Can anyone recommend an antiperspirant that won't gradually bleach my shirts?
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I generally use the deodorants/antiperspirants that aren't a white stick. For example, Old Spice has a number of these.
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They go on clear, and don't mess up your shirts. They also don't leave any white gunk under your arms (which is a little bit gross).
It's very useful to have. And if you don't like that scent, there are a number of other companies that make clear sticks. Most of those should do just fine.
They go on clear, and don't mess up your shirts. They also don't leave any white gunk under your arms (which is a little bit gross).
It's very useful to have. And if you don't like that scent, there are a number of other companies that make clear sticks. Most of those should do just fine.
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