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These deodorants are based on natural products that will work to kill bacteria in the armpit therefore preventing the development of bad odors. The deodorants allow you to sweat and are not acidic or donât contain aluminum. There is therefore no chemical reaction that could cause the development of yellow stains.
One way to help prevent these stains is to wear a less expensive undershirt. This undershirt will absorb more of the residue, keeping our nicer outer shirts from becoming stained. Another option is to use dress shields. These fabric or paper underarm inserts act as a sponge, soaking up the sweat and preventing the moisture from reaching your clothing. If none of these options seem appealing, you can help prevent excess staining by not overusing your deodorant. Caking on a thick layer may seem like it will help prevent stains by preventing sweat, but that excess deodorant soaks directly into the fabric in your armpit area. It's also a good idea to allow the deodorant to dry fully before putting on your clothing. As a last resort, you could also try a new deodorant.