Gilette Deodorant: Because Three's Better Than One By Ambrose Burnside on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
Decided to try a stick of Gillette deodorant out- I've been an Old Spice man for ages, but I realized it's more of an old-man deodorant, no matter how it's marketed. Fairly well-priced- a little more expensive than the generic stuff but cheap enough to be competitive. The Tri-Protection stuff comes in a twist-out gel tube- alright, but stick-type solid deodorants still win in my book unless you need an unreasonably huge amount of product dispensed. It smells alright- this is big in my book, because some deodorants just smell off, and then man-musk would probably be preferrable. But it smelled pretty good- a little antiseptic, to be sure, and best described as smelling like deodorant, but that's sort of expected. It had started wearing off at the end of a 14-hour hike, but that's still good performance. A solid deodorant- in gel form.
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Gillette Tri-Protection Purchased at: Any pharmacist/convenience store Price: About 3 bucks a stick
My youngest boy perspires heavily and most of the men's deodorants just didn't work. This one did, making him much more pleasant to be around Ambrose. It does have a faint antiseptic tang to it, but it works.