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Deodorant alternatives
I've never got on well with deodorants, and have generally never needed
or used them. The more I use them the more I find I need to be deodorised, so I avoid them (I think it might be because they block the pores or something like that). I sweat as much as anyone else, but it usually doesn't smell stale. Sometimes it does have an unpleasant whiff, which is hard to shift. Thorough washing with soap and water often doesn't seem to help much. I've started using TCP (rubbed on with a little wad on of cotton wool) on those days when I think I'm likely to get hot and sticky, and so far it seems to be efficacious, even if I do smell a bit disinfected at times. Are there any alternatives? I've heard rubbing alcohol mentioned, but I've no idea what it is or where to get it form. Daniele -- Apple Juice Ltd Chapter Arts Centre Market Road www.apple-juice.co.uk Cardiff CF5 1QE 029 2019 0140 |
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