What age are you supposed to start wearing deodorant??

Question

i am 12 and have not started wearing it yet. should i? and what do u recommend?

Answer 1

When you start stinking. Some start as young as 9. Some like you may not need it until they are 12 or 13.

Answer 2

Well when start to develop and you can start to smell, yes definately start wearing deodorant. Use roll on and if you like a body spray. There is all types out there and it is really up to you. Rexona is good, as well as a few of other products

Answer 3

Roll on deodorant! That was the first thing that most kids had...

Those were the days. I started in 5th grade. That's when we were 'taught' about the birds and the bees and everything. Plus deodorant. :P

Answer 4

hi, there are some rumors with regards to the aluminum in those mainstream deodorants that report that the aluminum in them is undesirable for you. entire ingredients' deodorants will attempt to steer away from utilising any aluminum. in spite of the incontrovertible fact that, additionally they do no longer artwork. as far as I relatively have studied, I relatively have in basic terms got here upon that it ought to in all likelihood hyperlink to maximum cancers, yet I relatively have not at all shown that. in spite of the incontrovertible fact that! some DO incorporate a chemical called triclosan(spelling?) it incredibly is an antibacterial, "learn" has mentioned that it relatively is micro organism that reason the smell on your armpits, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that, take any pharmaceutical antibacterial and rub it on your armpits each and daily, you will nevertheless scent lol. So think of, if it kills SMALL organisms, its in all likelihood undesirable for you too! There are some without triclosan. i might propose finding for those, as far as aluminum is going, I relatively have not observed any undesirable outcomes, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that there in all likelihood could be some, yet I dont see the way it would be a huge deal, provided that maximum of you aluminum intake/exposure in all likelihood comes from tin cans, tin foil and so on... Its the aluminum zirconium however, perhaps you need to look in to the outcomes of zirconium, must be the wrongdoer :)

Answer 5

OK, the best thing i have found it not to use it at all, i am 49 years old and i do not smell at all, as long as you wash well everydat you should not need deodorant or antiperspirant
I did use it many years ago and your body sems to get used to using and and then you do start to smell?? that was my experience..You could try and Not use it or use it once in a while, my fav. to use occasionally is Mens Unscented Mitchum..it has no smell and lasts a few days, even though i showere every day it still lasts..but i basically use nothing at all

Answer 6

When you start having malodorous smells emanating from your body

mal·o·dor·ous [mal ṓdərəss]
adj
smelling bad: smelling unpleasant or offensive



-mal·o·dor·ous·ly, adv
-mal·o·dor·ous·ness, n
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Answer 7

Sniff under the armpits of your clothes when you take them off at the end of the day, if they are stinky, wear deodorant.

Answer 8

yes, most people start wearing it about the time they hit puberty or a little before. Alot depends on body chemistry but it can't hurt to start early.

Answer 9

Right after you start Puberty. But make sure that the brand that you're gonna wear will be suitable for your skin reaction. Or else it might cause skin discolouration and you don't want that. :P

Answer 10

You should wear deodorant if you have started puberty (i.e. get your period?) Be sure it says antiperspirant on the label.