I use Lume. Great for disabled people. A peasized amount applied every 3 days is AMAZING. My only complaints are that Lume keeps changing their scents (but calling them the same name) and making their bottles smaller.
I’m not a Dr obviously just a fellow disabled person, but I use Chlorhexidine once a week on any skin folds, and under my arms (must be applied to wet skin, with wet hands and only a small amount) but it’s life changing. I use way less deodorant and stay clean longer because bathing twice a day like I used to, isn’t happening anymore
using benzoyl peroxide 5% face wash in my armpits once a week combined with using antiperspirants at the start of the day and before bed, and trimming my armpit hair leaves me smelling like...nothing :D
I picked up your benzoyl peroxide wash tip a few years ago and absolutely swear by it. Ive always had body odor issues and regular antiperspirants were not cutting it. Combining the 2 is the only thing that worked.
Thanks dr dray ❣️ since I’ve been using the Korean Italian type scrubbing towels with benzoyl and antiperspirant spray, I feel so clean and stink free ❣️ sadly most stores don’t carry antiperspirant alone so it’s getting hard to find
Nuud is the BEST natural deodorant. It is fragrance free, comes in a tube, and is the only “natural” product that ever worked. Standard aluminum antiperspirant has never actually worked for me either. Believe me I’ve tried everything including the prescription strength stuff. I haven’t had any BO in 5 years since I’ve been using it. I still sweat but it effectively prevents the bacterial growth that cause odor. I don’t sweat as much either, because I’m not worried about being stinky! (At least that’s what I believe is the cause, could also be the product)
I have tried natural deodorants and those gave me terrible rashes because of that baking soda. Commertial antiperspirant is the best, I like the liquid ones.
I dont wear deodorant at all. I use a salicylic acid body wash and then apply the CeraVe salicylic acid lotion on the places i sweat most. i still sweat, but it doesnt smell.
When I first switched to natural deodorant, I had an adverse reaction. My pits were detoxing and it was not the deodorant. I have no problem now about 8 years later. I don't stink. I also wash pits with benzoyl peroxide if I have an especially sweaty day. But I don't mind sweat. It is natural and it doesn't stink if you are generally healthy and have no issues.
@@speaktruth9989everyone has bacteria in their sweat and on their skin that has an odor regardless. Maybe not right away, but after a few hours absolutely. If it smells good to you, then good for you.
If you sweat and let your body ferment in it, then you will stink bad. Proper hygiene is essential. You should not smell like an onion factory just by sweating a little during the day. And detoxing is absolutely a natural process. We pee and poop what we don't need every day. Toxins are also released in our sweat. Why do you think saunas are recommended to get the detox process going? I spent way too many years clogging up my pits with antiperspirant. Now I let them go through their natural process and I never stink. I swipe my pits every day with the Sprouts brand mineral salt deodorant. That's it. I also worked on cleaning up my gut. If your pits and poop smell like death...you have gut issues.
I use antiperspirant too. Everytime I tried to use a deo I had excema, burning sensation and smelled aweful. I have a very active job and lifestyle and need an antiperspirant.🤭
Chlorophyll caps/liquid has been so helpful for me as far as smells. Even when exercising outside in the heat of Texas I didn’t need to use any deodorant. I don’t like using antiperspirant because I feel like the body needs to sweat 😅. That’s just my take though. Otherwise I do like more natural deodorants.
antiperspirant stains my white shirts yellow so i don’t use it. i use hypochloruous acid on my underarms immediately after showering and washing them, then apply my deodorant. the hypochlouous acid kills the microbes that cause body odor. it works well for me. if i worked out at a gym i’d take the hypochlorous acid spray with me just so the bacteria don’t get a head start after my sweating
Fels-naptha works well at removing yellow stains and the remaining odor from antiperspirant/deodorant in the armpit area of shirts. I take my shirts as I am throwing things in, wet the under arm area and rub the inside and out of the shirt with fels-naptha and wash as normal, and it does a good job of breaking down the residue and removing the stain. With repeated use it will eliminate the stains and odor. It works well for white or colored clothes without effecting the color of the garment. Adding oxiclean with the fels-naptha will also increase the stain and odor removal and hasn't had an adverse affect on my clothes. Hope this helps anyone who also has this problem with underarm stains and odor residue.
