This stuff is amazing. One stick lasts me more than one year. Leaves no residue. Very effective as a personal deodorant. Non-sticky, doesn’t stain anything.
Seems to be environmentally friendly too.
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But it’s not antiperspirant, correct?
That makes it a no-go for me.
Maybe not clothing, but it can stain a stone countertop.
Wait, what is this? Should I try it?
I need something like a strong deodorant, but also I sweat a lot and the sweat smells. Not looking forward to summertime.
It isn’t antiperspirant? So do you rub it on in the morning or the night before like how western antiperspirants are supposed to work?
Curious.
Also curious about the efficacy of this and any whether it also has any antiperspirant properties. Currently I am ordering natural stick deodorant/antiperspirant from the US. Works really well, just a bit of a hassle to acquire.
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There is nothing that stops sweating, only surgery closing the pores. Oh wait, drink less. Get dehydrated.
This product kills off bacteria that give off the bad odor.
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It will actually bleaches skin. Some people use it to bleach their po…
Yes, or whenever, it stays at least 24h. As a solution, (spray) you can spray your feet and inside shoes.
In simplest language, it’s a way to get the salt content high enough to prevent scent-causing bacteria to thrive. I have used it on my feet to great effect, but I haven’t yet while here. I think they just get too hot to stink, lol.
You will sweat, but at the end of the day it has little to now scent, and I’ve noticed the under arms of my shirts fair far better than with off the shelf bar deodorant.
This thread leaves me feeling a wistful nostalgia for right guard gel sticks.
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I use antiperspirant every day that keeps my armpits dry unless I really get sweaty. It seems to block the pores pretty well for about 2 days.