Crystal Body Deodorant Roll-On

I've used the Crystal Body Deoderant Roll-on for over a year now.  I have very sensitive skin and was constantly on the look out for a deoderant that wasn't irritating and actually worked in the oven that is Las Vegas.  Crystal works, ALL DAY.  I have since moved to Tennessee and even in the humidity it works.  It's non-irritating, lasts a long time, and did I mention it works?

I don't know about other women, but I sweat like a man :)  I live in Arkansas, it gets humid and there are days that the wind just gives up.  I'm also one of those people with the thermostat on 82 degrees so if you do anything productive, you get warm (not to mention I drive a motorcycle so I'm wearing a jacket in 100 degree weather sometimes).

I really do like this stuff though.  I think it is effective enough, I might come back and tweak this review after using it a bit longer.  Somehow, it keeps me from smelling.  It does not prevent sweat though.  The only other problem I have with it is it works best on smooth skin, so I wind up shaving every day, which is kind of painful. 

So far though, I have not had any moments when I regretted wearing it. I will keep using it, but when it is out, I might try something different just to see if there is something better for me out there.

One more thing that I have noticed, or rather not noticed...regular deodorants cause pit stains, I know that sounds gross but for me, normal stick deodorant and antiperspirant just melts into my clothes and causes this unattractive hard spot, with this stuff, I don't have that problem at all.

Have used this for over a year...tired of aluminum in everything. Dont have to wear a business suit anymore. I think I paid 6 or 7 dollars for a stick over a year ago...I still have 3/4 of it but I only use it a few times a week if need or thought arises. It works well I admit....more expensive than the cans and roll-ons, but works longer for me for sure. I just realized this is the roll on and not the hard kind....mine is the hard stuff, but I think its basically the same.