Hypochlorous is great for that. FYI you can avoid antiperspirant stains by applying it before bed and washing it off in the morning, it’s still effective
I've used an antiperspirant, Degree, for years and now I have to use a cotton pad and green rubbing alcohol, instead. I'm developing skin allergy from antiperspirant.
Do you have an alternative to benzoyl peroxide? I am very allergic to it, the whole redness and swelling and itching and then going 'Hm, maybe it's a coincidence I'm having issues in the spot I patch tested this' and trying it again which lead to slight blistering. I've been using salcylic face wash under my under arms lately but I don't know if it has the same effect.
lulu pfp spotted! some other comment recommended chlorhexidine gluconate, quote: "it kills and inhibits gram + and - bacteria, fungi, and it generally takes about 20-30 seconds to kill them. Surgeons use it before surgery and it continues to work after rinsing. So I just decided on a whim to try it out under my armpits (make sure you DO NOT get it in your ears and eyes) at the beginning I used it more frequently but now I only use it around once a week and just use regular body wash every day. My armpits smell great (and by that I mean they don’t smell at all). I also pair it with a fragrance free crystal deodorant. They just don’t smell anymore and I love it." (copy pasted in case it's hard to find the comment)
All humans have the ABCC11 gene. It’s a *specific variant of the gene* that leads to dry earwax and absent body odor. Weird that someone would know that they have those gene-linked symptoms and then make the effort to post a comment about it (especially when sharing the info is not meaningful to the video discussion ), yet that person lacks basic knowledge about the condition - made obvious by stating that they don’t have body odor issues because they “have the ABCC11 gene”. Yet all people have the ABCC11 gene. Having it is not a unique condition. Having a *specific mutation of the gene* is the unique condition.
I use antiseptics both in the shower and as leave-ons (sulfur, povidone iodine, and leave-on zinc cream) instead of deodorant. I don't sweat much. I can't shower daily due to wildly dry skin so this works best for me.
You have to use an underarm mask to detox first (Lavanilla makes a really good, charcoal one) before you switch to a natural deodorant. Otherwise, yes, your new deodorant won't work.
As someone who suffered from hyperhydrosis in my early 20s, i can confirm you'd have to claw that Dove antiperspirant from my cold, dead hands before i give it up. 😅 I'm never going back to deodorant.
In the summertime when it's crazy hot, after showering I apply baking soda mixed with a bit of scentless cerave body lotion on my armpits. The lotion keeps the baking soda in place and the baking soda neutralizes the odor. Bye bye BO!
I use alum stone. I buy alum stone in a bulk, 5 kg everytime, and I put in most of them in my bath water container. Then I put in some of alum water in a small pump as deodorant, just in case I have to spend the night out
I use anti bacterial soap, use in shower also lather up after shower, then leave on underarms to dry. Avoid anything with aluminium- most underarm deodorants & antiperspirants use it. "Sapoderm" soap is what I use,I'm also allergic to many fragrances, but this one is fine for me...
Salt crystal deodorant is what I use. And I used to STINK, like bad. I tried absolutely everything, but the only thing that has helped....is salt crystal.
My mom and I used to use salt crystal deodorants. Then I developed a chemical burn from it and it stopped working for my mom. How long have you been using a salt crystal deodorant?
Why no mentioning of alum stones/blocks, also known as crystal deodorants? Just water them and rub them on armpits. Completely odorless and colorless, and zero irritation on my skin.
