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Best antipersperant
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bimmernate
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You guys are going to laugh. I had this issue too...until I tried my girlfriend's lady right guard. Didnt sweat at all, like none. I was impressed. I bought some unscented secret after that, it works, but not as well as the right guard.
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I put on 2 separate deoderants. First I use mitchum antipersperant or right guard extreme. Then I put on a deoderant...preferably gillette or right guard
tonio028
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Gillette Clinical Strength Anti-Perspirant and Deodorant hands down. Ever since I made the switch I've never had better protection throughout a work day or tough workout. Less stains on the white shirts too. I swear by this stuff.
Bring The Noise
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adidas sport is quite nice
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Certain - Dri. I was a VERY heavy sweater for years and now I swear by this. It eliminates all sweating. It's not a deoderant though.
Cosmonaut
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Certain - Dri. I was a VERY heavy sweater for years and now I swear by this. It eliminates all sweating. It's not a deoderant though.Originally Posted by visionology
my bro used that. i know you put it on at night, so if you used like a deodorant in the mornings does it lessen the effectiveness of the certain dri or anything like that?
constant struggle
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addidas absorbo deoderant, it doesn't have aluminum so it won't stain your shirts, too bad it is discontinued, but you can get some on ebay.
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Mitchum works well for me.Originally Posted by JayJay
Agreed. The best I've tried.
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