Scent free deodorant???

[Bill Carlsen]

For years  I have used Mitchum's Scent Free deodorant with excellent results. Lately they must have changed the formula as it now has a perfumy smell to it. Since I had been thinking about it I will just throw the question out there. What deodorants or antiperspirants do you guys like that do not smell? Paul Brunner (aka Too Short) used to sell a product I remember being called Lavolin or something like that. Please let me know what works for you.

[jonathan creason]

Arm and hammer scent free.

[dhaverstick]

I second the Arm & Hammer brand!

[cacciatore]

I used Brunner's Lavulin and it worked pretty well,but it was in a small box and pricey.So my everyday one is Arm & Hammer,cheap and good.

[Bldtrailer]

GO TO THE DRUG STORE AND A FIND ROLL ON called CERTAIN DRY, IT'S UNSCENTED AND YOU USE IT THE NIGHT BEFORE!  So the next day you shower and wash away any scent!  You should use it every NIGHT for a week then every other after that.  It states on the instructions that the average preson can go 72hours between uses(but we all know bow hunters are NOT average people)
SO NO WETNESS=NO ODOR  (I LIKED THE PAUL BRUNNER cream too, can't find it) DO NOT GET THE STICK STAY DRY HAS ALOT OF PURFUME
GET THE ROLL ON!  WORKS ON HANDS & FEET!!!!  

[Gatekeeper]

Speed Stick unscented

[Izzy]

Ban Roll On unscented.No detectable scent to my nose at all.

[Mint]

Arm & Hammer scent free.

[billy shipp]

I 2nd the Ban roll-on unscented....green bottle.

[Hawkeye]

What Too Short used to sell as "Pit-Stop" is spelled Lavilin.  I've used it for 10 years, and love it.  

Not an antiperspirant, but a deodorant that lasts me 2-3 WEEKS between applications.

I get it for about $10 online from one of the vitamin places and buy 4-5 at a time to save shipping.  Ends up being a several-year supply of a product that really works for me.

[Shedrock]

Arm and Hammer for me also.

I like spraying my feet with Right Gaurd unscented. Keeps my feet from sweating and getting all stinky during our warm September season.

[PowDuck]

The Dead Downwind is pretty good but I personally don't get the overpriceyness of it. Just about any unscented deodorant is fine.

Just a note from my chiropractor friend. Most antiperspirants contain aluminum in some form or fashion. Aluminum has been linked to Parkinsons and Alzheimers. Use at your own risk.

[Bowmania]

I can trump all, including Mitchum, which I use for "catting".  Go to a health store and buy some pure crystal deodorant.  It looks like a cloudy stone.  Get it wet and rub it where ever you perspire.  The second best quality is under 10 bucks and it lasts over 5 years of everyday use.

Bowmania

[rastaman]

Dry idea clear gel unscented.

[Jeff Sample]

You can still get Lavalin from Screaming Eagle at  http://www.e-screamingeagle.com.  It is the same thing as PitStop that Paul sold, and comes in a very similar-sized small screw-top container. Not sure if it qualifies as either an antiperspirant or deodorant; seem to remember it had anti-bacterial properties (bacterial breakdown of sweat is what causes pit odor). Common antiperspirants contain aluminum chlorhydrate, which basically shuts your sweat glands down (and there is debate on the safety of its long-term use). Simple deodorants are just that: perfumes that cover up the smell. Yes it is expensive for the amount that you get, but it lasts at least 5 days per application (apply after a shower in the evening, wash off the next day), and thus one container can last an entire hunting season. I still use it, even the foot formula, which is just a higher concentration.

[Shakes.602]

IVORY

[Smallwood]

http://www.e-screamingeagle.com/pitstop.htm

[stagetek]

Sure unscented. Either stick or spray.

[Bow-n-Head]

I like the "ball type", not the underarm.

[Bldtrailer]

LOVE SCEAMING EAGLES TREE STANDS (HAVE 2) GLADE THEY're BACK!!!!!