If I wanted some scent with this, would it work AS well if I used this in combination with a scented deodorant?
795256
Yes, as long as you used the crystal deodorant first, to avoid getting scented deodorant on the crystal. You'd probably have twice the strength of the deodorant too.
795257
I would think it doubtful as using a regular deodorant will clog your pores. Why would you want a scent anyway? Just use some perfume or cologne.
795258
Yes this works brilliantly as long as the stick goes on first and has a moment to dry before I apply the commercial scented stuff.
795259
Why not just use an after shave or cologne? I doubt this would work, but I'm not a chemist.
795260
Yes. The best results come from rubbing up and down or around and around the armpit while they are still wet from showering, or wet the stick. THEN use a blow dryer to dry your armpits (or flap your arms). THEN apply a deodorant of your choice. I actually apply both together, then blow dry my armpits. Works great for me. I'm not going to spray my armpits with cologne or aftershave which contain alcohol. Deodorant goes under your arms, cologne goes everywhere else - in my opinion, of course.
291213
Yes you can use this if you can bear the odor. Google on Neem oil and you will know the benefits
976812
Yes, if you spray it where perfume was sprayed. It's a great product in my experience...yet if perfume was sprayed directly on fabrics, furniture, etc., Smells BeGone would probably need to be sprayed directly on, as well.
952512
It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any reduction in the odor. The sock in particular was not a fun experiment, but now you know. It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any... » Read More It may for very mild odors, but not at all for moderate or strong odors. I tested on a top that I had worn without deodorant and had some underarm odor and it did not take out or even reduce the odor (and I REALLY steamed it). Infact it seemed to take out the fragrance from my soap/lotion that was previously mixed in with the sweat so that I could smell the sweat even more distinctly after steaming! To test how it works on strong odors, I tried on a worn sock (not that anyone would ever want to steam out a sock, but..) and again, it did not remove the odor and I also didn't notice any reduction in the odor. The sock in particular was not a fun experiment, but now you know. « Show Less
976811
I use mine primarily in the bathroom and it definitely takes care of those odors without leaving any scent behind, so I think it should take care of perfume smells.
1884721
I believe so but you might want to .mix it with a nother such as an alcohol. Look on internet. Sorry but the scent is wonderful.
137965
It could possibly! It's not a huge problem with build up or residue! It smells great!
837059
What a good idea! I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. Maybe make a small candle first and see how it works, before you make a large one? I think it would smell wonderful.
1743430
I'm not an expert, but I would say that you could. A drop or two of Lavender oil (let it dry completely before use), might be a nice touch. However, I'm using mine - in part - to avoid scents, so have no need to add any.
153340
You can use it instead of aftershave. I like to add a spray or two of whatever cologne my wife and daughters gave me for my birthday or Christmas, etc. It has no scent of its own. As good or better than most lotions, which is what it is.
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The deodorant itself has no scent. Before applying this product it is best to shower and/or thoroughly clean your underarm area. The scent people are stating is most likely from the soap they're using before applying this. I smell "like me." If I use a scented soap in the shower, I smell like the soap scent for as long as it lasts, but have no body odor. If I put perfume on, I only smell my perfume, and this does not interact with the fragrance. If you use an unscented soap you'll smell nothing. Note: As many reviewers stated, if you apply this to unclean underarms it will not work, your underarm area must be cleaned before application. The deodorant itself has no scent. Before applying this product it is best to shower and/or thoroughly clean your underarm area. The scent people are stating is most likely from the soap they're using before applying this. I smell "like me." If I use a scented soap in the shower, I smell like the soap scent for as long as it lasts, but have no body odor. If I put perfume on, I only smell my perfume, and this does not interact with the fragrance. If you use an unscented soap you'll smell nothing. Note: As many reviewers stated, if you apply this to unclean underarms it will not... » Read More The deodorant itself has no scent. Before applying this product it is best to shower and/or thoroughly clean your underarm area. The scent people are stating is most likely from the soap they're using before applying this. I smell "like me." If I use a scented soap in the shower, I smell like the soap scent for as long as it lasts, but have no body odor. If I put perfume on, I only smell my perfume, and this does not interact with the fragrance. If you use an unscented soap you'll smell nothing. Note: As many reviewers stated, if you apply this to unclean underarms it will not work, your underarm area must be cleaned before application. « Show Less
1164925
I think so. Fragrance is added to please the user, not to make the product more effective.
1400240
I'm not sure, I guess you could try and it would have and hold the fragrance.
312298
Michael, Frankincense has a very unique, earthy, non-perfumy scent. In my opinion it is a beautiful, natural scent that would work well in a DIY deodorant. Not only that, but it is very healing and healthy as well - a terrific oil to use on the body in any way.
2014942
Yes. But put oil in a carrier oil or water to dilute before using as a perfume. The oils are very strong and you don't want to put directly on as a perfume
919380
That probably wouldn't work for this. I think the filter would get dirty very fast and it may filter out most of the fragrance. Anything by the ZAQ brand of aromatherapy diffusers work great for what you're wanting :) Amazon sells these as well. Hope that helped!
2034111
I wouldn't see why not, it works great for me to do samples for my Scentsy Business