What deoderant wont stain my shirts?
I have been using Old Spice (different variants) for years now, I started noticing that the blue sticks are staining the armpit areas of my white shirts blue and the clear (yellow) sticks are leaving yellow stains.
What deodorants can I try out that wont leave these marks?
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I use Mitchum gel, and so does my hubby. No problems with staining, and it works. Oh, and you generally don’t smell like a cheap cologne factory.
Are these also anti-persperants? Zinc is used in anti-persperants to block sweat glands, and it can also get into fibers if clothing. Since it’s a metal, it will oxidize (rust) overtime and introducing it to water will speed up the process.
A paste of baking soda and water works as a deodorant (note spelling ) but not an antiperspirant (note spelling). Any residue on a white shirt would be invisible and would help with the laundry detergent.
A lime. No joke. There also sticks made of lime & coconut oil that are almost as effective as the lime on it’s own.
Mitchum is grate but most brands will state if they are satin free right on the label.
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