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[@CassandraBankson]

Just a note - I think they are sold out because I only paid like 20 bucks for a pack of 60. I originally got them on Amazon, but it looks like the price went up, probably because they have been selling out. I am sure you can get them at other places cheaper, so if anybody has a link, please feel free to drop it below!! a.co/d/1tQNduO

[@jury2323]

It's now nearly $80 for a pack of 200.

[@purplebubblegum4055]

What about the packaging??? That's not great for the environment!!

[@mindyourownbusinessplease1120]

This is not environmentally sustainable nor financially smart. Over priced and bad for the environment. I use to be a fan but now your just a hawker always advertising stuff. Thanks but no thanks.

[@emmartin4433]

Gross. And Contain aluminium. No thanks.

[@b8787]

Hypocrite

[@purplebubblegum4055]

The fact that there are so many people in the comment section who are concerned about the packaging is genuinely increasing my faith in humanity

[@RG_Eph]

Mine too! It’s obvious to me it’s an ad…I guess eco friendly is only a thing when there isn’t money involved 🙄

[@Lorn123]

You have to be realistic though, if this wasn’t an ad and it truly did the job if use it too. It’s give and take. Even if you use a 100% cotton tote bag, you’d have to use it 20,000 times to equal the impact of 1 reusable plastic bag due to manufacturing. So if you’re not going to use it you may as well use the plastic one

[@jesuslovesyou8734]

JESUS IS COMING BACK! turn to him before it’s to late! May God bless you all✝️

[@leftalone9881]

It’s decreasing my faith in humanity. I think everyone forgot they’re watching KZbinrs who review (and go through, potentially waste) beauty products. Plus, marketing makes consumers blame their own actions as a distraction while big companies are really to blame.

[@jenniferrice393]

Ppl act like like theyre not wasteful. If u live in a house ur already wasteful lol

[@skyefirenails]

So let me get this straight. You hate makeup wipes because they're bad for your skin AND THE ENVIRONMENT, but you're fine with using a one time use wipe with plastic covered packaging at least once a day for the rest of your life? You don't think that's bad for the environment? Make it make sense.

[@Veronica_Boer]

I agree.

[@sbg1911]

Unfortunately biodegradable is another greenwashing term now , you want to look for compostable.

[@phoebesama5348]

that's exactly what i thought

[@ELA._.BORATED]

Fr

[@LetThemGrumbIe]

Legit.

[@heavenlylatte]

Dr. Dray taught me that I can just wash under my arms with with benzoyl peroxide at night. I haven’t bought deodorant in years and i also don’t sweat very much, so it works great for me.

[@sebastianenjcb193]

I hope that works for me

[@wholetthedogsout8097]

How much of time do you leave it on your armpits ?

[@heavenlylatte]

@@sebastianenjcb193 It doesn’t work as an antiperspirant if that’s a problem you have, but it’s worked well for me.

[@heavenlylatte]

@@wholetthedogsout8097 30 seconds. I treat it just like I would washing my face with benzoyl peroxide.

[@Goat.phomator666]

Benzoyl peroxide is too expensive. Just wash your armpit with boiling hot water to kill the bacterias

[@franciscagonzalezcohens3714]

But the waste of the package 😭 I changed to natural deodorants because of the plastic packaging of regular deodorants 😅

[@jadenmathews8160]

its giving kourtney kardashian

[@msk-qp6fn]

Some brands use glass bottles btw. Like Nivea for example.

[@purplebubblegum4055]

Thank you

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

I can't see cassandra using them if they're not biodegradable. She doesn't use makeup wipes for that reason

[@girlnextdoor2222]

Can you tell me more about natural deodrants? :)

[@veronxska]

Some people think they don't stink when in fact they ACTUALLY do -- they just get "immune" to it. 😅 Just use spray deo if you don't like your sticky roll ons.

[@Amelia-ed2sd]

Omg yes! There are literally so many people in my grade who will pick up deodorant and say, “oh I don’t need this today” and it’s like, yes, yes you do 😂 Edit: I also use a spray deodorant when I have track because I have to bring it to school with me and I don’t want crumbled deodorant in my bag, and if you don’t like the feeling of deodorant it’s actually really good because you can’t really feel it

[@zesranehajzle1707]

Also like, if you sweat a lot and you stink because of it, maybe wash your armpits more than just once a day? You know, it is necessary because it gets dirty more often, just like washing your hands more than just in the shower. Many people also use antiperspirant wrong. Just wash your armpits once you feel they're really sweaty or dirty, especially before bed though I'd recommend more than once a day if you have it down bad. Spray antiperspirant on dry skin, go to sleep, you shouldn't sweat. Then put on deodorant in the morning. Repeat. It's really not that hard to maintain hygiene when you're genuinely trying, such a waste of plastic and wipes is unnecessary and a simple excuse. You could also get certain procedures if you deal with excess sweat, NOT smell but sweat, since it'd be a lot more than for the average person. You could probably get certain procedures to deal with smell as well but from what I know, getting injections into your sweat glands purely for sweating purposes is quite safe when you have a certified professional. I mean, there are just multiple alternatives that harm the environment less, are just better in general and are more longterm.

