to deodorize or not to de.....

[Flower]

>Here’s an alternative though. I happen to be allergic to

>most deodorants so have had to develop a different routine.

>I use a prescription anti-bacterial cleanser called

>Phisohex. (It’s the same thing doctors wash up with.) It

>does require a prescription but all I’ve ever had to say to

>a dermatologist is that deodorants irritate me. It works

>much, much better than any deodorant soap you can buy.

>

>Washing with the cleanser and using body powder keeps

>everything up to the admittedly picky American standard.

>That said, I make sure I repeat the process no more than an

>hour before seeing an escort. I would expect the same from

>him.

 

I guess this doesn't really relate to the question, but Phisohex has it's problems too, including drying out your skin, and it's own group of people that are allergic to it, so for a long term solution, it wouldn't work for many of us.

 

I did find a good substitute, a mineral salt ball sold at health food stores. The

more holistic among us feel that regular antiperspirant, which usually a form of aluminum salt, can contribute to hardening of the arteries and Allzeimers -- the mineral ball worked fine and if you are allergic to antiperspirant, I'd really try that before I would stay on Phisohex very long. I've gone back to good old Right Guard as a matter of convenience, however.

 

But as to the question in the original thread, definitely use an antiperspirant (not just a deodorant) AND once you start, have all your cloths cleaned since as another poster pointed out, BO sticks to clothes like cigarette smoke.

 

Flower :*

[guyinsf]

I think I may be in the minority here. While I definitely don't want someone to smell funky (sweat so old that you can smell the bacteria growing), I actually prefer a little sweat to someone squeaky clean -- and I definitely don't find cologne appealing. I also absolutely hate licking chemical residue, so if an escort does regularly use deodorant or anti-perspirant, I would prefer that he shower before he sees me to wash it off.

 

I saw someone last night -- he smelled clean but when I went to lick his torso, I was delighted by the taste of his salty sweat. Yum. One of my hottest encounters with someone followed his driving in a convertible in the hot sun for several hours before he reached me. He was obviously sweaty (I could see the sweat on his skin) but did not smell. Again, for me, this is a major turn on. I don't mind someone freshly showered so there is no hint of sweat, but given my druthers I appreciate a little (fresh) sweat.

[sfnewbie]

Best thing for the escort is to ask and for the

client to tell.

 

My likes in a partner

 

Recent shower

No ammonia or nicotene smell (yuck!)

No cologne (gives me a headache)

No underarm deodorant (I like armpits)

 

I don't like bad breath, but don't brush your teeth because I like to kiss.

 

And I'm American.

[FrancoDiSantisxxx]

Sweat

 

In another life, I worked in an office, wore a coat and tie and very starched shirts. In Atlanta, the heat would rise above 85 much of the summer with humidity approximating 100%.

 

I was invariably stopped in cafe lines, the elevators, waiting to mail a package, outside offices, etc., and asked (by females, of course) what cologne I wore. My response: NONE. I was asked about my brand of deoderant, I again responded: NONE.

 

I have clients who have insisted on seeing me, unshowered since the night before and after an intense one hour gym class. I also have a client who has me wear underwear to work out, and have it vaccum packed and shipped to him in San Diego.

 

I use a product called Dr. Bonners. If you do not use bar soap, your skin will thank you. This product unfortunately comes with a fair amount of small, religious text but you can always pour into an unlabled container. It comes in several natural scented flavors and can be purchased at finer holistic and natural food stores.

[BuckyXTC]

RE: Sweat

 

This product unfortunately

>comes with a fair amount of small, religious text but you

>can always pour into an unlabled container.

 

Something like "Cleanliness is next to godliness" or something more offensive?

:-)

[IamI2002]

Be serious, sport! The English are notorious for smelling FOUL. So don't deceive yourself about a little body scent and the temperature in London.

 

Long live the queen and her hats!

[IamI2002]

Tah Tah Dah !! Lightningfart regales us with pearls of wisdom yet ANOTHER time!

[IamI2002]

For your sake, do not argue with Lightningfart, my man.

[FrancoDiSantisxxx]

very very tiny type....

 

Sorry, it is Dr. Bronners, not BONNERS.

 

As for the tiny text, it is 22 points from "Jesus Manual of Discipline" and much more. Picture a can of RAID covered in small print from end to end with statements like "He who works hard to teach the whole Human race, the moral ABC of our Eternal Fathers . . . ."

[+ Lucky]

No one mentioned smelly buttholes! One escort who I liked to rim had odor one day. He kept sticking that hole near my face, but yuk! I couldn't do it, nor did I want to say why.

Another day, he had underarm odor. I would go in the bathroom and spritz a little Obsession on my fingers, then work my around to his pits. It didn't work!x(