I tried several brands of those crystal deodorants. They didn't work well for me, and the salt badly burned my skin. I have very sensitive skin. I ended up trying a roll on deodorant that contains essential oils. It's made by Real Purity. I find it works well for me, and while I sometimes do perspire a bit, it seems to contol odor for about 24 hours and doesn't stain my clothes. I've been using it for over 5 years with little to no sensitivity issues. 😊
Im sure the benzoyl works. I stopped using antipersperants past few years as I felt it was important to allow my body to sweat and detox as designed to. As an alternative , I use an oil on my armpits plus oil-based natural deoderants. And they work for me ! If exercising or a hot day I simply wash my arnpits on a as- required basis . If I'm out & about then wet wipes and an oil-based deoderant. Some people use an oil and then tea tree essential oil on top. For a special event eg a wedding or an all-day conference etc I will use an aluminium -free antiperspirant. Just as an aside, taking Tumeric supplements can change the odour of your sweat. Different brands do this to different extents. Ps oils I use : coconut, johobo, castor. Plus rosemary or lavender or peppermint or even tea tree oil. +/Or an oil-based deoderant stick. You can really play around with what suits you according to your activities. But, I confess Im not someone who sweats s lot & this influences my choices.
Oil-based deodorants are a terrible idea if you care about your clothes and don’t want permanent oil stains all over them making them look permanently dirty.
@BehindTheBush96 I'm not sure about that. The ones I have bought are OK & if I put neat oil myself, I'm careful not to put too much. Also, it's not summer yet ! I also had a bamboo one by Mitchum ( 0% alcohol & aluminium) & it worked really well, but I dont think they do the same one anymore. Maybe if you wear a tight white silk blouse or a tight black shirt ? May stain ??
I can legit take a shower and wash well morning and night and still smell in between. For me it started after having a baby but just so you know it's not always that simple. But sometimes it is 😊
I have allergies so I can only use 1 single product and if it's sold out then I have to go to the store every day until I can get it. Y'all don't know my struggles
@@db-gb5xiI think Dr. Dray has not covered Alum Block/Stones in her videos. I personally think they are great. At least on my skin, not irritating at all, and completely odorless and colorless.
Has anyone tried the product Lume’? I think that’s what it’s called…😅 I’ve been interested but due to extremely sensitive skin I’ve been hesitant. It sounds great but…? Thanks to anyone who responds. 🙂
I don’t use deodorant or antiperspirant unless I am doing a specially hard workout. A stick of native would last me 10 years but for hygiene purposes I buy the mini travel size and replace yearly.
Hi Dr. Dray, I hope you are doing well. I need help to know what to use after what. So I recently brought ordinary products - niacinamide +zinc, alpha arbutin, blue copper aminoisolate,resveratrol 3%+folic 3% ,multiple peptide eye serum, Aha+bha peeling solution. So at present am doing 1-2 time peel per week . After peel I use niacinamid and another days I use niacinamide first and others (copper, alpha arbutin, resveratrol any one of these alternatively ) and I want to use oil with this because in past I have use daily facial oil and my skin liked it but don't know in which combination I can use oil with these can you suggest. Please
I know there is a lot of controversy surrounding this issue. However, I don't like to take any chances where there is even the remotest possibility of cancer. So, I only use aluminum-free deodorant.
I personally never use either, I just wash daily, if I’m particularly worried I will use benzoyl peroxide wash, then followed with a spray of salicylic acid spray or glycolic acid toner. Then followed by a nice fragrance.
I now use anti-perforant I for years used old spice deodorant, until I suddenly developed a severe rash on my arm pits that didn’t go away for months it was super itchy and painful
I use antiperspirant.
Side effects? I dont think its natural
@@j33ter123Plenty of things aren't natural. A lot of deodorants you find in the story are actually also antiperspirant, and I've had no side effects.
@@j33ter123 natural doesn't mean effective or safe. Likewise, chemical doesn't mean effective or unsafe.
I use Lume. Great for disabled people. A peasized amount applied every 3 days is AMAZING. My only complaints are that Lume keeps changing their scents (but calling them the same name) and making their bottles smaller.
