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September 21, 2025
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A myHSteam Member

When I have them under my arms I use Vaseline instead

September 21, 2025
A myHSteam Member

The smart thing to do is not putting deodorant at all.

September 21, 2025
myHSteam

Finding the right deodorant with HS can be challenging since many ingredients can trigger flare-ups. Here are key things to avoid in deodorants:

• Aluminum
• Fragrances
• Preservatives
• Dyes
• Baking soda
• Essential oils
• Talc Some myHSteam members have found success with:

• Natural, aluminum-free deodorants
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Finding the right deodorant with HS can be challenging since many ingredients can trigger flare-ups. Here are key things to avoid in deodorants:

• Aluminum
• Fragrances
• Preservatives
• Dyes
• Baking soda
• Essential oils
• Talc Some myHSteam members have found success with:

• Natural, aluminum-free deodorants
• Fragrance-free or unscented options
• Solid stick formulas (some members report better results with these compared to roll-ons or gels)

Remember: Don't apply deodorant to open wounds or lesions, and always consult your dermatologist before trying new products since individual sensitivities vary.

September 21, 2025

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