[@draculauraxox]

Spray deodorant or gel deodorant. Imo, the smell of gel deodorant has a bigger variety & lasts longer anyway

[@MJ_X2]

The fact she sprayed perfume in her pits instead is just wild. So gross

[@Pinkrevenge101]

Theres liquid deo roll on too

[@lilMissAdoria]

Legit all you have to do to stop stinking from sweat is wash your pits with benzoyl peroxide face wash. Learned that years ago from Dr. Dray, and now I only wear deodorant when I want the extra scent. Especially if you shower daily, that's literally all you have to do. So much less expensive than buying specific products. I go through a stick of deodorant every 2-3 years now. Bottle of benzoyl peroxide wash once every couple months. It doesn't take much.

[@maureengreen617]

Dr Dray is changing lives. The best.

[@scottydoggymama]

I have been using cerave salicylic acid wash in the shower

[@shomshomni2314]

Does it bleach your clothes?

[@tracysu7635]

whoaaa thank you for this

[@user-eo2th2lf6f]

When my mom was younger, girls in her school would got to the bathroom during breaks wet their handkerchiefs wipe their necks, behind their ears, and armpits then wash their handkerchiefs with soap and put them in plastic bags and put them back into their backpacks. I think it’s sustainable, less harmful to the environment, and very hygienic.

[@chewsday5760]

I sometimes use baby wipes but this sounds like an amazing alternative!

[@LoveYourself-my9nz]

But that doesn't work for most of the people!

[@violettagrant2328]

Cassandra🥺🥺🥺🥺 So much packaging😢😢😢

[@Kyopse]

Shut up

[@melodiechartier5173]

oh lord everything you use has so form of packaging. Every time people order online from amazon it come in boxes with plastic protector paper and bubble wraps and shit, and that's not to mention all the gaz from planes and trucks to get that stuff to you...stop ordering online i guess!

[@jordannad898]

I wonder about the eco footprint of this vs typical deodorant/antiperspirant packaging

[@acwesty]

I think this may be a bit better environmentally than regular packaging, since deodorant bottles are typically made with more plastic than actual product and are harder to recycle. These, however, may be biodegradable and potentially compostable. Not exactly sure, but it could actually be better compared to regular bottles.

[@goingslowlynowhere]

I would also want to see it compared to nuud and similar alternatives.

[@personofearth447]

@@acwestyyeah, some brands do glass tho, a few even sell re-fills so you can keep using the same bottle/container. I don’t know about deodorant sticks but i know this exists for roll-on and i think spray.

[@Pinkrevenge101]

Yea buy those plastic bottles can recycled idk bout this btw if it exists just use it

[@Pinkrevenge101]

There is natrual deo stick i have packing made of paper u gotta push from bottom to get the stick up like those push pop icecreams

[@phantomthread4385]

Im surprised you would use skmething with so much packaging

[@RG_Eph]

I bet she’s getting paid.

[@YosanMesfun]

@@RG_Eph She'd have to disclose if it was an ad.

[@melodiechartier5173]

Oh lord !! everything you use has so form of packaging. When you order online from Amazon for exemple, like everyone does these days, all that packaging your stuff comes in, like boxes, protecting plastic papers and bubble wraps, without mentioning the gaz produces by planes/trucks to get that stuff to you while your sitting at home on your ass is probably way way way worse for the environment ... stop buying stuff online i guess!!!

[@PeaceOfMake]

We love an anti-environment queen.

[@Toasterrrrrr]

Cry about it

[@eissegn]

​@@Toasterrrrrr😭

[@tiffanyc566]

Please y'all wear deodorant!!!!!!!!! I have worked with hundreds of people as I travel and they thought they didn't stink because they didn't wear deodorant yes you need to and an antiperspirant with it not just a deodorant !!!!! I can't hang with this one ... I apply it like 4 times a day lume is amazing. If you don't like the wet feeling get a spray deodorant that's dry

[@NoJuan487]

Soon...influencers tell that their breath doesn't stink, even that they dont brush their teeth for a year. 😒

[@-notmycat]

There's no point applying it 4 times a day. Once right after taking a shower should be enough, most antiperspirants work for 24 or 48 hours. If you need to use it 4 times a day than it's either a bad product or you're overdoing it.

[@geekmyths]

@@-notmycatif you sweat a lot, you could be sweating it off more quickly, so it’s whatever works for you

[@engine_erin]

Some people of East Asian decent actually genetically cannot have B.O. I am one of those people (half Asian). I actually smell really bad when I get sick, and I always get so confused with what smells bad before I remember it's me.

