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I have figured out over the years that I can only use deodorant that is at least 20% Aluminum. I know that it is bad for you, but it’s the only thing that keeps me dry. I’m currently using Dove Spray.
I realized a few months after being diagnosed with HS in 2016 to use spray deodorants- unscented is the best way to go- once in awhile I do a light scent but not often
I discovered that using a roll on or a stick, scented or not, cross contaminates and has a very high probability of causing new abscesses- HS under the arms, under the breasts and inner thigh and/or peritoneal area is the worst-
Hope this information is helpful to you-
Sincerely and passing on hugs-
Ambassador Camille and tiger striped tabby girl Muffin Jr
I realized a few months after being diagnosed with HS in 2016 to use spray deodorants- unscented is the best way to go- once in awhile I do a light scent but not often
I discovered that using a roll on or a stick, scented or not, cross contaminates and has a very high probability of causing new abscesses- HS under the arms, under the breasts and inner thigh and/or peritoneal area is the worst-
Hope this information is helpful to you-
Sincerely and passing on hugs-
Ambassador Camille and tiger striped tabby girl Muffin Jr
Choosing the right deodorant for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can be challenging. Here are some insights from my knowledge base:
Deodorant Recommendations for HS:
- Natural, Aluminum-Free Options:
- Native Deodorant
- Kiss My Face
- Pretty Frank
Ingredients to Avoid
- Aluminum: Can cause allergic reactions and Show Full Answer
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