10 Places to Put Deodorant Other Than Your Armpits

Putting a stick of deodorant on your face may sound ridiculous, but the powdery ingredients can help mattify the face. Also, some natural deodorants include mineral salts (like crystal) that can help dry out zits and bacteria-fighting ingredients that can also curb breakouts.

New shoes giving you blisters? Then pull out the antiperspirant. Rubbing a rollerball around your heels and along the sides of your feet creates a layer of lubricant that stops friction, so you won't have to resort to Band-Aids.

While we're superexcited for shorts season, one thing we aren't looking forward to is chafing. Rubbing between the thighs can cause sweating, redness, and irritated bumps. Swipe a touch of deodorant on the inner-thigh area to reduce friction.

Cyclists can especially relate to this sweaty skin issue. Perspiration pooling behind the knees can easily be solved with a spritz of spray deodorant or a rub of your favorite stick.

Just like with your underarms, you can use antiperspirant on your feet to curb sweat and stink. Apply to the bottoms of the feet and allow to dry before putting on your favorite pair of shoes.

Got clammy hands? Deodorant could be the solution. Now, we know you don't want to apply antiperspirant to your palms during the day. So, we suggest rubbing a sweat-stopping product before bed. It will help curb watery handshakes throughout the day.