Thai deodorants.

[up2you2]

I have been using Boots anti-antiperspirant here in Thailand.
Seemingly it is no longer going to be available.
I would be interested to hear from others, as to what their preferences are, ideally ones that work and don 't cost a lot.

[KannikaP]

And while you're at it, someone explain how 48 or 72 hour deodorant/antiperspirant works please.

[NextG]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KhunLA]

EXIT Ultra Blue about half the price of Nivea and works as good or better.  Actually I wouldn't be surprised if they came out of the same production line.

 

Deodorant should be applied in the evening, after shower/before sleep, in case you didn't know.

[bbko]

Just make sure you get the one that whitens, apparently dark armpits are a concern for some.

[JimGant]

21 minutes ago, up2you2 said:

ideally ones that work and don 't cost a lot.

My favorite is "Nam Plaa 129 Hour Anti-Perspirant." Good for fending off annoying neighbors, or unruly soi dogs.

[mokwit]

I'm afraid all day protection only comes from the gooey type that takes ages to dry. I use Nivea black charcoal.

 

Forget the designer stuff - if you can't go home and shower you will be very smelly by the time you meet your date in the evening.

[NextG]

37 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

EXIT Ultra Blue about half the price of Nivea and works as good or better.  Actually I wouldn't be surprised if they came out of the same production line.

 

Deodorant should be applied in the evening, after shower/before sleep, in case you didn't know.

As Nivea what? Are all Nivea deodorants the same to you?

Your other assertions are equally strange ????

[KhunLA]

3 minutes ago, NextG said:

As Nivea what? Are all Nivea deodorants the same to you?

Being I posted the roll on I use, and if you look above my post, something similar, you might ... might be able to work that one out.  Take your time.

 

Hint ... most people would compare the price of a similar product.

[JimTripper]

What kind of a man are you? You can’t find a deodorant?

 

Get a grip.

[Ralf001]

Not a fan of the anti-antiperspirant's myself... they don't work very good.

[scubascuba3]

I use an Alum stick, they are cheap and last 6-12 months+

 

Check out Deodorant stick (Alum)!฿150.00 only!Get it on Lazada now! | https://s.lazada.co.th/s.9GiIJ

 

Probably will be able to find cheaper options

[NextG]

25 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Being I posted the roll on I use, and if you look above my post, something similar, you might ... might be able to work that one out.  Take your time.

 

Hint ... most people would compare the price of a similar product.

You don’t have a clue as to what you are going on about. 
The picture above yours, posted by myself, is from just one of a wide range of Nivea deodorants. Specifically Silver Protect. It works differently from their cheaper standard deodorants in that it has ‘anti-bacterial’ properties. It’s the dying bacteria that makes you smell bad. Your suggestion bears no relation to that product. Instead it might be compared to the Nivea Cool Blue product. 
Then your assertion that deodorant should only be worn in the evening ????????‍♂️

[NextG]

1 hour ago, up2you2 said:

I have been using Boots anti-antiperspirant here in Thailand.
Seemingly it is no longer going to be available.
I would be interested to hear from others, as to what their preferences are, ideally ones that work and don 't cost a lot.

You don’t specify…

 

https://store.boots.co.th/products/boots-cotton-anti-perspirant-deodorant--250ml/6093cd4434d9000e2061cb46

[KhunLA]

10 minutes ago, NextG said:

Then your assertion that deodorant should only be worn in the evening ????????‍♂️

You should have probably Googled that, before commenting.

 

Have a nice day ... bye bye

[NextG]

3 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

You should have probably Googled that, before commenting.

 

Have a nice day ... bye bye

No need for me to Google it when you can explain it to us all here. Looking forward to it. 
Sunday drinker?

[BangkokHank]

I can recommend one that you SHOULDN'T buy:

 

https://www.deoklear.com

 

This Thai stick deodorant is the first deodorant that I have ever bought that simply cannot be applied. It's just a solid block of something that just doesn't go on. They really need to rework their formula.

[KhunLA]

14 minutes ago, NextG said:

No need for me to Google it when you can explain it to us all here. Looking forward to it. 
Sunday drinker?

 

20 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Have a nice day ... bye bye

Take the hint

[sammieuk1]

Nike buy one get ne free at Tesco is acceptable @239bt ????

[NextG]

2 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

 

Take the hint

Perhaps you should. 

[NextG]

2 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Nike buy one get ne free at Tesco is acceptable @239bt ????

Doesn’t look as if you are getting one free at that price ☺️

[NextG]

15 minutes ago, BangkokHank said:

I can recommend one that you SHOULDN'T buy:

 

https://www.deoklear.com

 

This Thai stick deodorant is the first deodorant that I have ever bought that simply cannot be applied. It's just a solid block of something that just doesn't go on. They really need to rework their formula.

Do you apply water to the stick before the application?

I think you misunderstand the product. It’s anti-bacterial and will have a cumulative effect over time. But you need to wet the stick and apply it after you shower. 

[sammieuk1]

4 minutes ago, NextG said:

Doesn’t look as if you are getting one free at that price ☺️

Unless your buying one for 239bt ????

[BangkokHank]

21 minutes ago, NextG said:

Do you apply water to the stick before the application?

I think you misunderstand the product. It’s anti-bacterial and will have a cumulative effect over time. But you need to wet the stick and apply it after you shower. 

Aha, thanks for the tip. I will try that. I bought four of them (on sale for half price). I was going to throw them away. Now I might not have to. Thanks again.

[ezzra]

I once bought a deodorant that smelled like a buffalo dung,  i hated it but my Issan GF loved it.

[scubascuba3]

3 minutes ago, BangkokHank said:

Aha, thanks for the tip. I will try that. I bought four of them (on sale for half price). I was going to throw them away. Now I might not have to. Thanks again.

Yes you need to wet the pit, similar to when using Alum sticks

[sungod]

Great thread, very informative.

 

Slightly off topic, any suggestions on alternatives if KY jelly is not available?

[scubascuba3]

9 minutes ago, sungod said:

Great thread, very informative.

 

Slightly off topic, any suggestions on alternatives if KY jelly is not available?

Bicycle lube, decathlon 

[richard_smith237]

I try and bring as many as I can from the UK on my bianual trips.. 

 

150ml Rexona in Thailand is about B 163 / £3.70....  [B108/100ml]

250ml Sure (UK brand for Rexona) in the UK is £1.99 / B 88... [B34/100ml]

 

The deodorant in Thailand is 3x more expensive and I go through a lot as I do plenty of sport and shower 2-3 times on most days.. I bring about 10 tins back with me from the UK on each visit. 

 

Recently I switched to using the womens Rexona simply because I'm cheap and object to paying more for the mens one for ultimately the same product. 

 

 

Worthy of a thread: Hardly, but the additional expense of deodorant here is something that has always struck me as strange, particularly for a very warm and humid nation.

[NextG]

25 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Yes you need to wet the pit, similar to when using Alum sticks

In this case, they recommend both. Wet stick, shake off excess water and apply after shower.