Roll on. Whatever my wife brings home from the store.
Roll on. Whatever my wife brings home from the store.
Would this be the correct time to point out that there is a difference between deodorant and antiperspirant
one of those crystal sticks... it kills the bacteria which is what smells. You still perspire (which is necessary) but no smell.
I used to use the crystal sticks before I began making my own.
Thought they were brilliant, till I read a bit...
The crystal deodorant stones are made from alum. The most widely used form of alum used in the personal care industry is potassium alum. The full chemical name of potassium alum is potassium aluminum sulfate.
The reason that most people try to avoid aluminum in deodorant is because of its possible link to Alzheimer's disease. There is some strong evidence of a link -- for instance, in 1988, a truck driver accidentally dumped 20 tons of aluminum sulfate in to a town's drinking water.
Now, over 20 years later, they are finding a higher incidence of Alzheimer’s in the people of this town.
Incidentally, the article linked below notes that, “many doctors such as popular web guru and natural health expert Dr. Mercola suggest avoiding aluminum as much as possible.”
Let’s get this straight. Even though aluminum is widely distributed in the earth’s crust, it is NOT needed in ANY amounts in your body. All evidence to date points to aluminum as a poison that serves no beneficial role in your body and should be avoided.
Aluminum is widely recognized as a neurotoxin, which has been found in increased concentrations in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease. Unfortunately, if you use antiperspirants or some deodorants, you are most likely exposing yourself to aluminum. Aluminum salts can account for 25 percent of the volume of some antiperspirants.
I've use san-som for about 15 years.IMO it is the best deodorant money can buy. 20THB down the local market will give you close to a kilo of it. That should last you 7-10 years.The aluminum in crystal deodorant stones is a different type of aluminum, called alum. The most common form is potassium alum, also known as potassium aluminum sulfate. Potassium alum (and other alums) is a natural mineral salt made up of molecules that are too large to be absorbed by your skin.
Otherwise they are about THB25 in a 7/11 for a small stick that will last at least 3 months.
Also great for disinfecting insect bites and small cuts.
You're a complete cvnt blue but the racist homophobe cvnt is preferable to this one. Fucking deodorant, lovesick secretaries pining after people they've never met, sexpats and their squalid joyless lives, squat toilets, crisps,....Jesus fucking wept. If this forum were a pet, it would have been put down and rendered into soap and dog food years ago.I'm a fucking dinosaur, a bigoted ,racist, homophobe, stuck in the Bernard Manning era...
But I want to fit in on the new modern TeakDoor and not have all my threads Dog Housed.
So from now on I will only be starting sensible threads on proper, normal, exciting Political Correct safe topics.
What happened to ^ the love sick thread?
Fucker was supposed to be passing through...Must've got his arse stuck in the doorjamb...
My natural musk has a pleasing fragrance. I enhance it with "Eau de la place where seals go to die in Winter pour l'homme'.
^ Could have just said you were a stereotypical unwashed Englishman.
Was her name Mary?Originally Posted by Pragmatic
yep soda. in thia something like san-som. i rate it as number one . still sweat same always but no smell at all.environmentally friendly. and couldn't be cheaper or better.
actually i friend of mine, female, in uk bought a cristal stick , 13 pds, she was full of it ,so i gave it a lick, low and behold it was a stick of soda. i swear by it.
I always used Nivea ones until recently now Tross shirt protector. All the Nivea roll on ones leave an ever increasing deposit that builds up on shirts
Hmmm?Originally Posted by Thai3
I use this motherfucker
I went into a store and asked for 'men's deodorants'. The lady asked me 'balls or aerosol?' I replied 'neither, it's for my armpits'.
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