What Type Of Deodorant Do You Use?

[OneEyedDiva]

I used to use Crystal roll on deodorant. There was a time that I was on a train for almost 24 hours, couldn't wash up and was too tired to use the shower after my Honorary Son #1 picked me up at the train station in Tampa. It lasted for more than 24 hours. Crystal's new formula does not, so I tried Native stick. It goes on smoothly and the first kind I tried worked well for 48 hours. Just so you know, when I am having episodes of A-fib and when I had COVID, either I was too sick to shower or was feeling weak and dizzy thus didn't want to risk fainting (again).

The second variety of Native I tried (whole body deodorant) did not work for 48 hours. Plus the sticks themselves get used up faster than roll ons. I probably won't purchase stick deodorant again. I tried a spray deodorant but wouldn't buy that again either' it also seems to go faster. I have a cream deodorant that I haven't started using yet.

What do you use....Roll on, stick, spray or cream? Has it ever had to last more than 24 hours? If so, did it work well?

 

[oscash]

I only use Curash Baby Powder. Never seem to sweat, or have B.O.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

I only use Curash Baby Powder. Never seem to sweat, or have B.O.

I had to use baby powder for about a year after my eye surgeries. I had to use prednisone eye drops afterward and they caused my underarms to be raw...so raw they became pink. I had to use the palms of my hands to wash my underarms, wash clothes hurt. Deodorant burned and corn starch cause a bad odor. I asked my doctor if I could stop the medication but she was adamant that I could not. So baby powder it was.

 

[Lawrence00]

Old Spice

 

[jujube]

I buy a different brand every time. Eeny-meeny-miney-mo....

 

[Aunt Bea]

Just soap, water, and clean clothes.

I haven’t felt the need for deodorant since I stopped working and I haven’t been sniffed by anyone in years.