Antiperspirant's for sensitive skin

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Evening wise SMB,

Bit of a weird one, but the past year or so no matter what deodorant I've used its pretty much destroyed my arm pits and they feel irritable and itchy a few hours after I've applied it.

Does anyone know of any good antiperspirants for sensitive skin that doesn't cause irritation that doesn't cost a fortune?
 


Charmless Man said:
Wrinkly as fuck.
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PallionPeasant said:
Evening wise SMB,

Bit of a weird one, but the past year or so no matter what deodorant I've used its pretty much destroyed my arm pits and they feel irritable and itchy a few hours after I've applied it.

Does anyone know of any good antiperspirants for sensitive skin that doesn't cause irritation that doesn't cost a fortune?
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Something without perfume / alcohol for sensitive skin....Simple or summat.
 
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I started to get exactly the same from any deodorant containing alcohol (denat?)
Any lynx or similar type.
I use dove, vaseline active fresh or sure for men without issue.
 
There’s an antiperspirant called driclor that literally ends any sweating of the armpits . Admittedly it’s a bit itchy on first application but if you can stand that discomfort for a few days you only then need to re apply about once a fortnight. A little pot will last almost a year.
Then you could switch to a lightly scented deodorant that might be less irritating.
 
PallionPeasant said:
Evening wise SMB,

Bit of a weird one, but the past year or so no matter what deodorant I've used its pretty much destroyed my arm pits and they feel irritable and itchy a few hours after I've applied it.

Does anyone know of any good antiperspirants for sensitive skin that doesn't cause irritation that doesn't cost a fortune?
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As suggested above, use the ball type of Sure Sensitive, sometimes its whatever's used to make the the spray rather than the antiperspirant that causes the reaction.
 
Decentdaysandnights said:
There’s an antiperspirant called driclor that literally ends any sweating of the armpits . Admittedly it’s a bit itchy on first application but if you can stand that discomfort for a few days you only then need to re apply about once a fortnight. A little pot will last almost a year.
Then you could switch to a lightly scented deodorant that might be less irritating.
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This ^^^^ is the dogs bollocks although it's no longer available on prescription. I never got it that way anyway but ebay was awash with people flogging it on the grey market.
 
PallionPeasant said:
Evening wise SMB,

Bit of a weird one, but the past year or so no matter what deodorant I've used its pretty much destroyed my arm pits and they feel irritable and itchy a few hours after I've applied it.

Does anyone know of any good antiperspirants for sensitive skin that doesn't cause irritation that doesn't cost a fortune?
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Don't use anything. Not joking, but I suffered in the same way just in the last year or two, that several underarm anti perspirants / deodorants started causing intense itching. I was wondering if there was a metallic element?

Now I rarely use anything ( is this why I have no friends?).

But after some testing Dove is ok and iirc also Sure .
 
Decentdaysandnights said:
There’s an antiperspirant called driclor that literally ends any sweating of the armpits . Admittedly it’s a bit itchy on first application but if you can stand that discomfort for a few days you only then need to re apply about once a fortnight. A little pot will last almost a year.
Then you could switch to a lightly scented deodorant that might be less irritating.
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But if you have a scratch or any slight injury to ya pit, do not use this. It burns like fuck!
 
Patch said:
This ^^^^ is the dogs bollocks although it's no longer available on prescription. I never got it that way anyway but ebay was awash with people flogging it on the grey market.
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No need for the grey market drama. Just walk into a chemist and buy it. Costs less than the price of a prescription anyway.
 

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