Has anyone else noticed that

[violaine]

i make my own with lavender essential oil, witch hazel, xanthan gum, and ascorbic acid.

[Jett]

Originally Posted by Oiler41

From 1983 to the present, I've used some variety of Mitchum. While in the Army, working for UPS and working outside in refineries in the South, I have done a lot of heavy sweating. I've worked 16 hour days outside in the refinery, sweating my ass off all day and Mitchum works for me like a charm. I do have to agree though, I think different brands work differently for different people, and I do believe it does have something to do with one's chemistry. It's best to shop around until you find one that works for you no matter which gender a product is billed for.

Glynn

Mitchum works great... I haven't used anything else since I started using it a few years back.

(as to the thread question I couldn't really compare it to the women's deodorants as I haven't used them since I was like a teenager)

[waxnrope]

Originally Posted by Metropolis

Mitchum works great... I haven't used anything else since I started using it a few years back.

(as to the thread question I couldn't really compare it to the women's deodorants as I haven't used them since I was like a teenager)

I recently started using Mitchum. My old reliable is no longer produced. Mitchum does work great, but it has too much scent ... I am sensitive. I haven't looked everywhere, but wonder if there's a scent free version.

[Jett]

Originally Posted by waxnrope

I recently started using Mitchum. My old reliable is no longer produced. Mitchum does work great, but it has too much scent ... I am sensitive. I haven't looked everywhere, but wonder if there's a scent free version.

Yep there is... I'm not to fond of scented ones either, if I'm going anywhere and want to smell good I'd prefer to just put on a little cologne than deodorant.. lol.