That stuff is so expensive
I’m not a Dr obviously just a fellow disabled person, but I use Chlorhexidine once a week on any skin folds, and under my arms (must be applied to wet skin, with wet hands and only a small amount) but it’s life changing. I use way less deodorant and stay clean longer because bathing twice a day like I used to, isn’t happening anymore
using benzoyl peroxide 5% face wash in my armpits once a week combined with using antiperspirants at the start of the day and before bed, and trimming my armpit hair leaves me smelling like...nothing :D
I picked up your benzoyl peroxide wash tip a few years ago and absolutely swear by it. Ive always had body odor issues and regular antiperspirants were not cutting it. Combining the 2 is the only thing that worked.
Fenugreek capsules also help you smell good.
Hmmm in Australia - Deodorants are labeled as “Antiperspirant Deodorants”. I’m so confused 🫤
It means it's both
If they are antiperspirant deodorant they'll be called that in Aus. Not all deodorants here are antiperspirants for example no pong
Consuming fenugreek got my armpits smelling like marple syrup 😭
_BIG SNIFF_
@@irisfilmproductions brooo💀💀💀
Ive heard others say this :O Are you doing capsules?
Thanks dr dray ❣️ since I’ve been using the Korean Italian type scrubbing towels with benzoyl and antiperspirant spray, I feel so clean and stink free ❣️ sadly most stores don’t carry antiperspirant alone so it’s getting hard to find
The ONLY thing that works for me is Rexona clinical protection, I think imma get botox under the arms lol
Nuud is the BEST natural deodorant. It is fragrance free, comes in a tube, and is the only “natural” product that ever worked. Standard aluminum antiperspirant has never actually worked for me either. Believe me I’ve tried everything including the prescription strength stuff.
I haven’t had any BO in 5 years since I’ve been using it. I still sweat but it effectively prevents the bacterial growth that cause odor. I don’t sweat as much either, because I’m not worried about being stinky! (At least that’s what I believe is the cause, could also be the product)
I use it and it's amazing! Unfortunately they stop sending to Portugal, so I'm now struggling to find something good to replace 😢
I have tried natural deodorants and those gave me terrible rashes because of that baking soda. Commertial antiperspirant is the best, I like the liquid ones.
Anti-perspirant ever since I was a teen. Short stints with deodorants never amounted to much, in my case. I just can't do it.
I dont wear deodorant at all. I use a salicylic acid body wash and then apply the CeraVe salicylic acid lotion on the places i sweat most. i still sweat, but it doesnt smell.
When I first switched to natural deodorant, I had an adverse reaction. My pits were detoxing and it was not the deodorant. I have no problem now about 8 years later. I don't stink. I also wash pits with benzoyl peroxide if I have an especially sweaty day. But I don't mind sweat. It is natural and it doesn't stink if you are generally healthy and have no issues.
sweat does smell even if you are 'healthy'
@@lucyboyle932then u aren’t healthy u think u are but your body speaks listen to it if ur sweat smells ur not as healthy as u think
@@speaktruth9989everyone has bacteria in their sweat and on their skin that has an odor regardless. Maybe not right away, but after a few hours absolutely. If it smells good to you, then good for you.
"Detoxing" is not a real thing.
If you sweat and let your body ferment in it, then you will stink bad. Proper hygiene is essential. You should not smell like an onion factory just by sweating a little during the day. And detoxing is absolutely a natural process. We pee and poop what we don't need every day. Toxins are also released in our sweat. Why do you think saunas are recommended to get the detox process going? I spent way too many years clogging up my pits with antiperspirant. Now I let them go through their natural process and I never stink. I swipe my pits every day with the Sprouts brand mineral salt deodorant. That's it. I also worked on cleaning up my gut. If your pits and poop smell like death...you have gut issues.
I use antiperspirant too. Everytime I tried to use a deo I had excema, burning sensation and smelled aweful. I have a very active job and lifestyle and need an antiperspirant.🤭
Thank you for everything dr dray ❤ xx
Chlorophyll caps/liquid has been so helpful for me as far as smells. Even when exercising outside in the heat of Texas I didn’t need to use any deodorant. I don’t like using antiperspirant because I feel like the body needs to sweat 😅. That’s just my take though. Otherwise I do like more natural deodorants.