[@user-hg7sw5ed2q]

@@engine_erinsame, yet im european. Ive literally asked many ppl if i smell 😅 they say no

[@lindseyshindler6594]

I have SUCH sensitive underarms and HATE single use plastics and FINALLY found something I actually love. It's Necessaire eucalyptus roll-on, it comes in recycled glass, it has AHA and Niacinamide, and smells like a sexy forest. Really enticing, non-gendered smell. I'm obsessed!! It's worked all Spring so we'll see how it holds up in Summer months but it's checked all my boxes so far and I've never been enthusiastic about deodorant!

[@gillypiexo]

Ooo that sounds awesome. I always break out when I wear deodorant, even washing with soap 2x a day. I do have some kind of eczema and random dermatitis on my arms, as well as dry skin. I will look into this for sure! Where do you buy it though?

[@missbeaussie]

Screenshot this for future use, thanks

[@mariaignacialeonor]

​@@gillypiexohi just a word for thought... Maybe you break out because the of the soap you use. It might be too harsh or drying, which make the skin produce more oil, thus breaking out.

[@danica5860]

Is she getting a commission for this??

[@jmcd31]

Similar to face wipes - are these the most environmentally friendly?

[@melodiechartier5173]

Oh lord !! everything you use has so form of packaging. When you order online from Amazon for exemple, like everyone does these days, all that packaging your stuff comes in, like boxes, protecting plastic papers and bubble wraps, without mentioning the gaz produces by planes/trucks to get that stuff to you while your sitting at home on your ass is probably way way way worse for the environment ... stop buying stuff online i guess!!!

[@carolavanmeenen9917]

This is not about the wipes but about that Cassandra always get almost angree of make up wipes. Also because of the waist but these have more wast than make up wipes. That the only problem whit this. If you get Mad about make up wipes you have to dwaw the line. I love her and i Learn alot from her. But this is strainge

[@Zabarabaful]

Thank you for not demonizing aluminum in deodorants. It’s so frustrating how many companies are pushing the “natural” ones and contributing to the unfounded fear of aluminum. We sweaty girls need aluminum for our pits!! 😂

[@twistedbambi2370]

I mean whilst there is no consistent evidence there is some evidence it might be harmful. Which is why in certain countries you will see 90% of deodorants being aluminum free

[@jknoimnot372]

Alzheimer's

[@emmawilliams8119]

Personally, I can’t use aluminum deodorants because it actually hurts me and makes the glands in my armpits swell up

[@andS7]

@@jknoimnot372that’s BS

[@Zabarabaful]

@@emmawilliams8119 Totally valid, and I think there’s a place for aluminum-free deodorants, too… Just not in place of anti-perspirants (some brands are replacing their regular with non-aluminum versions). An end to the fear-mongering and to the narrative the non-aluminum is inherently “healthier” is just wrong. I’m really glad that at least some people are genuinely benefiting from this new marketing tactic!

[@shravanibandi3180]

Using glycolic acid on underarms is a game changer. No smell, no pigmentation

[@jimmatthews5900]

I haven't worn deodorant for about 15 years. Get a prescription for drysol from your Dr or dermatologist. Put it on at night and wear an old loose T shirt. Make sure to shower it off in the morning; it eventually eats through your clothing. After a while you only need to use it once a week. It is also prescribed for sweaty feet.

[@missbeaussie]

If its strong enough to eat through clothing thats a bit scary

[@sKrATlambrecht]

Your doctor should have known enough to tell you that it is not for long term use like that? You might want to find a second opinion and see if you would benefit from a procedure to lessen the amount of sweat glands you have if the sweating is such a prevalent issue.

[@sKrATlambrecht]

@@missbeaussie was on it as a teen, that shit is freezing when you put it on and absolutely feels like it burns tf out of your skin the first few times you put it on. Overactive sweat glands are not a fun time

[@jadekaanik2107]

I just use the Ordinary’s glycolic acid! Couple drops after showering on dry pits. And it doesn’t stop you from sweating, you just stop smelling. It took me like 1-2 weeks to stop the smell completely which is totally normal when you are changing from an aluminum based deodorant.

[@HeatherGrace]

Thanks for the great tip!!!!❤ What a great idea!

[@gangmei207]

Hi.. isit the glycolic acid exfoliator or the toning.. whc one if I may ask ..?

[@lilycollins385]

Does it do anything to pigmentation there???? Please reply

[@sindhusanthanakrishnan5465]

Nice idea for travel, but too much waste generation for regular use. Appying some lactic acid or glycolic acid serum with fingers might be better? Some of them come in toner spray formats too, so less environmental impact overall I think. Love Saltair deos btw, just love them! Native is a close second

[@zoeteapples]

Alum stone is a game changer! You dont stink, no chemicals, you can get it package free and it lasts a long time!

