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      wrl @nothingclever
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      @nothingclever Perhaps some anti-bacterial essential oils (eg tea tree) diluted in a suitable carrier oil that doesnt cause issues (Olive? Coconut? Jojoba?)

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        A Former User @nothingclever
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        @nothingclever
        Milk of magnesia works for me as a deodorant.

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          nothingclever @samson
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          @samson interesting. I’ve never heard of androsterone so I’ll check it out. I agree that when I’m relaxed I have no noticeable smell and when I’m anxious I stink

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            nothingclever @wrl
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            @wrl thank you. yes I’ve used that effectively in the past but most oils feed seb derm and fungal issues so I’m looking for alternatives.

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              nothingclever @Guest
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              @happycat I’ve heard this from many on the RP forum and haven’t tried so I’ll look into it. Thanks

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                evan.hinkle @nothingclever
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                @nothingclever I use some organic vodka on on old hand towel and sprinkle a small amount of baking soda where the towel is wet with the vodka and wipe that paste/solution into my armpit. Works great all day.

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                  nothingclever @evan.hinkle
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                  @evan-hinkle gnarly. Right on. Baking soda gives me a rash, hence why so many natural deodorants are a no go for me

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                    DavidPS @nothingclever
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                    @nothingclever said in natural deodorant:

                    I believe I have some systemic fungal issues that may be contributing to this, which I'm working on.

                    Niacinamide is a potent antifungal that you might consider using instead of baking soda.

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                      evan.hinkle @nothingclever
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                      @nothingclever it did for me too, and I started using what has to be a 64th of a teaspoon, (maybe less). Just a slight dusting. No rash anymore for me

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                        Kilgore @DavidPS
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                        @DavidPS said in natural deodorant:

                        Niacinamide

                        Smells terrible.

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                          Kilgore
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                          I have been using baking soda on my armpits for almost a year and it takes away the smell so well.

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                            Alomongerpete @Kilgore
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                            In the UK I've been using Fussy Deodorant and it's very effective.

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                              DavidPS @Kilgore
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                              @Kilgore said in natural deodorant:

                              @DavidPS said in natural deodorant:

                              Niacinamide

                              Smells terrible.

                              Was this smell the result of using the combination of vodka and niacinamide?

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                                Jennifer @nothingclever
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                                @nothingclever said in natural deodorant:

                                Would love suggestions for smelly armpits. I have tried every natural deodorant under the sun and they now all seem to make my armpits irritated and sometimes break out in a rash. I believe I have some systemic fungal issues that may be contributing to this, which I'm working on. I've used just lemon with some success though it burns a bit.

                                I think you’re right to suspect an underlying reason for your smelly armpits. I notice a difference in my scent, depending on my diet and medications—I have no scent while taking antibiotics. On animal-based and starch-based diets my scent is musky but on a fruit-based diet, its sweet. I’ve done backpacking trips that involved intense climbs where I was sweating profusely and even without bathing for a week, all I and my companions could smell on me was a faint scent of melon. I was consuming a lot of cantaloupe during that time. lol When I still needed deoderant, I used witch hazel. I have sensitive skin and all other natural deodorants I tried like baking soda and magnesium caused irritation and rashing.

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                                  Kilgore @DavidPS
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                                  @DavidPS I just put topical niacinamide on my nose with water and it smelled bad.

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