How does deodorant work? I James May Q&A I Head Squeeze
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Get a whiff of this! James May delves in to the mechanics of deodorant.
Did you know that our sweat doesn't smell? Made up of various things like our diet and genetics, it actually does not pong. Rather it's when your sweat mixes with the bacteria on your skin that it releases an odor that can sometimes clear a room. Your armpits and pubic areas contain thousands of hairs which then hold on to your sweat and bacteria.
Us humans aren't alone in smelling, many animals have some serious BO too. It's not such a bad thing for them, it helps them mark out territory, repelling enemies and, most importantly, attracting mates.
Deodorants work by killing the bacteria on your skin and they also work as an anti- perspirant by reducing the amount of sweat. No more BO!
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I love how this has nothing to do with top gear or cars at all but he still gives Jeremy shit
well, it´s mutual between them, and i love it too :)
Zandah Starick lol
Zandah Starick unoriginal fock
It's called being good blokes
Zandah Starick the only reason I watched the video is because of the thumbnail, with both of them in it. Click bait tbh
hehe I love how even when not on Top Gear he makes pot shots on Richard and Jeremy
LemonJuiceJK If you think I'm cringy, then man I wish I could see your reaction to the furries I would call cringy lol. Also, prank channels overall are cancer. Except for MagicofRahat, his stuff is pretty funny without being too assholish.
they are best friends irl. its the reason why may and hammond didn't go back to top gear with out jeremy
Reavermyst some Indian stole your comment
Thumbnail : Jeremy Clarkson
First sentence : "You stink"
The thumbnail had me in tears. I haven't even watched the video yet, and still the combination of Clarkson and deodorant made me laugh my freaking arse off.
Came here for the thumbnail
Damn bro, always picking on Clarkson. lol XD
For that last part, I just feel I have to add: While sweat does help in attracting a mate, don't think time will do the same.
A cause of BO that wasn't discussed in this video is sweat that has been in your clothes and on your body for an extended amount of time. The acidic effect of the sweat will diminish over time and the stinky bacteria will gather around the areas.
This is why your favourite pair of blu-jeans will start to stink after a few weeks, if you treat them like the manufacturers say you should and wear them daily without washing them for 6 months.
While there are chemicals that can remove such bacteria, my suggestion is to do the easier and cheaper thing and just take a shower every day and change your clothes often.
Did anyone just played this video just cause May and jezza were on cover?
I like how the url contains "Lab Joi"
+SuperSuperdude7 Good spot !
I'm American and I say aluminium the American way... Until I started watching too much top gear.. Now I've started saying it the British way..
Hahaha :3
Wolfy You have been cured of your wrong spelling.
***** the British are always right ;)
***** hehe
Great aha
actually its spelled differently in America to, so you are pronouncing it correctly from the english spelling, but not the american spelling
This was a good one!
I've found that the super-deodorizing soaps, especially anti-bacterial ones ('Coast', I'm looking at you!) actually make me smellier! I think it is the alkaline properties, which really dry out my skin. In the bath, I use only Pears soap- which is very mild, and as little as I can get away with, and I'm much better off.
On a side note though, I belong to a medieval reenactment group, and we have armoured combat. I find that a man coming off the field, soaking with sweat, smells pretty damn good- *IF* he was clean before he put his armour on. No one wants to smell someone who smells gross before he gets sweaty!
😂😂😂😂😂 if only my Bio teacher were as comical and informative as May, i'd have aced that subject! Lol. Right on James!!
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Now im watching this >_>
I love the Jeremy Clarkson reference at 0:32
1:34 shots fired!
I love how those three mention each other in various shows they do
James May your awesome
So, to continue the previous post, what matters isn't the fact that the flash is external, it's where you point it.
If the flash is pointed at their faces, and if the ambient light is very low, there's a pretty wide angle within which you will get red eye.
Looking at a point "just above the lens" won't eliminate it, especially if the flash is also above the lens (it might even increase it).
Ideally, you should bounce the flash off the ceiling or wall. If you can't, enable double flashing.
