favourite deodorant

[Dickensman]

I am looking for a new deodorant and wondered what your favourite fragrance,

and applicator, stick roller-ball or spray?

Which shop stocks it would be useful too.

[Narnia]

I use a fly spray as it's multi purpose. Try Farmers.

[Keef]

Gilette arctic ice, or Lynx fever.

[Dickensman]

Perhaps there is need Narnia!

[DJKillaQueen]

Sainsburry's basics at 46p or something is hard to beat but you'll only find it among the men's deoderants for some reason.

[daizie]

attractive

[DJKillaQueen]

LOL...yes but I do compensate by wearing very expensive perfume.....(my footy gals can vouch for that)....;-)

[pablogrande]

Is this some kind of hint.

[Ladymuck]

DJKillaQueen Wrote:

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> LOL...yes but I do compensate by wearing very

> expensive perfume.....(my footy gals can vouch for

> that)....;-)

Are you spraying that very expensive perfume under your arm pits?:-S Oh well, whatever cranks your engine I guess...or in your case, whatever tickles your fanny!

Dickensman, sorry can't help you other than to say that a daily bath or shower helps enormously:)).

And Narnia, fly spray? That explains a great deal...in fact, it's all starting to make sense now...

[Dickensman]

Thanks for that LadyMeadow, trust me I bathe every day, but I decided to change my deodorant because the one I have been using is now starting to react and make me itch, so I thought it time to change the brand.

Have a wonderful time and a happy new year.

[ianr]

Have you considered the possibility that it might be the perfume in your 'deodorant' that's the problem?

[Narnia]

This might work

[Saffron]

Why not go wild and get your pits Botoxed?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2677503.stm

[Michael Palaeologus]

Nivea for Men roll-on, 50% off at Sainsbos ;-)

[Dickensman]

Thank you for all your input guys and gals I would be willing to try any of these except injecting botox,

but thanks for the thought Saffron.

[womanofdulwich]

3 men in my house all use the nivea for men roll on, on offer at sainsburys half price- bargain.

[amyw]

i think mitchum is the best

[hibbs]

For sensitive pitts my doctor recommended 'Mitchum', you can buy this in a spray, stick or roll on at Boots the chemist plc limited the company :-)

[Dickensman]

Interesting stuff about sensitivity Hibbs.

[OliviaDee]

Mum's your man.

[Huguenot]

Are you sure it's the deodorant?

In the winter we wrap up so tightly that our pits can get warm, damp and get very little fresh air. This can be an attractive environment for the same sort of boogers that create athletes foot.

Might be worth checking with the chemist?

[ImpetuousVrouw]

Yuch!

[Ladymuck]

Dickensman Wrote:

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> Thanks for that LadyMeadow, trust me I bathe every

> day, but I decided to change my deodorant because

> the one I have been using is now starting to react

> and make me itch, so I thought it time to change

> the brand.

Hey Cheeky Monkey, you know I was teasing - right? Anyway, just thought I'd mention that you might have become sensitive or even allergic to the "chemicals" in "regular" deodorants. You could try using those sold in Health Shops (your nearest one would be Health Matters on Lordship Lane). They can cost an arm, a leg and a backbone though, but tend to do the job without any unwanted side effects (in conjunction with my yearly shower - of course;-)). Alternatively, there is a relatively chemical free one made by Maine (Sainsburys DKH sell it) which is very good (it is performing extremely well in 26 degree temperatures as I type). Sorry I was flippant earlier - I should have responded seriously.

LadyMeadow.

[HonaloochieB]

Mitchum, good enough for Bob, good enough for me.

[Dickensman]

Think nothing of it LadyM thank you for your non-flippant input also, I consider it valuable information coming from half way around the world 'n all.