Do you use spray or roll on (aka stick) deoderant/antiperspirant?  

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  1. 1. Do you use spray or roll on (aka stick) deoderant/antiperspirant?

    • Spray
      2
    • Stick
      24
    • Other
      2
    • I don't use deoderant/antiperspirant
      1


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Guess I know who the other spray vote was then. Sticks give me a rash, was annoying as I was fine with them until about 6 months into my mission and then my body started hating me twasn't long before it looked like my pits were made of raw hamburger.

I haven't tried any of the gel though to see if it would work, quite frankly I don't mind the spray it works fine and all that jazz its just more expensive and a little less portable.

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Roll-on is not the same as a stick. Roll-on is goopy liquid that oozes over and around a rolling ball, much the way a ball-point pen writes. A stick is a solid chunk of...well, I'm not sure of what, but it's solid.

Posted (edited)

I suppose I'm guilty of not being particularly technical with my deodorant/antipersperant terminology, least I got the poll itself broken down as intended. :D

Edited by Dravin
Posted (edited)

dravin...was it speed stick? i must be allergic to something in that brand...does the same thing to me. now i use right guard gel.

Old Spice (deoderant) to begin with, than I tried Right Guard, Arm and Hammer, Tom's (I think), Degree and even some no name stuff because it was on sale and I figure it wouldn't break the bank to try it (I also am probably forgetting some I've tried), at one point I was having to put hydrocortisone cream on my pits because of how bad the rash was getting (and that was even more expensive). Now admittedly that's only a handful of brands (and interestingly enough I use the Degree spray) but that darn stuff costs money and I hate to spend money experiementing, using a stick two or three times finding out it causes me to rash and having it just sit there mournfully in the bathroom until I toss it (I could use trial sized but those still cost money). So I just use the spray and don't experiment anymore.

The thing that surprised me is it just happened, if it'd always caused a rash I'd think nothing of it but after having used sticks and gels for several years without complication to have it just start up had me scratching my head and to a lesser degree still does.

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