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" Most smells on your body are the result of bacteria, which thrive in sweat. So you have two choices: cover the smell or stop yourself from sweating. While you might feel pushed away from antiperspirants, often by our own Dr. Oz (see right), if you&amp;#039;re a heavy sweater, you don&amp;#039;t have much choice. Otherwise, when you&amp;#039;re not at the gym or on a court, go with a simple deodorant. Maybe even one with a designer scent. Maybe even one that&amp;#039;s ridiculously expensive.   Tom&amp;#039;s of Maine An all-natural deodorant, Tom&amp;#039;s is made with hops, which the company claims inhibit the growth of bacteria. Plus, it smells like you squeezed a lemon over your favorite flower. ($7; tomsofmaine.com)  Sisley Eau de Campagne The potent, masculine scent of this spray deodorant -- like a basil leaf dipped in pinesap and patchouli -- can cover any stench, without being too overwhelming. For this price, it should -- it should also drive you to work every day. ($75; saksfifthavenue.com)  Gillette Clinical Strength Best for the heaviest of sweaters, this clickable, soft-solid antiperspirant smells like a talcum-powder-dusted pinecone. Apply at night, when your sweat glands are least active (and easiest to clog). ($9; gilletteclinicalstrength.com)  Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana, The One This deodorant is almost a cologne in itself. It&amp;#039;s as if you stacked fresh-cut oak on a pile of grapefruit just downwind from a tobacco farm. ($22; saksfifthavenue.com) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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