Current Events > Fuck this bitchass deodorant. Which do you guys use that wont discolor shirts

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My fault for buying a costco pack of Degree men

Old spice

PowerOats posted...

Old spice

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Degree Men's Ultra Clear Black + White.

You're welcome.
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My favorite deodorant currently is Degree Sport.

Transparent gel and it smells great.
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EvalAngell posted...

Degree Men's Ultra Clear Black + White.

You're welcome.

Thats literally the one ruining my shirts

CruelBuffalo posted...

EvalAngell posted...

Degree Men's Ultra Clear Black + White.

You're welcome.

Thats literally the one ruining my shirts

Write to the company or blow them up on Twitter and get compensation. I've never had an issue with this deodorant staining my clothing. Put the deodorant on after you put your shirt on. I bet that's your problem.
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Just spend a few bucks more
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I use old spice solid. Every couple of months I'll get some on my shirt, but it washes it out pretty easy and I can't use the gel because gel deodorants give me a rash for whatever reason.

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I use Dove Men deodorant with Dove Men antiperspirant spray. All I wear is black long sleeve button up shirts so that should tell you how clean, dry, and smelling good they keep me and my shirts.
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I use a clear gel, but I always had that problem for years and years until I realized it was because I was using too much. I went about a month without any deoderant, which seemed to have a positive effect on my skin, and then I started just barely using any at all. Now I sweat a lot less and my shirts do not get those nasty stains on them. Same anti-perspirant as before.
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Old Spice or Speed Stick

Whichevers on sale. They both have one that's similar
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toms, people should stop using anti-perspirant immediately.
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The problem is the aluminum in the anti-perspirant. That stain is basically rust.

You're suppose to use anti-perspirant at night to reduce sweat during the day.
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Old Spice soft solids. Twist it 2-3 times to use a small perfect amount.
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If you're talking about the yellow stains, that's caused by aluminum. Look for an aluminum-free product.
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eston posted...

I use a clear gel, but I always had that problem for years and years until I realized it was because I was using too much. I went about a month without any deoderant, which seemed to have a positive effect on my skin, and then I started just barely using any at all. Now I sweat a lot less and my shirts do not get those nasty stains on them. Same anti-perspirant as before.

Oh dear. Are you one of those people who think they don't stink when they don't wear deodorant?
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Flockaveli posted...

I use Dove Men deodorant with Dove Men antiperspirant spray. All I wear is black long sleeve button up shirts so that should tell you how clean, dry, and smelling good they keep me and my shirts.

Do you wear those for work?

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codey posted...

Flockaveli posted...

I use Dove Men deodorant with Dove Men antiperspirant spray. All I wear is black long sleeve button up shirts so that should tell you how clean, dry, and smelling good they keep me and my shirts.

Do you wear those for work?

Yes work and school is formal wear only.
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Old Spice
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Do you need any deodorant without aluminum
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Antiperspirant will likely stain regardless so it's either just go with deodorant or idk apply stain remover when you're washing your clothes or try to mop up excess antiperspirant in your pits when dressing in the morning

Schmidt's or Tom's (schmidt's leaves SOME white residue but washes out fine)

or good ol' old spice
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Clear/gel deodorant would not only stain but it would harden my shirts around the pits
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Old spice
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I cant really help but I just wanna say I feel your pain. Im trying to switch to Toms because all the aluminum shit keeps discoloring my clothes but Toms aint strong enough

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I'll also suggest old spice. Haven't had stains and it's effective
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glitteringfairy posted...

eston posted...

I use a clear gel, but I always had that problem for years and years until I realized it was because I was using too much. I went about a month without any deoderant, which seemed to have a positive effect on my skin, and then I started just barely using any at all. Now I sweat a lot less and my shirts do not get those nasty stains on them. Same anti-perspirant as before.

Oh dear. Are you one of those people who think they don't stink when they don't wear deodorant?

No, I'm one of those people who knows cologne exists
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Malfunction posted...

Antiperspirant will likely stain regardless so it's either just go with deodorant or idk apply stain remover when you're washing your clothes or try to mop up excess antiperspirant in your pits when dressing in the morning

How much do people put on? I use Dove's Antiperspirant for sensitive skin, and I never had it stain my shirts. Also put my shirt on about 30 seconds after applying it as well, so don't really let it "dry".
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For the ones saying it doesnt stain, how much do you sweat?

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DezDroppedFreak posted...

For the ones saying it doesnt stain, how much do you sweat?

A lot sadly... My back usually gets soaked in the heat.
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JustMyOpinion posted...

eston posted...

glitteringfairy posted...

eston posted...

I use a clear gel, but I always had that problem for years and years until I realized it was because I was using too much. I went about a month without any deoderant, which seemed to have a positive effect on my skin, and then I started just barely using any at all. Now I sweat a lot less and my shirts do not get those nasty stains on them. Same anti-perspirant as before.

Oh dear. Are you one of those people who think they don't stink when they don't wear deodorant?

No, I'm one of those people who knows cologne exists

Cologne with smelly pits still smells bad.

I actually had less sweat and BO with no deoderant than I did when I was wearing too much, so it was not an issue unless I was being very physically active
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eston posted...

JustMyOpinion posted...

eston posted...

glitteringfairy posted...

eston posted...

I use a clear gel, but I always had that problem for years and years until I realized it was because I was using too much. I went about a month without any deoderant, which seemed to have a positive effect on my skin, and then I started just barely using any at all. Now I sweat a lot less and my shirts do not get those nasty stains on them. Same anti-perspirant as before.

Oh dear. Are you one of those people who think they don't stink when they don't wear deodorant?

No, I'm one of those people who knows cologne exists

Cologne with smelly pits still smells bad.

I actually had less sweat and BO with no deoderant than I did when I was wearing too much, so it was not an issue unless I was being very physically active

I'm sorry to say if you dont use deodorant you'll have a bit of a smell unless you wash your underarms throughout the day. You may not smell it but it's there.
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