Fav deodorant that doesnt go 'stale'after a few hours?

Otis Driftwood · 30-09-2010 10:51PM

skregs wrote: »

Can you not just buy a travel bottle or whatever, lash it in your bag and respray yourself after 4 hours or so?
In reality, nothing is going to last more than 7 hours, and if you put enough on to last all day you'll be reeking

Well I used nivea sport this morning after showering and there is still a vague scent of it,15 odd hours lasting aint to bad.

TimeToShine · 30-09-2010 10:59PM

Lynx Anti-perspirant is the most useless product I've ever had the displeasure of using, it's such a joke. Works for about 4 hours and then it's gone.

Roll on > Sprays, I'd go for Nivea or Right Guard Roll ons, they've never failed me. Sure sprays are probably as good as they're gonna get if you insist on spraying.

magneticimpulse · 01-10-2010 02:52PM

magneticimpulse wrote: »

For my 1st job, I used to get free lunch to have someone test a competitors deodorant on my armpits! The deodorant they kept putting on my armpit, was nivea roll-on....so it must be good stuff if the company i worked in was trying to copy it and testing it all the time.

the company i worked for at the time made SURE, and the competitor was Nivea, but they sold SURE onto another company...so not sure who has them now. Either way....they seemed dead interested in Nivea

just checked and Unilever has since bought SURE...so that means its the same company as Lynx/Axe and Dove...

Revlon makes mitchum (just checked to see if they made any other brands and they dont)

Dord · 01-10-2010 08:12PM

I got a stick of that Mitchum stuff in Dunnes yesterday and tried it out for the first time this morning. Well, it's now 12 hours later and I still smell good!

It's certainly better than the Sure for Men roll on I was using previously.

A V A · 01-10-2010 10:25PM

@dord was it really that good ye ??? did you usually swet etc ?? i think i might try it out

Dord · 03-10-2010 07:27PM

A V A wrote: »

@dord was it really that good ye ??? did you usually swet etc ?? i think i might try it out

Seems to actually work compared to other anti-persperants. I haven't been doing too much strenuous exercise in the last few days so I can't say in that respect but for a regular day it has worked well. No residue or marks on clothes either.

xtradel · 04-10-2010 11:03AM

You may laugh but if you want to stay dry my reccomendation is Brut anti p!!

Its very hard get anywhere outside Boots but its seriously good stuff and smells ok too.

Otis Driftwood · 15-10-2010 12:17PM

I picked up a couple of bottles from the Loreal Men Expert line in Tesco's yesterday on special offer - €1.79 a bottle.Im very impressed I must say.I had a sniff of the Mitchum brand and wasnt taken with it at all.

Raedwald · 16-10-2010 11:42AM

Pick up the L'oreal mens 48hr roll on during the week. Seems to be doing the job so far.

HavingCrack · 18-10-2010 06:45PM

I seem to sweat an awful lot under my arms (best anti-perspireant I've found is Sure but it's still not great) so I'm wondering does shaving your armpits really reduce sweating??? I'm really fed up of sweat patches after 1 hour at this stage

Darcy33 · 23-10-2010 03:43PM

Id stake my reputation on Nivea for men!:)

cock robin · 26-10-2010 02:57PM

BigBenRoeth wrote: »

Going to get mitchum next time i run out,dont remember seeing it around before though

You can get Mitchum in Boot's a damn fine product if a tadge more expensive that the regulars.

A V A · 26-10-2010 03:22PM

gave that loreal expert a go and doesnt work for me !!! didnt get great results from it , im now trying adidas ice dive and seems to be ok so far:S

Boskowski · 28-10-2010 12:15PM

The Nivea 24h extra dry roller yokes.

Simply does what it says on the flask and has a very very mild, almost none, scent.
I tried them all and that's the verdict.

mailrewop · 29-10-2010 12:03AM

came across this thread last night and went to tesco today and they had an offer on mitchum products, buy 1 get 1 free.

nkay1985 · 30-10-2010 02:37PM

Been using Mitchum for a good while now. Was using the roll on and, while it was excellent, I did find some white patches appearing under my arms on tshirts. Then they brought out a stick version which applies clear. I've never used a stick before but this stuff is unbelievable. I'd recommend it to anyone.

And like mailrewop said, Tesco often have Mitcuhm on buy one get one free offers. I just stock up when I see that.