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How Much MMS1 To Use For Underarms 10 Oct 2021 09:51 #71700

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So sometimes we go camping in the middle of nowhere and there are no washing facilities.

We wash when we get home. We exercise a lot when there doing rock climbing and so sweat a lot. My underarms have developed a little smell even though I clean them with soap and water at home.

I don't have any CDS at the moment so how many drops of MMS1 in how much water should I use to treat the area. Keep in mind that the underarm area has quite sensitive skin.

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