L'Oreal Paris Men Expert Cool Power 48H Anti-Perspirant Deodorant 150ml
£1.00
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FoSho
28 Oct 163#8
Just to balance out the nonsense comments above, this is the only deodorant I'll use these days. It's great.
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efc1878
4 Nov 16#25
Would this be strong enough to mask the smell from Roger Butler?
FoSho
28 Oct 163#8
Just to balance out the nonsense comments above, this is the only deodorant I'll use these days. It's great.
ncd to FoSho
31 Oct 16#24
Why are they nonsense comments. Are people not allowed their own opinions on their experience of products?
Nerfturd
30 Oct 16#23
My work colleagues call me Sooty instead of Stinky now
MalAdjustedMal
29 Oct 16#22
Think of the money you could save on soap if you don't need to wash for 48 hours :wink:
jmb82
29 Oct 16#21
worst deodorant ever
Nerfturd
29 Oct 16#20
I just rub a bit of coal under my armpits every morning. Has same effect to me :smiley:
amichaelglg
29 Oct 16#19
The 48hour, no marks on shirt is the best smelling on
samsun
29 Oct 161#18
That will help neutralise smell, it won't stop you sweating as it's not an antiperspirant
brilly
29 Oct 161#17
thats a deodorant, irrelevant
just use air freshener or half a lemon in your pocket (or aftershave)
declanmorrow
29 Oct 16#16
Asda for £1
ashman33
29 Oct 16#15
I tried this once but went back to the Nivea. I can't remember why I ditched it. I have had deodorants that took an age too dry, some that did not work (Lynx antiperspirant), and some that turned to fine dust under your arm.
howdiefellas
29 Oct 16#14
True but the Body Shop do one without, I've just ordered two is £5 a stick though. Will report back if it works at stopping me from smelling bad.
Just read the ingredient list. Alumina or aluminium, silica/sand, mica, calcium salts. Seems like they made an abrasive to scrape the skin. Not for me. Big negative as it contains metal /metal salts.
yrreb88 to sam_of_london
29 Oct 16#9
I don't see why you would base your decision to buy a product on assertions and your understanding of the ingredients list.
Ironically you need metal and metal salts to live. E.g salt and iron. :wink:
Galacid to sam_of_london
29 Oct 161#13
Alumina and silica are a common ingredients in Deodorants as they inhibit sweating...
As for the deal you often find it at this price so not really hot.
I_Am_Timms
29 Oct 161#12
Just use the Dove men+ range. They're the best imo :man:
robyncunningham83
29 Oct 161#11
my partner will only use this stuff. but as previously said same price in asda.
yrreb88
29 Oct 16#10
I've just tried this seeing as it was on offer, quite happy with it. The scent is sort of a cool/ice/menthol type and reminds me of those cold/deep heat sprays, maybe that's the "burning" sensation people get if they perhaps spray too much? Or just a slight allergic reaction to something. :smiley:
k_d
28 Oct 16#7
I swear by it. It gives me as much protection as the Mitchum 24 hr stuff without the yellow hard stains on my shirts.
ncd
28 Oct 16#6
Guys at work swear by this range, but i just find it rubbish and might as well not put any on.
madel79
28 Oct 16#5
The worst product from L'oreal ever. Avoid
Furkz
28 Oct 161#4
Great deodorant range they do. But £1 in Asda too. Normally get the bigger cans for £1.50 or £2 too.
rhinopaul
28 Oct 162#3
This is a terrible deodorant. It feels like it heats up the body to trick you into thinking its then cooling you down after.
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just use air freshener or half a lemon in your pocket (or aftershave)
https://www.thebodyshop.com/en-gb/body/deodorant/for-men-maca-root-deodorant-stick/p/p000714
Ironically you need metal and metal salts to live. E.g salt and iron. :wink:
As for the deal you often find it at this price so not really hot.
Lots of comments on it feeling like it burns.