* Initially: After using Drysol for a few days and achieving the desired effect (reduced sweating), you may not need regular deodorant at all, as Drysol is meant to control sweating, which is what causes odor when bacteria break it down.
* Maintenance: Once you've reached a point where you're comfortable with the level of sweat control, you might gradually introduce regular deodorant on days when you *don't* use Drysol.
* Sensitive Skin: If you have sensitive skin, alternate deodorant and antiperspirant, or stop.
Important Considerations:
* Listen to your body: Pay attention to how your skin reacts and adjust your routine accordingly.
* Less is more: Start with infrequent use of regular deodorant and increase as needed.
* Avoid irritation: If you experience any irritation, stop using both Drysol and regular deodorant and consult your healthcare provider.