Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-13” author: “Lori Morales”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-22” author: “Florence Morse”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-17” author: “Jeremy Rodriguez”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-03” author: “Wilma Toodle”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-08” author: “Michelle Fletcher”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr
title: “Your Antiperspirant Is Doing Something Bad To Your Body But This Simple Trick Will Help” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-20” author: “Lorrie Bailey”
Then, when I go to put more on after my shower, it just feels like I’m layering it upon layers and layers and layers of the gluey clear stuff that promises to save me from embarrassing pit stains, and frankly, it feels gross. And the antiperspirant has become totally less effective, too. Needless to say, I was inspired to find a solution to my sticky situation, and ohhmmmmgeeee, there is one. Here’s what you do: Before showering, dab a cotton ball or one of those round makeup-remover pads with rubbing alcohol and swab ya pits, girl. I knew rubbing alcohol could be used to remove antiperspirant stains on clothes, and lo and behold, it also removes antiperspirant build-up in your under arms. It’s pretty much a game-changer. My pits are free! Not only do they feel less clogged (which they were, they were totally clogged with the stuff), but they look better and smell better, too. TMI? Eh, sorry. Gone is that sticky residue feeling, and now, every morning, I feel like I’m starting the day off with a clean slate for m’pits. And really, what more could a girl ask for. Can you relate? Any other tips for removing antiperspirant build-up from ya pits? Photo via Alaskan Dude/Flickr