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Have you tried the deodorant spray?

I just used my regular deodorant (some sort of dove brand one) but I DEFINITELY needed to apply haha 🤣, so be sure to keep it handy

I use dove clinical. Lasts long and smells great, but does leave some white on black shirts. I've also used spray which I like but I feel like I need to apply it not spray lol. I would try men's deodorant. I was a competitive cheerleader for a long time and that's all we used to use. It worked great and lasted forever. I know my FH uses old spice and its like a blue color so it doesn't leave any marks on his clothes, from what I've noticed anyways.

I didn't really think much about it because I was going to use my normal one but my maid of honor told me she wanted to carry a small one so I can reapply it throughout the day if needed

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I haven't but I will defiantly have to give it a try!

I bought Certain Dri prescription strength clinical antiperspirant. It works really well at preventing sweat.

I use the secret clinical strength clear gel, it feels kinda funny at first but it really works! My friend used a spray deodorant but I'm not sure how well it ended up working for her.

I'm just going to use my normal one and I will reapply if I have to.

Degree clinical strength works best for me. You put it on at night, rather than in the morning, and it works great!

I’ll be using secret clinical strength, as well as keep a travel size version of it in our emergency bag. I’m also packing some deodorant wipes from pacifica just in case anyone starts smelling a bit & gets self conscious.

I applied my regular deodorant (I use either Secret or Degree), and then just before I got in my dress, did a "PTA" bath and put more deodorant on (for my outdoor wedding, in July, in Alabama) - it seemed to work

*didn't work for the honeymoon, though - ended up having to borrow his lol*

Certain Dri for me, too. It's very effective. Plus, you put it on the night before and then wash it off in your morning shower, so it has no chance to get on (and possibly discolor) your wedding dress.