What underarm deodorant is good with this?
437896
When I wear this, I always follow the scent up with Classic Old Spice deodorant. That's your best bet.
2101486
I would not recommend it as a deodorant because it is not designed for that purpose. It is a mild smelling product that does help you keep dry - for example I have used it during humid weather - and it makes you feel fresh and comfortable - takes away that "sticky" feeling. I do not think it would have any lasting effect as an underarm deodorant however I have used it underarm as a drying agent after showering and towelling off.
903517
it's antiperspirant, not deodorant. I use it and add deodorant over it and it works fine for me :)
164433
Before finding this deodorant, I used coconut oil and baking soda. One day I put some coconut oil on under my arms by habit before remembering that I had this new deodorant, and discovered that when I then added the deodorant, it glided on SO much more easily. So, if you just keep a small container of coconut oil in the bathroom, you can add a little first. No need to heat the deodorant at all this way.
79391
For me, no, this doesn't work on odor by itself - just sweat. I do notice that when I use it and sweat less, natural deodorants during the day are powerful enough to control my odor.
696667
This is the white stick, and does not act like the blue deodorant. It is also an antiperspirant, and will keep you dry longer.
1709806
My husband and I both tried Lavilin and we both didn't care for it, for different reasons. I disliked the fragrance to the extent that I couldn't use it without having an allergy attack, and my husband said that the product didn't control body odor.We found a natural deodorant with Shea butter, coconut oil,beeswax, arrowroot powder,baking soda, and 2 essential oils. It has no harsh smell, controls body odor, though you do need to reapply after showering, and has what I would consider to be natural ingredients.
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http://beautytidbits.com/2012/05/natural-deodorant-that-really-works-lavilin-roll-on-deodorant/
1557785
It actually keeps you pretty dry. Most natural deodorants don't. Others just attempt to reduce odor, and what I've found is that they usually fail at even that after a workout or being outside in a Southern summer. I stumbled across Schmidt's in a quest for something more, and I can't imagine ever switching back to anything else. I can't say I NEVER sweat under my arms; but I can say it's rare, and when I do, there is no odor. This stuff works all day. If you are just now switching to a natural deodorant from an antiperspirant, it may take a few weeks for your body to detox, regardless of what you use, but if you're already using natural deodorant, this will be your favorite!! It actually keeps you pretty dry. Most natural deodorants don't. Others just attempt to reduce odor, and what I've found is that they usually fail at even that after a workout or being outside in a Southern summer. I stumbled across Schmidt's in a quest for something more, and I can't imagine ever switching back to anything else. I can't say I NEVER sweat under my arms; but I can say it's rare, and when I do, there is no odor. This stuff works all day. If you are just now switching to a natural deodorant from an antiperspirant, it may take a few weeks for your body to detox, regardless of... » Read More It actually keeps you pretty dry. Most natural deodorants don't. Others just attempt to reduce odor, and what I've found is that they usually fail at even that after a workout or being outside in a Southern summer. I stumbled across Schmidt's in a quest for something more, and I can't imagine ever switching back to anything else. I can't say I NEVER sweat under my arms; but I can say it's rare, and when I do, there is no odor. This stuff works all day. If you are just now switching to a natural deodorant from an antiperspirant, it may take a few weeks for your body to detox, regardless of what you use, but if you're already using natural deodorant, this will be your favorite!! « Show Less
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Yes. This deodorant contains organic ethanol alcohol, purified water, and organic essential oils. That is all. It is also only a deodorant, not an antiperspirant. So you will sweat, but if used everyday you should not smell. I have been using this spray for about 6 months. I put it on all the parts of my body that sweat and so far no stinkiness.
166919
I have for years w/no problems. This product has replaced my foot deo, feminine deo, under arm deo ( although I usually use the roll on version for this but have used the spray) and any other areas that trap sweat resulting in odor. Hope this helps :)
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I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's cool; then cap. This should make enough for one stick of deodorant. I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's... » Read More I wouldn't use shea butter for deodorant; here's a simple deodorant recipe: 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, 2 Tbsp. beeswax, 2 Tbsp. baking soda, 2 Tbsp. arrowroot, 1/8 tsp. tea tree essential oil, 1/8 tsp. lavendar or rosemary essential oil. Melt beeswax and coconut oil over double boiler over low heat; whisk in baking soda and arrowroot powder. Remove from heat and stir in essential oils (for a feminiine scent use tea tree, lavendar, sweet lime, and ylang ylang; for a more masculine smell use tea tree, cedar and sandalwood). Pour into deodorant container and leave uncapped for 24 hours, or til it's cool; then cap. This should make enough for one stick of deodorant. « Show Less
1601334
Hi, you use this in additon to aftershave; but i don'tvknow of a good unscented one. Good luck,
1013961
Search under "home made deodorant" and choose your favorite. This is my fav: http://wellnessmama.com/1523/how-to-make-natural-deodorant-beating-the-b-o-with-natural-deo/ Really easier than you would think. I recommend using the beeswax, it gives you a stable bar that will work well with the deodorant tubes. Caution-baking soda can burn if your skin is sensitive. I omit baking soda but increase the corn starch/arrowroot powder and add more essential oil of tea tree and lavender. My husband has no trouble with baking soda so I make his batch with and mine without.
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I am not sure which roll-on deodorant you are referring to, however, We have used the cream Lavilin product for more than 10 years with no under arm irritation and no allergic reactions. We are quite sensitive to various chemicals, and the antiperspirants interfere with the body's best cooling system, sweat.
990468
Never tried it underarms but it would be tricky. I use the Epilady and it works there for me.
2113135
I use Degree Cool Comfort. That particular Anti-perspirant & Deodorant is solid and white.