How to Avoid Staining Clothing With Underarm Deodorants
Underarm deodorants can stain your clothing if you're not careful, and nothing looks worse than someone wearing a black shirt decorated with white deodorant streaks. Here's how to avoid staining your clothing with underarm deodorants. Does this Spark an idea?
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Purchase a clear deodorant to lessen the chance of white chalky stains.
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Take off your shirt (and bra, if needed) before applying deodorant.
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Apply a light coat of deodorant to your armpits.
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Allow your deodorant to dry completely before carefully putting your clothes on. Drying it with a hair dryer speeds up the process.
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Do a final mirror check before you head out the door.
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Blurgle
Nov 03, 2007
A much better way is to use liquid spray deodorant (available everywhere in the developed world in an ozone-friendly pump spray). Solid stick deodorant will stain no matter what you do. -
Blurgle
Nov 03, 2007
A much better way is to use liquid spray deodorant (available everywhere in the developed world in an ozone-friendly pump spray). Solid stick deodorant will stain no matter what you do.
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Ally
Jul 21, 2007
When putting a shirt on, fold it up, so that the inside is showing, but it is not fully inside out, then put the shirt on. This way, if you do get deordorant stains, they will be on the inside on the shirt!
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Ally
Jul 21, 2007
When putting a shirt on, fold it up, so that the inside is showing, but it is not fully inside out, then put the shirt on. This way, if you do get deordorant stains, they will be on the inside on the shirt!
