They stayed gunless and relied on officials to be armed. These leftist commie red pinko subversive savages (by other names), I’m not so sure they can be trusted armed. I don’t know about you, but something in this scares me. What’s the line from the Sandra Bullock movie? “Even my hairdresser has a gun.” The Mouseketeers danced and pranced with holsters, twirling 6-shooters for Pete’s sake. Family-doctor gun inquisitions, they’re recent concoctions. Sears Roebuck sold guns mail-order by catalog, school show-and-tell included Dad’s shotgun. We loved those Western-detective-outdoors-Andy-Griffith-shoulder-holster shows where guns were simply a routine part of Americana. What’s that you say, you don’t own guns? Really? Let’s make gun ownership look positively cool again, and elegant, the thing to do, the talk of cocktail parties and elite circles. Is it good to see this side of the political spectrum gun-up? Should we, the gun-savvy majority of America welcome this trend? Should we, in the same fashion leftists have embraced and promoted too many fringe lifestyles to mention - push gun culture into the mainstream? They have signs, students - now even billboards - as proof. This Trump guy is on our side, they believe, and is a radical neo-Nazi they must protect themselves against. Perhaps the government - but the left now figures that’s us. Well, Obama’s gone now, so that’s unclear. Because we own more than a single low-powered small-caliber pop gun they stereotype us as arsenal commandants, prepared to wage war and overthrow. We gun owners have been characterized by them as dangerous simply because we own guns, and understand fully how they work. Yet these people have been the most vicious, unyielding enemies of the public’s right to arms since infringement began. People committing arson and rioting want guns because they imagine (imagine!) a dictator has taken over. The political left - think democrats, but include socialists, liberals, progressives, neo-communists and fringe groups under confusing new names (democratic socialists?) - is increasingly interested in getting armed. It also works to lighten any hyperpigmentation under your arms causing you to have an armpit shadow, which again, nobody wants.What a fine turn of events. Another bonus of using toner on your armpits: regular exfoliation helps prevent ingrown hairs, which nobody wants. Pro tip: Avoid using toner on your armpits directly after shaving, because the acid might cause a burning sensation on freshly shaven skin. Then, you’re ready to layer on your deodorant. It should dry quickly and feel weightless. Pour a bit of liquid toner onto a cotton pad, and then sweep it over your armpit. Using toner on your armpits is no different from how you use it on your face. Add in an acidic toner before your deodorant, and your pH level will be far too low for bacteria to thrive, blocking out that pesky cause of B.O. Traditional deodorants are slightly acidic, so in turn, they slightly lower your pH level. In other words, it tells bacteria to GTFO. Story continues When our skin’s pH level is either super high or super low, it becomes inhospitable for bacteria. Toner is most beneficial for those with oily or acne-prone skin, but everyone can benefit from using it. Dirt, dead skin cells, oil-toner removes it all and allows other products to better penetrate your skin, and therefore absorb more effectively. In beauty language, toner is a product used to remove any excess gunk from your skin after cleansing. That’s right: People are using toner on their armpits to reduce their body odor, and it’s working.Īlthough toner is mainly known as a must-have skincare product for maintaining a clear complexion, it’s slowly becoming a favorite solution for battling armpit stink, too. If your deodorant just isn’t cutting it and you want to try a different strategy to combat the dreaded body odor, toner might be your answer. No one wants to stink, and armpit sweat can create a nasty body odor. Arguably even worse than the look and feel of sweat is the smell. It seems to happen at the worst times-when you’re nervous on a first date, when you’re giving an important presentation, or when you’re shaking hands with a stranger and the clammy palm befalls you. Although a good sweat sesh while working out can be refreshing, generally speaking, sweating sucks. Sweating can be super annoying-there’s no nice way to put it.
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