MitchumMen’s Triple Odor Protection Antiperspirant & Deodorant Gel, Unscented, 48HR Protection, 2 pack

I sweat through my armpits even in winter, especially after drinking caffeine. While other deodorants blocked the smell, the sweat would cling on to my shirt and start smelling of bo. Had this for 3 days, without showering and without changing shirts. Still smells great, although I did start sweating through it on day 2.I usually shower and apply everyday so that's still great, especially for the cheaper price. The gel feels weird to apply but it dries in 5-10mins.

As a woman, I prefer the Mitchum Men's Triple Odor Defense Gel Stick in Unscented for its reliable performance and subtle scent. The gel formula glides on smoothly and dries relatively quickly, leaving no white residue, which is a significant plus. Despite being labeled "unscented," it has a mild, clean fragrance that dissipates shortly after application, making it suitable for those sensitive to strong scents. The 48-hour protection is impressive, effectively controlling sweat and odor throughout the day. Additionally, the dermatologist-tested, alcohol-free formula is gentle on the skin, reducing the risk of irritation. Overall, this antiperspirant offers excellent value and performance, making it a staple in my personal care routine.

Bottom line: This deodorant still has the aluminum compounds that were keeping you from sweating and stinking before they took them out of your old deodorant.After the major manufacturers took the aluminum compounds out of deodorant I was suddenly sweating alot and it only took about six hours for that to take on a distinct smell. Like other people, I was now buying a lot more deodorant with a lot less results. Consumer questions and complaints emerged about this on the web as well as pseudo-science on low-grade websites about what's now making you sweat. There are also some worried stories on that the aluminum might be linked to breast cancer, and of course we used to worry that it might turn out to be causative with dementia. I found an article that read like actual science which debunked both of these worries and (I believe) it was linked or sponsored by NIH which, in my mind, makes it more reliable.It took some searching to find this product but it does still contain the aluminum and works like deodorant always has. It lasts a full day -- often two if you're older -- and puts an end to the wet armpits and stinking. I bought a couple of two-packs thinking it might disappear from the market. Lately though, I've seen the aluminum compounds being listed in other minor brands, so it may be coming back.This is a gel, not a solid, but it works. Just glad to be dry with no stink again. This "no-odor" product does have a slight, clean fragrance but you could successfully layer another smell on top of it if you wanted.

I’ve used this for probably 50 years works very well

Mitchum Men's Deodorant, the Antiperspirant Triple Odor Defense Gel Stick, has been a reliable companion in my daily routine. Here's why I've found it to be a solid choice:Exceptional Protection: Mitchum delivers on its promise of 48-hour protection. It keeps me feeling fresh and odor-free throughout the day, even during strenuous activities. The level of protection is truly impressive.Dermatologist-Approved: As someone with sensitive skin, I appreciate that this deodorant is dermatologist-approved. It doesn't irritate my skin or cause discomfort, which is a significant plus.Efficiency: The gel stick format may not be my personal preference as I find it gets used up faster compared to the roll-on version. However, it still offers good protection. I just wish it lasted longer.Overall Satisfaction: While I prefer the roll-on version for its longevity, I am still quite happy with the performance of this gel stick. It effectively combats odor and keeps me feeling fresh. It's a dependable choice for daily use.In conclusion, Mitchum Men's Triple Odor Defense Deodorant Gel Stick provides reliable and long-lasting protection. While I have a slight preference for the roll-on version due to its efficiency, this gel stick is still a solid performer. If you're seeking dependable odor protection and don't mind replacing it a bit more frequently, Mitchum's gel stick is a worthwhile option to consider.

Before I used this I would old spice from their antiperspirant deodorant to regular deodorant and I always thought antiperspirant must mean white stained shirts because that’s all they seemed to do until I used thisThis is the first antiperspirant that’s has ever worked on me and can say I will be using this deodorant for the foreseeable futureI also tried the Gillette clear series and wasn’t a fan all I gotta to say is if you use Gillette you’re gonna smell like shetteBut yeah it says unscented but has a nice fresh clean scent when applied, once dry not really a scent but I’ll rather smell like nothing than smell like shetteAfter wearing a shirt you might get a hint of BO but if you apply correctly you shouldn’t be aromatic

First deodorant fragrance I've actually liked. It says "unscented," and it may as well be, but the subtle fragrance isn't that generic hyper-masculine Old Spice locker room BS. I know everyone likes that kinda stuff, but not me. It smells kinda like fresh, clean, dry linen? It's hard to describe. The Arm & Hammer unscented stuff I was using for years was truly unscented, however started to smell funky after a while of wearing. This product on the other hand is the real deal. Very pleased.