antiperspirant stains my white shirts yellow so i don’t use it. i use hypochloruous acid on my underarms immediately after showering and washing them, then apply my deodorant. the hypochlouous acid kills the microbes that cause body odor. it works well for me. if i worked out at a gym i’d take the hypochlorous acid spray with me just so the bacteria don’t get a head start after my sweating
you get antiperspirants that don't stain fabric. None of my clothing has any stains and I use ample antiperspirants
Fels-naptha works well at removing yellow stains and the remaining odor from antiperspirant/deodorant in the armpit area of shirts. I take my shirts as I am throwing things in, wet the under arm area and rub the inside and out of the shirt with fels-naptha and wash as normal, and it does a good job of breaking down the residue and removing the stain. With repeated use it will eliminate the stains and odor. It works well for white or colored clothes without effecting the color of the garment. Adding oxiclean with the fels-naptha will also increase the stain and odor removal and hasn't had an adverse affect on my clothes. Hope this helps anyone who also has this problem with underarm stains and odor residue.
Hypochlorous is great for that. FYI you can avoid antiperspirant stains by applying it before bed and washing it off in the morning, it’s still effective
I've used an antiperspirant, Degree, for years and now I have to use a cotton pad and green rubbing alcohol, instead. I'm developing skin allergy from antiperspirant.
which do you recommend?
Do you have an alternative to benzoyl peroxide? I am very allergic to it, the whole redness and swelling and itching and then going 'Hm, maybe it's a coincidence I'm having issues in the spot I patch tested this' and trying it again which lead to slight blistering. I've been using salcylic face wash under my under arms lately but I don't know if it has the same effect.
lulu pfp spotted! some other comment recommended chlorhexidine gluconate, quote: "it kills and inhibits gram + and - bacteria, fungi, and it generally takes about 20-30 seconds to kill them. Surgeons use it before surgery and it continues to work after rinsing. So I just decided on a whim to try it out under my armpits (make sure you DO NOT get it in your ears and eyes) at the beginning I used it more frequently but now I only use it around once a week and just use regular body wash every day. My armpits smell great (and by that I mean they don’t smell at all). I also pair it with a fragrance free crystal deodorant. They just don’t smell anymore and I love it." (copy pasted in case it's hard to find the comment)
look up using glycolic acid. I think Dr Dray has a video about it. TBH I can't remember the verdict but it is worth looking up
Salicylic should work too
What antiperspirant do you recommend?
Antiperspirant.
It blows my mind that so many people are unaware of the difference.
I also only use antiperspirant. I’ve never had an issue with underarm odor thanks to having the ABCC11 gene.
All humans have the ABCC11 gene. It’s a *specific variant of the gene* that leads to dry earwax and absent body odor.
Weird that someone would know that they have those gene-linked symptoms and then make the effort to post a comment about it (especially when sharing the info is not meaningful to the video discussion ), yet that person lacks basic knowledge about the condition - made obvious by stating that they don’t have body odor issues because they “have the ABCC11 gene”. Yet all people have the ABCC11 gene. Having it is not a unique condition. Having a *specific mutation of the gene* is the unique condition.
@@mandyheart8754 as a person that had no clue that gene even exists until 2 minutes ago, this reply is funny af! i learned something today, thank you
@@mandyheart8754
I didn't know that, thanks !
I use antiseptics both in the shower and as leave-ons (sulfur, povidone iodine, and leave-on zinc cream) instead of deodorant. I don't sweat much. I can't shower daily due to wildly dry skin so this works best for me.
which ones do you recommend?
I have hs and dont use anything under them. Thankfully, i dont sweat that much anymore. I just shower daily and use a good wash that helps with hs.
I tried an aluminum free deodorant well never doing that again I never stank so much in my life 🫢
You have to use an underarm mask to detox first (Lavanilla makes a really good, charcoal one) before you switch to a natural deodorant. Otherwise, yes, your new deodorant won't work.
As someone who suffered from hyperhydrosis in my early 20s, i can confirm you'd have to claw that Dove antiperspirant from my cold, dead hands before i give it up. 😅 I'm never going back to deodorant.
