“deodorant is enough.”
okay then explain why some people still smell THROUGH the deodorant by 2 pm 😭
some of y’all are putting fresh product on top of layers of old deodorant buildup, sweat, bacteria, oil, and dead skin then wondering why nothing works.
underarm odor is heavily tied to bacteria.
that’s why CLEANSING matters.
not just swiping on another layer of powder fresh vanilla cupcake aluminum-free tropical breeze every 4 hours 🙄
sometimes your underarms need a reset, exfoliation, and a real cleanse before deodorant can even perform correctly.
#hygiene #hygieneproducts #hygienetok #femininehygiene #womensupportingwomen
I've noticed that for many people, just applying deodorant throughout the day doesn't seem to cut it. From my experience, the key issue is often neglecting a deep underarm cleanse. Over time, layers of old deodorant, sweat, bacteria, oil, and dead skin accumulate, creating an environment where odor-causing bacteria thrive. This buildup makes deodorant less effective because it just sits on top without reaching the source of the odor. What helped me was incorporating an exfoliating step into my hygiene routine about twice a week. Using a gentle scrub or a washcloth with my favorite body wash helps remove dead skin cells and buildup. After that, thoroughly washing the area helps reset the underarms, allowing deodorant to perform better and last longer. Another important step is choosing the right deodorant or antiperspirant. Aluminum-free and natural deodorants can be nice, but they often require cleaner skin to work effectively. Even if you prefer refreshing scents like vanilla cupcake or tropical breeze, layering these on dirty skin only leads to frustration. I've also found that wearing breathable fabrics reduces perspiration and bacterial growth, improving overall freshness. Remember, maintaining good hygiene means more than just applying deodorant—it’s about cleansing, exfoliating, and refreshing the skin to create the right conditions so your deodorant can do its job properly.
