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Question Posted Tuesday June 6 2006, 6:28 pm

Does the mens deodorant really work? I dont want to get accupuncture, so Im looking for a good deodorizer and anti-perspirant. Thanks!

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MyHappyShoe answered Tuesday June 6 2006, 6:41 pm:
I use men's deodorant and it works wonders! I used to use women's but my sweating got out of control so I switched to men's and I don't sweat anymore unless I'm working out hardcore. I use Degree for men but Arrid and others work just the same. Try getting one that is for extreme sports or for working out. Plus, they smell great!! :)

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