sockgirl77
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They do not work. My aunt is allergic to all deodorants. She tried this and it did not do a damn thing.
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frozenrain
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morningbell
hmmmmmm
They do not work. My aunt is allergic to all deodorants. She tried this and it did not do a damn thing.
It might not work for her, works fine for me. It's not supposed to make you stop sweating like an anti-perspirant. I have used Alba lavender stick too, works fine.
Christy
b*tch rocket
They do not work. My aunt is allergic to all deodorants. She tried this and it did not do a damn thing.
Chlorophyll tablets work great. They are a natural de-stinker.
And you ingest them, you don't rub them under your armpits. 
morningbell
hmmmmmm
Chlorophyl tablets work great. They are a natural de-stinker.
Thanks Christy! I forgot about those.
The whole thing with not wearing anti-persp is you should keep a clean diet, eat more whole foods, it helps keep you less stinky.
Cowgirl
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I don't need to wear deodorant very often. If I use Secret or Degree, I'll only need it once a week maybe. My sister and I made deodorant out of shea butter, coco butter, corn starch, baking soda, vitamin E oil. I like it, but it's weird walking around smelling like chocolate
sockgirl77
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I don't need to wear deodorant very often. If I use Secret or Degree, I'll only need it once a week maybe. My sister and I made deodorant out of shea butter, coco butter, corn starch, baking soda, vitamin E oil. I like it, but it's weird walking around smelling like chocolate
Chocolate smells yummy. Does it make you want to eat yourself?
Cowgirl
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Chocolate smells yummy. Does it make you want to eat yourself?
Uh, no. Chocolate smells good, but it's weird when it's coming from your armpits.
sockgirl77
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I know. I know. I had to go there. Well, I didn't have to. But in true Socki fashion, I did.
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