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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 243190" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>It is time to take him to the store and let him pick out an antiperspirant that he likes and you can tolerate. Also time to teach him about MODERATION, esp with the body sprays like AXE.</p><p></p><p>It is a sure sign puberty is coming. thank you (9) had to start wearing A/P recently because I got a whiff of him after school one day. OMG I thought my older kids were ripe!!! We always get unscented products because I am so allergic to scents. </p><p></p><p>Imagine being a teacher stuck in a room with 15-30 kids who ALL need antiperspirant, and either don't wear it, it wears off, or they over use the "body sprays" to cover it up. It can get really gross. I used to go into my dad's classes to teach the biology part of science because he hated it and I loved it. He would get me out of school and take me to his school for the day. It was absolutely mind-blowing how bad the room could get on a hot day (no air conditioning for his school!). And that was before a lot of the "men's" products that are out now.</p><p></p><p>Just remember that deodorant is just perfume to cover the smell. It takes an antiperspirant to really cope with it. It keeps you from perspiring there and can make a big difference in how you smell.</p><p></p><p>Just an odd hint for girls - if you are well endowed, a swipe of gentle A/P under your breasts can help prevent prickly heat and other problems. I had no idea until Jess started trying it and it really helped.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 243190, member: 1233"] It is time to take him to the store and let him pick out an antiperspirant that he likes and you can tolerate. Also time to teach him about MODERATION, esp with the body sprays like AXE. It is a sure sign puberty is coming. thank you (9) had to start wearing A/P recently because I got a whiff of him after school one day. OMG I thought my older kids were ripe!!! We always get unscented products because I am so allergic to scents. Imagine being a teacher stuck in a room with 15-30 kids who ALL need antiperspirant, and either don't wear it, it wears off, or they over use the "body sprays" to cover it up. It can get really gross. I used to go into my dad's classes to teach the biology part of science because he hated it and I loved it. He would get me out of school and take me to his school for the day. It was absolutely mind-blowing how bad the room could get on a hot day (no air conditioning for his school!). And that was before a lot of the "men's" products that are out now. Just remember that deodorant is just perfume to cover the smell. It takes an antiperspirant to really cope with it. It keeps you from perspiring there and can make a big difference in how you smell. Just an odd hint for girls - if you are well endowed, a swipe of gentle A/P under your breasts can help prevent prickly heat and other problems. I had no idea until Jess started trying it and it really helped. [/QUOTE]
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