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Hypoallergenic Deoderant

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I've been using suave or dove but lately these seem to irritate my skin and make my underarms itch BAD!!! Is there one out there that is gluten free and hypoallergenic?

Thanks!

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Check out the crystal deodorant. It's hypoallergenic all natural, aluminum free, scent free.

I had that same problem and now use this.

www.thecrystal.com

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Thank you!!!! I actually found it! And found some scented with natural oils so it's at least a little scented, which I like. SWEEET!

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I also use the crystal. keep in mind that it is NOT an antipersperant. just a deodorant (keeps the bacteria that produce bad smells from growing for a little while). it really does work for me, for nearly the advertised 24 hours. :)

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