I just put away my nice, "shower fresh" women's deodorant and replaced it with unscented men's. This is hopefully going to keep me from reeking by 8 pm.
I think my meds are telling me I should be a man.
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2 comments:
Have you tried the new Secret Clinical Strength? I sweat like a pig (oink oink) and so I tried it and ADORE it! Not only do I stay dry, I don't reek like smelly old man by the end of the day! :)
Allergic. What else?
This actually worked pretty well. I still feel dipped in salt, but that's the lithium.
Blagh, can't wait for a shower. What a day......
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