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Old 06-10-2010, 08:48 PM   #50
CurlyCowgirly
 
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Originally Posted by porzellan View Post
if you want to be sure, use natural products without silicones/mineral oil, they will work fine in the armpits, too. but basically you can use any stuff you are not allergic to. next time i will mix the soda with the classic "blue can" we german women love so much: nivea creme.
donīt be afraid, just try it - conditioner, bodylotion, your favorite skin cream, whatever you like & you have at your fingertips.
Okay.. I'll give my CO a try since it's silicone & mineral oil free. I have to be careful because I get lumps on my armpits really easily.

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Originally Posted by curlyhairmichuk View Post
Maybe you don't have enough liquid in it just add some more of your oil. I use the original recipe and just rub a small amount into each underarm. (Like I was using a cream/lotion) HTH
I was thinking I maybe didn't have enough liquid, but at the time i didn't want it to getting so oily that it would have potential to oil-stain my shirts.

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