Hey Atlanta

Sweetie you are not alone. IT was so bad for me I tried to move onto clinical strength deodorant and then unscented mens deodorant. Your body is so filled with toxins that it builds up an immunity to deodorant. I had to take a hiatus and use thai crystal deodorant soap and/or spray. It definitely helps to get rid of the odor by getting rid of the bacteria on the skin and creating a force field. My cousin had an underarm problem so bad that it ruined her wool coat so she started to use the spray and then apply the deodorant under her arms.

You can buy it at any health store like Vitamin Shoppe or you can order it online. I have been using it for the last two years and I sprinkle a little bit of peppermint, sage, or bergamont oil under my arms after it dries. I have not used deodorant in nearly two years and I do feel alot better and my arms feel alot lighter.

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Have you tried Drysol, to prevent the excessive sweating? It’s a clinical antiperspirant that helps reduce or eliminate underarm sweat. This deodorant is applied at night before bed and it has helped individuals with hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). Ask your dermatologist about it? Also, excessive odor can be caused by bacteria on the skin. When I was younger, a dermatologist prescribed me a red liquid soap. I think the name was “Hibiclens,” the soap is an antiseptic used by surgeons at hospital to remove bacteria. However, it was ineffective with reducing my odor, but I mentioned it because it could have a different effect on you. In addition, my problem is internal. My apocrine glands are producing the smell.

You can try Hibiclens to see if it works for you. Your odor could be from bacteria on the skin.

Excessive underarm odor has been a problem in my life for years. (I was 16yrs old when it began. Initially, my underarms were wet or sweaty; even though, I wore deodorant. Last year, I had a surgery done, and it helped reduce the sweating. Although I had the surgery, the underarm odor is still present. I found a doctor to remove my apocrine glands; the glands are causing my odor; therefore, I have bromhidrosis with is cause by the apocrine glands. If you want more info, contact me through email. I have tried lots of products and none worked for me. Now, I’m focused on surgery.

Side note: If you are unable to see a dermatologist, you can search for the Hibiclens and Drysol online.

a little baking soda and water? I am in detox, and sometimes i smell skunky without baking soda and water. But as I clean up inside, I usually don't need anything. I'm starting to smell like a baby, not with poopy diapers haha, but sweet:)