[@Skiskiski]

My spouse wears nada, and smell fresh 24/7. A shower of course too.

[@zoeteapples]

@@Skiskiski Lucky!!

[@marykent2024]

I have been using alum stone for years, and never stink! And, sooooo cost effective!

[@paulahaller]

I've not worn deodorant or antiperspirant for over 3 decades. You just keep yourself clean, that's all. Wet wipes on extra hot days are sufficient. Granted, every body is different. So some people do need such things.

[@notthecutestanimal8849]

Ty! Some people have extra smelly armpit biomes and others do not. For some just keeping the armpit rather dry will work. For others they may need to apply deodorant

[@lolal-t2027]

So you shat on neutrogena(dont get me wrong you are right for doing so) for having individual makeup wipes while you are using this when you could use the native deodorant with cardboard packaging or just anything else? Not gonna lie I am pretty surprised

[@msk-qp6fn]

So basically you mean to say you have been using anti-perspirants...which many deodorants kinda do too as long as it has aluminum chloride or something like that....Girl, this sounds like the whole I don't use botox but still getting botulism toxin or neurotoxin injection kind of situation. Also, yall be using the powdery formula and complain about it being sticky? ...gurlie use the roll on application ones, the formula comes in liquid form in those and they absorbs better.

[@mylifewithmarmalade4624]

Or you could skip the freakin packaging nightmare and try a spray deoderant if you dislike the texture of sticks and creams. Degree makes a clear spray I’ve heard is awesome that is an aluminum based antiperspirant like these wipes. Or for those of us who’d rather avoid the aluminum, use antiseptic washes and/or acids to stay odor free. As Dr Dray has said, benzoyl peroxide washes in the shower go a long way. I find that too drying, but have a tea tree oil based acne wash I use, and have also used hibicleanse in the past for the same purpose. Also acids will shift the pH and make it inhospitable to the bacteria. I personally like Lume (mandelic acid based) but lots of people swear by using the ordinary’s glycolic acid toner for this purpose, some people use it full strength, some dilute it with distilled water.

[@lucywing8490]

just a question for you out of curiosity, why do you want to avoid aluminium?

[@mylifewithmarmalade4624]

@@lucywing8490 in my case I have really sensitive skin and find aluminum based antiperspirants very irritating. Lots of people have issues with that, but there is also some (limited) evidence that in theory more of the aluminum compounds may be absorbed than ideal and that the added aluminum could contribute to a risk of developing breast cancer or alzheimer’s. The evidence is not very good for it being a serious threat. So most people shouldn’t worry about that. But there are some people who are at high genetic risk for either of those conditions or are generally hyper concerned about toxins who choose to avoid it on the off chance that it might make a difference.

[@lucywing8490]

@@mylifewithmarmalade4624 yeah there’s a lot of that in the comments that’s why i asked. people can and should do whatever they want and whatever makes them feel safest but there’s so much misinformation out there so i just wanted to make sure you weren’t afraid or anything like that. i’m also sensitive to aluminium so i use a natural deodorant.

[@mylifewithmarmalade4624]

@@lucywing8490 100%. The good news is that the worries about aluminum make it loads easier for sensitive people like us to find good options.

[@shayazwirtz2200]

I love these! I work in a homeless shelter and we actually get these delivered for our clients. They work amazingly!! I use them myself

[@kjurpjdpihe9096]

During a road trip I had no deodorant left so I used handsanitizer. And it worked soooo well because without bacteria there is no smell

[@lauralonghi9687]

hand sanitizer works great

[@shinycardboard]

Aluminum chlorohydrate is the active ingredient. So it's basically your average antiperspirant spray. I can't imagine the amount of thrash these pile up tho. Imagine buying a pack every two months. The shipping, the packaging, the wipes? Lol just get regular deodorant once every 6 months from a drugstore and you'll get the same result for way less shipping energy waste

[@singingsiren82]

Are they daily use? If so how do they break down in the landfill?

[@RG_Eph]

She only cares about the environment when her pockets aren’t being filled. Fake

[@melodiechartier5173]

Oh lord !! everything you use has so form of packaging. When you order online from Amazon for exemple, like everyone does these days, all that packaging your stuff comes in, like boxes, protecting plastic papers and bubble wraps, without mentioning the gaz produces by planes/trucks to get that stuff to you while your sitting at home on your ass is probably way way way worse for the environment ... stop buying stuff online i guess!!!

[@whickwhacksmacker]

I used the Kosas sport deodorant and it’s LITERAL MAGIC it uses the same idea of killing the bacteria that causes the smell in the first place. It works really well considering I smell super bad when I’m anxious and anxiety sweat is FOUL

[@rmeso3987]

If you’re living in a very hot and humid country like the Philippines, you will reach for an antiperspirant. There is no way a natural deodorant works in a tropical country.

