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Reply #30 posted 12/03/08 11:03am

Mach	JerseyKRS said: We used tea tree oil to rid my daughter of lice a few years ago! :nods: works most every time There is a great product from AU you can order to use 100% natural and great results
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Reply #31 posted 12/03/08 11:06am

Mach	JerseyKRS said: This is what you crave sir. http://www.lushusa.com/sh...deodorants I should own stock in that company based on our household's use of their products alone..... Great products ( maybe a bit pricey for some ) thanx for this link
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Reply #32 posted 12/03/08 11:15am

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CarrieMpls said:

NDRU said:

It sounds insane but I used the crystal stuff and it worked better for me than Toms of Maine or Trader Joe's

I still use the nuclear stuff like Sure on hot/very busy days

This stuff and Degree deoderant are the worst things I've ever put under my arms. My skin became raw and red and it was quite painful. I'm utterly allergic.

I was allergic to Toms of Maine for some reason. The crystal is a bit scratchy though, I don't like that.

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Reply #33 posted 12/03/08 11:21am

Harlepolis	Louis Widmer's And they're odour-less too,,,,but MORE effective than the ones with odour I've been a costumer for a year and I have to say, they're the BEST ones I've tried. Abit pricey for deodorants though, but worth it. [Edited 12/3/08 11:22am]
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Reply #34 posted 12/03/08 11:22am

Mach	NDRU said: CarrieMpls said: This stuff and Degree deoderant are the worst things I've ever put under my arms. My skin became raw and red and it was quite painful. I'm utterly allergic. I was allergic to Toms of Maine for some reason. The crystal is a bit scratchy though, I don't like that. That is why I went to the liquid
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Reply #35 posted 12/04/08 10:11am

gyro34	[Img] http://static.flickr.com/...9fc4_b.jpg [/Img] I use the third one. No more stains on my shirts. [Edited 12/4/08 10:12am]
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Reply #36 posted 12/04/08 10:17am

Ace

Thank you, everybody, for your help! I am on my way to a healthier non-stinky future! woot!

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Reply #37 posted 12/04/08 10:28am

SUPRMAN

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Imago said:

Contrary to popular belief, our sweat does not stink.

It's the bacteria in our armpits that cause the odor to happen. Most doedorants work by using strong perfumes to hide any smell and by ingredients that kill the bacteria (which we eventually absorb into our bodies).

Mach pointed out that tea tree oil is a natural anti-bacterial ingredient earlier this year.
My next stick of deodorant will likely be Toms of Maine's which has tea tree oil in it.

Which is my I shave because the hair provides a place for bacteria to grow.
I don't like perfumed soaps, lotions, or deodorants. I use cocoa butter lotion.
Instead of perfumed deodorant I use an unscented antiperspirant and then add whatever cologne I'm wearing under my arms instead of on my chest. Works well for me.

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Reply #38 posted 12/04/08 10:31am

Lammastide

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