Glycerine was / Re: two tips--one great and one very good

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Glycerine - we used to use glycerine in mouth care products in hospitals to

help keep the patients' mouth tissues fresh and moist after surgery or in

old age, end of life, etc - but then they discovered that although glycerine

does increase surface moisture it is only because it draws the moisture from

the underlying tissues and causes deep chronic dehydration. Does everyone

realise this? In an underarm deodorant would you need to increase

dehydration in subdermal tissue or even increase moisture on the surface? I

used straight CS under my arms after the shower just now - will let you

know how long it remains effective.

Jane

>> Tip # 2; B. Bradley's MRSA formula of 70% CS, 10% DMSO, and 15%

>> vegetable glycerine makes the best underarm deodorant ever. I have used

>> the Now brand 20% zinc oxide, but this beats even that hands down. Very

>> cheap too if you have your own CS generator.