[@Deepstalks]

Tea tree oil does an amazing job of keeping the bacteria under control for me. I even got rid of my smelly feet problem with that!

[@sKrATlambrecht]

Be careful about tea tree if you have pets as its highly toxic to them! It only takes a few drops, and its not recommended to diffuse either!

[@nathanielcraig3588]

I have almost no body odor naturally, like, I've literally asked people and I don't have a noticeable smell, even after intense workouts etc., so I usually don't bother with deodorant.

[@pabritova]

Congratulations

[@grapefanta5975]

You’re so lucky lol

[@msk-qp6fn]

Congrats you can relate to east asians

[@belalugosisdead4444]

Bro, no one asked. This is irrelevant

[@nathanielcraig3588]

@@belalugosisdead4444 It's relevant to the video topic, and I also don't really care about your opinion. Have fun smelling bad, can't relate.

[@gabrielafonseca4034]

I don't know if this will work for everyone but it works for me and it's worth a try: rose water in a spray bottle. It's antibacterial, natural and very gentle

[@CassandraBankson]

Hi Gabriela, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I am so glad it's working for you, that's makes me smile.

[@gabrielafonseca4034]

@@CassandraBankson thank for responding, lovely Cassandra! Yeah, rose water is pretty much my Holy Grail. I use it as a toner too and, mixed with glycerin, as a lotion. The only thing that worked on my dar, dry elbows. PS. I've learned so much from you! I was using retinol serums and thanks to you, realized they had next to no retinol. Now I use The Ordinary granactive and couldn't be happier. Thank you so much!

[@lasa1211]

I use my acne treatment benzoil peroxide in the shower, and on dry skin apply simple deodorant - antipersperant. Each product by itself does not do the job properly ( even wanted to throw away deodorant) but combined... it's anti-smelling heaven

[@Toasterrrrrr]

I don’t like the regular deodorants either. I use dove spray deodorant and it doesn’t get sticky at all! I really like it!

[@mimimella383]

I smell like old cheese and gym socks when I'm done doing cardio in the gym so deodorant is very necessary for me 😂

[@yohomoominn7076]

I have eczema and i can’t use any harsh things underarms, they will literally give me a flare up in the next day 😭

[@earlgreyknits1178]

I’ve used the fragrance under the arms trick for almost a decade at this point. I agree with you. Deodorants don’t feel good under my arms and the natural crap made me smell more by the end of the day than if I had just applied nothing. I might give these a try. Though the perfume method really works like a charm.

[@OliverCriedwolves]

for everyone commenting about sustainability, the wipes are biodegradable! i couldn’t find anywhere that spoke to the packaging’s material though. (also - cassandra!! i see the new juice beauty spf on your shelf! i absolutely love that stuff, it’s my go-to daytime moisturizer. they did a great job at formulating it without a white cast. hope to see you do a review on it too!)

[@skyefirenails]

Biodegradable, but only if you make sure they don't go in a landfill. Then they will never biodegrade.

[@msk-qp6fn]

​@@skyefirenailstouche

[@lolal-t2027]

Exactly what”headache chronicles” said: anything is biodegradable if you leave it in the earth long enough, but in landfills it will never biodegrade. +, you said the wipes are biodegradable, but what about the packaging??? Its not good enough yk

[@kellymurphy6667]

Wow what a shame the amount of unbiodegradable plastic waste straight to landfill with every single use!

[@timewaster9000]

If anybody interested, here in Italy I use a so called "potassium alum crystal" which is a natural deodorant that as far as I know should regulate armpits pH (?) and get rid of stink, dunno where you can buy it but it works pretty well

[@annikakamath]

i don’t mind being sweaty and needing to reapply deodorant during the day because i personally don’t like using anti perspirant just because they block the sweat glands and i don’t want that 😅

[@adar1873]

Get a cream deodorant on the basis of baking soda. Shave your armpits and cover then with it after a shower. You won‘t smell for days, even if you’re sweating. Alternatively, you can also just put pure baking soda on and rub it into your damp armpits. Works the same. Even better actually, but i might hurt a bit. This is the healthiest and most eco-friendly way imo and you won’t smell.

[@tiredsnailtrail]

I don't wear deodorant either, but I use glycolic acid from The Ordinary. I noticed an immediate change - coming from someone who had smelly armpits before. I still sweat, but there is no odor.

[@sammistrade]

Omg ok but try the deodorant from kosas!!!!! It’s a chemical exfoliant for your armpits essentially. Works GREAT! Also, much less wasteful than single use packets 😅 I could totally see those wipes for post gym though!!

