If Deodorant helps protect against wetness, then why don`t we ladies use it at "that time of the month"

I mean, this may be TOTALLY stupid but, i just say a commercial for secret deodorant, and I just think if we put it on our undies then.....I dunno it is kinda stupid. Cause we would still need backup protection....

If Deodorant helps protect against wetness, then why don`t we ladies use it at "that time of the month"
Don't worry I know what you mean even if it is a little idiotic
Reply:OK, I know I'm a guy but I'll try and take a stab at answering it. Part of the normal process each month is for the woman's body to flush out stuff that they're better off getting rid of. Even if an antiperspirant did work down there I don't think it would be desirable to keep everything inside.
Reply:time to get a little something called a LIFE
Reply:Hahaha thank you for the laugh. I think someone above answered best, so I won't even bother fully. But I also think it would have something to do with the chemicals in the deodorant/anti-persperant. I can't imagine it would be healthy for your vag. Maybe even itch. But anyway, kudos for thinking outside the box!
Reply:well.. hm





thats kinda a good idea.. maybe to wear under a pad or on your underwear w/ a tampon





but just for the smell


haha idk nice try..


:)
Reply:it doesn`t really mean a thing, because when you apply deo in the right part of the body, it doesnt`t protect you at all against wetness , but it protects you against bad smell.


so, it doesn`t help a lot when put it in the undies... i guess it won t be a good idea
Reply:how is that going to stop the blood
Reply:Deodorant does not protect against moisture. It deodorizes. That means 'get rid of odors', as in smells.
Reply:and yet, you're not blonde
Reply:As I understand it, dryness deodorants work by interfering with the sweat glands' ability to produce perspiration.





If your panties get wet during menstruation because you are sweating in them, a dryness deodorant would help -- however, if you are like most women, you don't SWEAT in your panties during menstruation!
Reply:you're gross and weird.
Reply:ok, deodorant does not stop wetness. that's anti-persipant. those two are different. and anti-persipant only clogs your sweat glands so you reduce sweating for a while. it cannot stop you from bleeding on your period or any type of bleeding. you cannot control your menstral bleeding except if you're on birth control pills or any other pills made to reduce menstrual cycles, if that's what you want to do.
Reply:i think you answered your own question. TOTALLY STUPID



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