The disinfo about a basic health care product is so bizarre. Thanks Dr Dray 🙏
I use baby powder made of corn starch… is that okay? Everything else breaks out my underarms so bad 😢
In the summertime when it's crazy hot, after showering I apply baking soda mixed with a bit of scentless cerave body lotion on my armpits. The lotion keeps the baking soda in place and the baking soda neutralizes the odor. Bye bye BO!
Can you recommend a few products of Benzenol peroxide?
I would love to hear your thoughts on Lume!
She already gave her thoughts on it.
I use alum stone. I buy alum stone in a bulk, 5 kg everytime, and I put in most of them in my bath water container. Then I put in some of alum water in a small pump as deodorant, just in case I have to spend the night out
I used to use spray deodorant , it was useless. I find roll on's alot better for daily use. And they last all day.
Im allergic to antiperspirant, lume unscented stick formula and crystal unscented mineral salt are the ONLY products I can use.
I use anti bacterial soap, use in shower also lather up after shower, then leave on underarms to dry. Avoid anything with aluminium- most underarm deodorants & antiperspirants use it. "Sapoderm" soap is what I use,I'm also allergic to many fragrances, but this one is fine for me...
You… leave soap on your skin after showering?
Salt crystal deodorant is what I use. And I used to STINK, like bad. I tried absolutely everything, but the only thing that has helped....is salt crystal.
My mom and I used to use salt crystal deodorants. Then I developed a chemical burn from it and it stopped working for my mom. How long have you been using a salt crystal deodorant?
When people say i don't stink !! how you know !! I don't tell people anything i just keep distance 🙂
Why no mentioning of alum stones/blocks, also known as crystal deodorants? Just water them and rub them on armpits. Completely odorless and colorless, and zero irritation on my skin.
Those don’t prevent sweating either though.
@@TheSunBringsJoyBut the salt makes the environment inhospitable to bacteria
I tried several brands of those crystal deodorants. They didn't work well for me, and the salt badly burned my skin. I have very sensitive skin.
I ended up trying a roll on deodorant that contains essential oils. It's made by Real Purity. I find it works well for me, and while I sometimes do perspire a bit, it seems to contol odor for about 24 hours and doesn't stain my clothes. I've been using it for over 5 years with little to no sensitivity issues. 😊
Im sure the benzoyl works.
I stopped using antipersperants past few years as I felt it was important to allow my body to sweat and detox as designed to.
As an alternative , I use an oil on my armpits plus oil-based natural deoderants. And they work for me !
If exercising or a hot day I simply wash my arnpits on a as- required basis . If I'm out & about then wet wipes and an oil-based deoderant.
Some people use an oil and then tea tree essential oil on top.
For a special event eg a wedding or an all-day conference etc I will use an aluminium -free antiperspirant.
Just as an aside, taking Tumeric supplements can change the odour of your sweat.
Different brands do this to different extents.
Ps oils I use : coconut, johobo, castor.
Plus rosemary or lavender or peppermint or even tea tree oil.
+/Or an oil-based deoderant stick.
You can really play around with what suits you according to your activities.
But, I confess Im not someone who sweats s lot & this influences my choices.
Oil-based deodorants are a terrible idea if you care about your clothes and don’t want permanent oil stains all over them making them look permanently dirty.
@BehindTheBush96
I'm not sure about that.
The ones I have bought are OK & if I put neat oil myself, I'm careful not to put too much.
Also, it's not summer yet !
I also had a bamboo one by Mitchum ( 0% alcohol & aluminium) & it worked really well, but I dont think they do the same one anymore.
Maybe if you wear a tight white silk blouse or a tight black shirt ? May stain ??
Take a shower , use soap, wash your hair 😂 I know people who think taking a shower, should not be done daily, take a shower people
showers can be really rough on dry skin esp if you have hard water+are in a dry environment... you really dont NEED to shower daily unless you sweat
I can legit take a shower and wash well morning and night and still smell in between. For me it started after having a baby but just so you know it's not always that simple. But sometimes it is 😊
@@dom2178same here! Glad I’m not the only one! 😊
Antiperspirant has aluminum 😃
Aww man i feel really, really stupid but.....i always thought they were the same thing.😔
Doesn't antiperspirant have aluminum
has Dr D recommended a benzoyl peroxide wash? Super-please dobt make me hunt for the video if you know the name!! :)
Panoxl is a good one. It's an acne face-wash, but you can use it on the body as well 😊
She's recommended that for years.