[@thetelk5986]

I spray my armpits with water and dab the bicarb soda on. I don't smell the next day either. It's as natural as you can get! PS: please don't use antiperspirant. Blocking your sweat traps the toxins inside which transfers into the breast tissue. This is another factor that causes breast cancer. We sweat for a reason :) Wish you all readers good health! ❤

[@lucywing8490]

there is no proven link between aluminium deodorants and breast cancer. this also goes for kidney damage and dementia. unless you are actually ingesting aluminium, there is nothing to worry about. please do not spread this misinformation. also sweating is not releasing toxins. toxins are removed from the body by your liver and kidneys, not through sweating. sweating is simply your body’s way of cooling your body down. sweat is made up of 99% water and the rest is electrolytes, bacteria and pheromones. tiny amounts of metals or chemicals can be found in sweat, but this is not actually detoxifying your body in any way.

[@Karolina-dr8du]

Alternative things to do. Before I leave the house I wash my armpits (yes I shower ofc, but during the day at home I would just wash my armpits) I also use hand sanitiser to kill bacteria (not after shaving tho)

[@lylaloo132]

It’s not bacteria- it’s actually microbes that live on your skin, consume your sweat and the smell comes from the microbial waste. Deodorant is fda regulated and big companies wouldn’t put unsafe amounts of aluminum salts and other pore blocking chemicals ect.

[@rotg_]

❗️What also would work, and it is more natural and affordable, is water mixed with soda. You just mix soda with lukewarm water, soak a make up pad with it and apply it on your sweating area and 🎉BOOM🎉 you don’t smell anymore and it lasts for a whole day😎

[@Pattymelt415]

I've been using a small amount of alcohol with deionized water in a spray bottle for years! Works great. Only need it occasionally.

[@hannahsmith296]

I might have to try this! I went through a period of life where I kept having insanely irritated unarmed. I tried changing razors, shaving cream, deodorant, and still kept dealing with it! The biggest help to me is when I just stopped shaving my underarms. The comments I would periodically get in the beginning of someone being like “oh! I think you forgot to shave!” We’re easier for me to handle then consistently feeling like my underarms were burning and itching like I got into poison ivy 😂 I had finally found a deodorant that worked for me but unfortunately they just discontinued it a couple months ago so I’ve been trying to find a new one again.

[@divyasasidharan2960]

If shaving irritates u rubbing with this paper will irritate too with constant use.

[@Palup]

I don't wear anti perspirants because of a history of breast cancer in my family and there are some studies that aluminium in deodorant may be related to breast cancer. So, alcohol it is for me

[@genesisbenavides4976]

Link or doi please

[@genesisbenavides4976]

Link or doi please

[@lucywing8490]

there is no proven link between aluminium in anti perspirants and breast cancer. you do whatever makes you feel the safest or worry the least, it’s your choice what you do with your body, but just know that studies have not indicated any cause for concern.

[@javadivawithdog]

Allergic to anti-perspirant, so Deodorant only. I don't sweat much. Only stress sweat is a problem. L'Occitane has a deodorant that I love. Pricey but one has lasted like 5 yrs. These wipes seem like a great thing for traveling.

[@user-wi2vn7cu4w]

And i can imagine the smell. People, don't be ridiculous! It's not only about yourself it's about other people's comfort. My friend from Brazil has shower two or three times a day to prevent smelling she was taught that in a hot climate you should do anything to be a good neighbor. Natural deodorants don't work, smell of aroma wipes and sweat is even worse. We don't feel our smell unless it's unbearable for other people. And the amount of plastic and cloth....

[@rutabaqazi8858]

Why don't I see liquid alcohol roll on deodorant in western videos? They are awesome, they don't have a sticky feeling and being alcohol based they don't leave a residue.

[@missbeaussie]

Doesnt sting or dry the skin?

[@domapomidore1034]

Alcohol burns my armpits 😭

[@oqeufh]

In American videos maybe. In Europe I think roll on deodorants are quite the standard. I always tend to use either roll on or spray. I very rarely see those stick ones.

[@leftalone9881]

For a while, I only used “natural deodorants” (without aluminum), because I thought I was getting a rash from my deodorant, except I tried all of the non-aluminum deodorant and still kept getting rashes. It took me 6 years and a doctors visit to find out I was getting rashes because I sweat A LOT at night and my armpits weren’t having that. I’m back to aluminum and I wear it overnight and yeah the rashes are gone.

[@SourCreamOnionChips-ji8rd]

Put rubbing alcohol on a cotton pad... Use 1 alcohol soaked pad per arm pit & rub it around! It works too!!!

