Thread 76477449

It seems the older I get the more I sweat and the worse odour gets.

I got by with Axe but it has gotten so bad that even after washing clothes armpit sections still stink that I have to resort to special sportswear antibacterial washing detergent go get rid of it from the clothes.

Good deodrants or solutions for this problems? How do (You) get by?

use alum bloc

>>76477449 (OP)
Change diet.

>>76477458
Google says its a wet shaving accesory?
>>76477459
I can't give up on my national cuisine anon, tkemali sauces are too damn good.
Proteins milkshakes are good too.

>>76477480
yeah you can use it to shave very versatile but it's a good deodorant and insanely economical

>>76477449 (OP)
Use more soap when you wash your clothes. You'll probably need to run them through the washer twice too, the second time without soap to rinse it out.

Modern washers don't use enough water or power to really clean clothes on a single cycle.

If you still have issues, pretreat problem areas and leave them in a bucket of water overnight, then wash them.

>>76477449 (OP)
Take showers with antibiotic soap. I use white Dial™ antibiotic soap. It might take a week or two for the full effects to kick in, but it'll take you days before you start smelling. Also, I use Mitchum Men deodorant. It says 48 hours and it lasts much longer than that.

>>76477458
>>76477480
2nd for Alum, I got one going in thinking it was a fad but I was shocked by how well it works. You just wet the alum stone and rub it on your armpits in the morning.

Just be advised that you do still sweat. It’s just odorless.

>>76477449 (OP)
make the women suffer your scent, lion

Use antibacterial soap under arms. But only under your arms because antibacterial soap isnt really good for you.
Buy a strong antiperspirant and apply after evening shower and going to bed. Apply deodorant next week. Apply deodorant next day for nice smell. Deodorant just mask odor snd antiperspirant stops sweat.
Wash your clothes with vinegar instead of softener. Sweat and bacteria can "set" in clothes.
Change your diet.
If it all persists after all these changes its something wrong with your health and you need to go to the doctor to check it up.

>>76477449 (OP)
Trim pit hair to 1/4”. Wash pits with soap everyday. Apply aluminum free deodorant daily.

>>76477449 (OP)
Native brand

>>76477675
>Just be advised that you do still sweat
Why do you have to specify this?
Are people trying to not let their body sweat to cool down as intended? The one thing humans have over every other animal that let's them pursue prey until it collapses from heat exhaustion?

>>76477449 (OP)
>It seems the older I get the more I sweat and the worse odour gets.
T2 Diabetes symptom get checked.
Probably not a big deal if caught early or could be some other cause.
People with T2 aren't perfectly healthy then suddenly a foot falls off one morning, they get stinky for a long time (decades?) before something needs to get amputated.
The only other possible cause is stuff like eating tons of stinky spices.

Did anyone else notice their gooch and balls smell more and quicker in their 30s? I feel like I barely get through a day now before my balls start mustin up to the point im smelling them.

>>76477449 (OP)
You can be super clean, but if your clothes are infected with bacteria, it's over when sweat hits it. Normal washing might not do anything. You can try going more extreme, like near boiling water and high oxygen bleach concentration to the point where it's stripping the color out of your clothes. If that's not enough, get new clothes.

>>76477449 (OP)
Return to the ganjes doodoo river where you belong

>>76477512
Jesus Christ, retard, just use baking soda.
Complete fucking idiot.

>>76481471
Sorry, I didn’t see you there.
Adding you to the retard list >>76482790

>>76482790
What do you do if your deoderant is fried into the fabric? I have taken care of my workout shirts really well over the years (some of them are going on 10) and I notice one shirt has deoadarnt residue burned or cooked into the armpit just due to stupidly using hot water when I washed my clothes in the past.

Oxiclean/dawn dish soap/soaking/vinegar just nothing really works to get it out.

For op's question, I just recently changed to this brand called "Mando," since it was on clerance and honestly it's one of the best ones for smells I've used. Regular storebrand slop would never last a full day if I was sweating, but this Mando stuff lasts pretty well. You'll need an antiperprent tho

>>76482852
Not trying to be funny but baking soda also works for removing stains. I’d make a paste, let it sit for a few hours then scrub that shit with hot water.

Just cover it up with the strongest, cheapest dupe of Sauvage Elixir.

>>76482916
I'll try it out. Thanks.

>>76477449 (OP)
You want the real secret? Light a fire and burn some oak wood or cedar in the middle of it, wave your cloths over the smoke. The smoke should be light not dark. If it’s dark let it burn down more.
You want a light colored smoke. Clothes a safe distance from the fire but above it so they can collect the smoke. You can also lean yourself over the fire to get the smoke into your body hair.
This is the strongest deodorant there is. I don’t often shower because I am depressed but I do this and I smell fantastic. Cedar Smoke is 100/10.

>>76484466
> I don’t often shower because I am depressed but I do this and I smell fantastic.
I feel as though gathering wood and lighting a fire is harder that stepping into running water for a few minutes(you don't even need soap really).