Cerave has a good hydrating one in a tube for sensitive skin that she has recommended.
@@marthaj67I found they have a bar. This has worked out better for me than the cleaner
❤
I have allergies so I can only use 1 single product and if it's sold out then I have to go to the store every day until I can get it.
Y'all don't know my struggles
Is alum stone beneficial!!!???
If that falls under natural, I'd check Dr Dray's video on natural deodorant.
@@db-gb5xiI think Dr. Dray has not covered Alum Block/Stones in her videos. I personally think they are great. At least on my skin, not irritating at all, and completely odorless and colorless.
Same - they have worked great for me!
The crazy thing is I just came from his channel and that exact same video….anyway
Cute boy tho
Antiperspirant gives me a rash.
Ok but does anyone know how to stop chemical burning sensation every time I use certain dri? Like I don’t know how to not get burned?
try Revive deodorant, it's the best
This is my issue too -- no matter what I do (even going days without shaving in order to "prep" my skin), nothing minimizes that stinging.
Has anyone tried the product Lume’? I think that’s what it’s called…😅 I’ve been interested but due to extremely sensitive skin I’ve been hesitant. It sounds great but…? Thanks to anyone who responds. 🙂
hi, I haven't used Lume, but I'm using deodorant from Revive, best natural deodorant on the market! It also helps with sweat
It also works
I bet I smell good when I’ve cleaned up my pits too. Sometimes I go three days because of work. 😭😅 method always makes big. Just aayin
I don’t use deodorant or antiperspirant unless I am doing a specially hard workout. A stick of native would last me 10 years but for hygiene purposes I buy the mini travel size and replace yearly.
Good for you?
Hi Dr. Dray, I hope you are doing well. I need help to know what to use after what. So I recently brought ordinary products - niacinamide +zinc, alpha arbutin, blue copper aminoisolate,resveratrol 3%+folic 3% ,multiple peptide eye serum, Aha+bha peeling solution. So at present am doing 1-2 time peel per week . After peel I use niacinamid and another days I use niacinamide first and others (copper, alpha arbutin, resveratrol any one of these alternatively ) and I want to use oil with this because in past I have use daily facial oil and my skin liked it but don't know in which combination I can use oil with these can you suggest. Please
Keep on topic being discussed plz
@@carrievanderhoff so I should wait until the topic comes and let the product expire right ?
@@in_u9433I am afraid she will not respond. Only on her longer videos and if you comment soon after released.
Anti-perspirant also carries aluminum within it, which is known to cause cancer specifically breast cancer
Dr Dray and The Budget Dermatologist have videos addressing aluminum and anti-perspirant.
Cites your sources - and if you say “Google it” then you’re literally dumb
just an fyi this was disproven a while ago www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/myths/antiperspirants-fact-sheet
I know there is a lot of controversy surrounding this issue. However, I don't like to take any chances where there is even the remotest possibility of cancer. So, I only use aluminum-free deodorant.
@@db-gb5xi what was their consensus? Aluminum Chlorhydrate is non-toxic?
I personally never use either, I just wash daily, if I’m particularly worried I will use benzoyl peroxide wash, then followed with a spray of salicylic acid spray or glycolic acid toner. Then followed by a nice fragrance.
I make homemade deodorant out of baking soda, cornstarch and coconut oil.
I love using glycolic acid on my underarms
How about just washing???
strange comment, what if you're out? you gonna go find a shower at your workplace, public transport or mall?
@@vanilla7349 disposable wipes work well if your out and about
Deodorant 🟰 onion smell➕ flowers.
Fish oil
I now use anti-perforant I for years used old spice deodorant, until I suddenly developed a severe rash on my arm pits that didn’t go away for months it was super itchy and painful