[@itssarahbeth]

I love Schmidt and Native deodorant they are the only non aluminum deodorant that works for me

[@pineapple365]

Schmidt gave me a chemical burn😢

[@belalugosisdead4444]

​@@pineapple365 chemical burn? Are you sure it just wasn't contact dermatitis from the baking soda they use in the formula

[@pineapple365]

@@belalugosisdead4444 nope, a full on chemical burn confirmed by my dermatologist. I’ve had contact dermatitis before from something else on a different part of my body so I know the difference. Plenty of other people say the same in their reviews. Schmidt deodorant sucks.

[@lucywing8490]

all deodorants are aluminium free. if they contain aluminium they are an antiperspirant or hybrid antiperspirant and deodorant.

[@anna8968]

I stopped using deodorant, the detox phase I deff smelled but once I got past those few days I really don’t smell.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

Loading areas of your skin that produce natural scene with perfumes is bad for your skin. True that moisture will breed odour-causing bacteria. So that's why people wear antiperspirant deodorants. However, you can get deodorants that do the same thing without metals. I'm wearing Native and it works better than the ones with metals.

[@Pschychotically]

I use a cream deodorant made with essential oils, shea butter, zinc oxide, baking soda and stuff. I don't really smell for two days after one application. It's in a reusable tin can, environmentally friendly, fairtrade - I think one wipe per day at least is a bit of... a situation 😅😢

[@mariaignacialeonor]

Hi actually the thing that do most of the work in there is the bakio soda. You can make your own deodorant just by mixing cornstarch with it. I do that and use an empty talc container and works wonders. Do try !! :)

[@why6659]

I use sanitizer underarms, or alcohol. Smell disappears instantly and lasts for atleast 24hours

[@schoolwerk3744]

Nuud makes the best deodorant that I, a stinky, sweaty person, has ever tried (and I’ve tried a lot). Fragrance free, aluminum and baking soda free, sheer, no residue whatsoever, eco-friendly, and free shipping. Worth every penny. I alternate between using this and whatever glycolic acid-containing product I have on hand. Both are very effective.

[@SamScarborough1]

I use an anti-odorant from a company called “Nuud”. It has silver nitrate in and works on this principle. They’re super environmentally conscious and vegan - much better than wipes!

[@inbloom2300]

I use an alum stone, life changing, it doesn't stop the sweating but sincr😮it's basically salts, it kills bacteria so there is no smell, and all natural with no impact on the environment, the only things I need is a bit of water

[@Bee_forever_]

Wait people use deodorant so that they don't smell bad? I thought it was just to stop sweating and the smell was just a bonus

[@EyelashRouge]

Never used one deo in my life. Grandmother told me not to start on it and my body wont need it. Can be true or im just really lucky with my underarm sweating gene

[@marykent2024]

Use an alum block! Very inexpensive, scant packaging, and last forever! (I replace mine only when I drop them, shattering them. I have used one for over a year!) It is a deodorant, as it kills bacteria, but not an antiperspirant. Folks, sweating cools you! If you bath daily and wear clean clothes, alum is sufficient for odor.

[@mitravaruna]

I haven’t use deodorant since I got a nasty fungal infection from it a few years ago. I shower twice a day and eat home-cooked food. I do just fine.

[@WooNeful]

Magnesium spray has saved my life!! It really really works

[@Alien_cancerian]

Omg when I was a teen I hated deodorant because the smell would always turn weird on me. I now use the native coconut vanilla and it does not turn weird on me

[@ppancakesyrup]

my mom has been using frozen lemon bits for atleast my lifetime and has recently started using lume (an all body deodorant brand that is better for your skin). lemon is acidic which mostly kills the bacteria and it doesnt leave any lasting odors.

[@Kueytwo]

Wipes are not eco-friendly especially in packaging that is individual, the liquid on the wipe needs to be sold in spray form or stick form in eco-friendly container or put in soap. Or the liquid can be sprayed on reusable cotton pad.

[@soulsunshine108]

Bacteria don't fart and poop. I don't like making that analogy. Bacteria do not have a digestive tract so any waste products that are released are very different than vertebrate waste. Thioalcohols do smell, but they are completely harmless, unlike feces, which can cause illness.

[@rachelnetti]

I haven’t worn deodorant since 2016 and I love it. (And yes, we are conditioned to believe we need it. We don’t. )

[@mke_gal]

it really varies from person to person, their genetics, lifestyle, diet, etc. but I agree that there's more to it, and I think people who tend to have strong BO would benefit from trying out a natural alternative, if they can afford a "trial and error" period while still going about their social lives.

[@mllenessmarie]

The deodorant is sticky only in the beginning, then it should dry/absorb and leave the skin nicely dry.

[@factcheckingyourmum]

You can use magnesium spray under your armpits. Stops you from smelling and you get magnesium.

[@TerraFermentata]

I just fill 3/4 of a spray bottle with 70% rubbing alcohol, add some essential oil(s) of choice and fill the rest of it up with water. Give it a little shake and spray in the pits and othwr sweaty areas. *bam* no stink and it costs about 50 cents a month.

