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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

I see now some are saying deodorants can cause breast cancer, I just used a nice smelling moisturizer under my arms.

 

 

you can buy aluminum free antiperspirants.  

they don't work as well but better than none

at all.

 

 

 

 

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Or you can grow your hair. My underarms no longer smell. 

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Yes...my daughter agrees. Well with hair and shampooing. I just cant go there.

I have a bohemian friend who swears by bicarb for underarms and hair....thinking it takes a few weeks.

Sorry, that didn't make a lot of sense. There is something to be said for showering/washing hair less frequently.

Apparently.

I have seen a few Recipes on line for natural ingredient hair removal, wonder if they work

I mean one that does not hurt.

Worst Bikini Wax I have ever had was on the Gold Coast, I walk out of the salon like a cow boy that had been riding a very fat horse for a week, I was close to tears.

The waxes that I had in NZ they did a big strip at a time so it was over quickly, this girl was doing it inch by inch, so painful I would have told all my countries secrets if I knew any.

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

 

However, I have had to remove a painful tampon midway through a 2 hour strenuous hike once so I understand what it means to be uncomfortable because of products at that time of the month. 

 

Are you sure you were doing it right?

 

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that's what i was thinking.

 

its not meant to be painful unless inserted

incorrectly.  

 

i've been reading comments from other 

runners in response to this woman and 

they didn't have an issue with using one.

 

the only concern i would have would be

TSS. 

 

 

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I was doing a 2 hour rough terrain hike for goodness sakes. Every part of my body was moving including my lady bits. I wasn't walking sedately around the shops for 2 hours!

 

A **bleep** isn't a steel tube that stays put. It is flexible and it moves around. Gees, it moves so much a baby can even exit it lol!  A tampon stays in place because of muscles. If those muscles are moving up down side to side, then anything inside is going to move around. 

 

 

 

 

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Have you ever thought that you might have been better off if you had of wrapped a pillow in a double bed sheet and jammed that into your jocks?.... just a thought that occurred to me.....after all, the whole thread is about a lot of nonsense that keeps getting bumped.