on the front. There are other ones in the series, (red with rugby and green with footballer) but the blue one smells the best. It has on the can 0% alcohol. i would recommend.

Reply 3

Jammin1984

Any Body Shop type shops will more than likely do a roll on one.

Reply 4

Superman

9

i use sure men, sport instinct anti perspirant. It is silver and blue and has a picture of a runner on the front. There are other ones in the series, (red with rugby and green with footballer) but the blue one smells the best. It has on the can 0% alcohol. i would recommend.

edit: didnt mean to double post, damn computer is so slow made me post twice. this one can be deleted.

Reply 5

paperclip

OP

18

thanks guys, i'll keep a lookout for sure men

Reply 6

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3

Unless you're a 12 year old boy, Lynx is probably a bad idea anyway. :smile:

Reply 7

Red Thunder

9

Clinique has a range of deodorants in stick form, and i know they have one without any frangrance, tested for sensitive skin. SHould set u back about 10 quid.

Nivea has a range of alcohol-free deodorant sprays.

Reply 8

egg_soup

9

Superman

i use sure men, sport instinct anti perspirant. It is silver and blue and has a picture of a runner on the front.

thats the one my boyfriend uses. it smells yummy :smile:

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