[@Bhozz-nl5jl]

Some of the suggestions here (benzoyl peroxide wash), probably will not work for sensitive skin. I suggest using Deonat, aka potassium alum. It's a mineral deodorant. Very eco friendly and very cheap. Humid countries, especially Southeast Asia LOVE to use it. It comes as a crystal stone or fine powder. If it's crystal, you just wet it and swipe that to ur clean armpits. If it's powder, just put them straight up on ur clean armpits.

[@probablyapigeon]

Whoever did your lashes SLAYED

[@chaddy95]

You remind me so much of the 90s - I miss the 90s

[@khadijah830]

i use crystals i dont know which type they are. got them at a local store.they last me years

[@theunoriginaldude8345]

I use colognes that have alcohol, always did. They cover the smell, and make you smell good. I remember telling American people about this and they said "that's not enough". It is, though, it's normal and works fine depending on which cologne you use. I'm talking inexpensive drugstore colognes, not branded, expensive ones. Those are just for fragrance.

[@emilyboyer9211]

My main super power is that my understand didn't really go through puberty, so I only start to smell after like 2 nights of no showering. I bought Lume for mostly summers since I'll be sweating more and I love their brand/consistency, but when I don't sweat during colder months, I'd say I wear deodorant like 2-4x a month.

[@ubxtch]

Apparently the ordinary gyolic acid is also really good to use instead of deodorant

[@jennifersmith3671]

I have a confession that I should be a deodorant tester. We live in the great state of Georgia and it is very hot here so sweating is something that’s gonna happen, but when I am out with my friends, I don’t want to look like a human sweat factory and I’ve always been concerned with an permit causing hormone distractor so to say but eventually I will find one. I’m gonna give this one a try see if it works again I know everybody’s different so we’ll see how it goes.

[@ramblinrose8]

I have been wearing two deodorants for decades...at 60 no one needs to smell my pitts. And alcohol? A sting i have no use for...I work outside sometimes for 18 hours...and there is NO WAY I don't use a rock and a stick...and honestly, I have no desire to ruin my clothes...deodorant it is!

[@Carlos_carlos243]

I'm 17 and I don't have any odor whatsoever. I never had a need of deodorants and never even used it. Just clean your underarms frequently shave accordingly to your growth and you'll be good to go.

[@lauraanderson8785]

Yeah my brother is your age and says the same, but he and his room stink so bad that no one can even go in there

[@Carlos_carlos243]

@@lauraanderson8785 lol, can't say about guys or him in this case. I just never felt like the need of it maybe will need it later in life.

[@snape28]

"They fArT and PEWP." 😅😅😅😅

[@marykent2024]

bacteria only fart, do not produce solid waste

[@chloes1616]

Or you can put a small amount if baking soda powder moistened with a few drops of water under your armpit. So it doesn't smell and it is super cheap. If I'm not wrong, PH of baking soda prevent bacteria to multiply.

[@skyefirenails]

You should never put baking soda directly on your skin. You can use alcohol to kill the bacteria.

[@marianadobreva_]

I--- Uhhhh, wdym? Does every perfume have alchohol in it that kills bacteria? My mom taught me to wear just perfume since I was little and I hope I don't smell 😢😢

[@snowsnake1264]

I don’t wear deodorant. I never have. It’s just something my family did not do. I felt pressure to buy one in school but never used it

[@meydiaengka]

I never wear deodorant. My friends who never wear and tried wearing it said that deodorant made them more smelly, like it triggers the body odor the didnt have before wearing it. They then stopped wearing it and the odor was gone. To each of their own

[@personofearth447]

If you don’t like deoderant sticks then just use roll-on or spray, there are so many options and you should try as many as you can before trying something like that (not saying it’s bad but i imagine it gets very expensive)

[@bearsbeauty5007]

You should try mine, it's been my best seller since 2013 and it's aluminum free. I created it in GA with no ac and I have sensitive skin. ❤️

[@dailyanimalshortsplanet_27]

I'm happy with my deodrant, those types of tissues are too much expensive and I can't buy it

[@mayuritejaswi2204]

You can rub block of Alum on your underarms. Its odorless and very easy to apply. It really works. Trust me I like in a country where I'm sweating 24/7.

[@sillygirl1139]

Yh I don't wear deodorant sometimes... about a 3rd of the time. Washing once a day seems to do the trick. I wear it mostly during tge summer when I sweat more, if I have a busy or out and about day, or an important one. One important thing though is to keep your armpit hair short/shaved.

[@dreamof_me]

I get this is sponsored but I’m very surprised since in the video you didn’t mention why these wipes in particular were so good. I keep similar wipes in my purse for emergencies but similar to makeup wipes, they’re super wasteful