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Lymetoo
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Just found this online:

http://gfbff.com/tips-and-tricks/diy-deodorant

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I like to use just baking soda sometimes! I did the strictly lemon juice thing for quite a while. It worked well, but then there was never a good time to shave. YOUCH!

I have to switch ever so often, but right now I'm using Crystal deodorant. I do both that and baking soda on days I need lasting freshness. [Big Grin]

Is the arrowroot powder for smell or moisture, I wonder? Never actually heard of that being used!
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at nutribiotic.com they have a deodorant my llmd recommended without aluminum, or paraben.

It has GSE, and aloe vera in it. It's rather inexpensive..I think I bought it on sale for $3.

It does a pretty good job but in the summer here in tx of course nothing does that great a job.

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MADDOG
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Howdy
I found that if you find a really roten opossum
beside the road,and just roll arround on it you will not ever still smell your own body odor.

In a pinch if you have no opossums a fresh cow pie will get you by.

All i want for Christmas is a fresh cow pie, a fresh cow pie, a fresh cow pie !!!!!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!

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Lymetoo
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[lol] [Big Grin]

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kam
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teehee...

hoping i can find this post in a couple of weeks.

what i had was non toxic but the roller froze up and i can't seem to get it unfroze

about that time i watched a part of DR. Oz and he said another option was just not to wear any.

So far that has worked for me.

Weird as when i first started getting symptoms I could find one that worked. I had a lot of stink.
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riverspirit
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http://www.iherb.com/Home-Health-Herbal-Magic-Roll-On-Deodorant-Unscented-3-fl-oz-89-ml/6470?at=0

Home health unscented deodorant ~ works quite well ~
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It's nice to have various choices, especially of unscented products.

I started using this a few months ago and really like it so much better than all the others I've used over the years.
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http://www.iherb.com/Hugo-Naturals-Unscented-Deodorant-Dual-Action-Formula-1-5-oz-42-5-g/17187?at=0

HUGO Naturals, Unscented Deodorant, Dual-Action Formula
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Lymetoo
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Not wearing ANY has worked for me for years. I swear I don't stink!!

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