It's videos like this that makes me think James would be an excellent guest or even temporary host of QI.
Perfume is designed to make you smell like something (originally fragrant smoke, hence "per fume"). Deodorant literally means "odour remover".
Some deodorant products also have perfume, though, because people don't feel like applying them separately.
I love James May
You can get "red eye" even if the person isn't looking directly at the lens, and with external flashes. Most cameras have a "red-eye reduction" mode that does one of two things:
1. Fire two flashes in quick succession. The first causes the pupils to contract, the second is synced to the actual photograph.
2. (digital only) Face recognition software on the camera identifies eyes with red pupils and paints them black (also available in some photo editing applications).
Ummm what?
@@s70driver2005 - Ummm that. Or possibly ummm bop.
I love how May always bags on Clarkson
James May, I found you!
stalker
this is quite educating
Coz of their passion. For example, James May likes car and also science and math, etc. This is how they can create their own program with their own idea.
I love Captain Slow!!!
Well this has been rather educational.
We sweat all over the body, not specifically from the armpits. Sweat simply evaporates faster from more exposed areas.
Sweating was actually one of the key steps in human evolution. It's the reason why we lost most of our hair, it allowed us to remain active during the day even under direct sunlight, and contributed to our upright stance, which allowed our skulls and necks to change and our brains to become larger.
Yass he mentioned Jeremy
I don't believe that last bit, coz I never smelled James, but I fancy him!!
THOSE ANIMATED ILLUSTRATIONS ARE JST SO FUNNY!!!
THIS IS A DARN GOOD LULLABY
This has made me want to see James May present SciShow sometime
I didn't know the British way of pronouncing aluminum was actually spelled different. Learn something new every day.
I want my kids to grow up watching them too
I learn more here than in school.
I am a simple man, I see Clarkson, I click
2:56 It isn't that guy Ian Hecox from Smosh?
Lol, nice one
Brilliant vid as always
Class May!
Jermy Clarkson!!!, nice thumbnail!
Jermy Clarkson's hair!
Acid erosion, also known as dental erosion, is the irreversible loss of tooth structure due to chemical dissolution by acids not of bacterial origin.
"You can't expose your teeth to something that is just slightly less corrosive than battery acid and expect that there will be no damage," said Peggy P. Gragg, DDS, associate professor of dental diagnostic science and dental hygiene.
I've been to church weddings plenty of times, and it's usually bright enough to take photos with no flash at all, which means pupils will be contracted enough to make red-eye irrelevant, unless you are right in the person's face and point the flash right into their eyes. Which wouldn't make you a very popular photographer.
Body-mounted flashes pivot too. An external flash pointed at someone's face will result in red-eye more often than not. A body-mounted flash aimed at the ceiling will not.
Not to be the bearer of bad news,but,actually the other dude is quite spot on with what he said...for a professional wedding photographer(like myself) both the methods he mentioned work pretty much to perfection as long as you know what you are doing with the light direction of said external flash,I have yet to have to retouch a wedding photo for red-eye.
I bet the original uncut version was at least an hour long...
Thats James May for ya
captain slow
Paris smells nice, above ground. The metro smells of piss.
James May the type of bloke to talk about how deodorant works with a picture of himself on his shirt
Haha top gear reference, love it!
A high onion and garlic diet means stinkier B.O.. FYI. If your arm pits smell of sauteed onions, lay off the onions and garlic. If they smell of fritos/doritos, exercise more.
That profile pic with the comment is a hilarious combination.
Oh man I died at the Jeremy Clarkson reference at 1:33.
I love how the thumbnail is a picture of Jeremy.
brutal good microphone!
0:14 bold of you to assume I have work colleagues of family members, James May.
i like the explanation of captain slow... :)
Great presenting!
James May, the only person that can wear a shirt with his own face on it with pride!
Good job! It answered my question!
I don't always watch Head Squeeze, but when I do, they MUST contain James May.
Hmmmm...... That is actually..... a good answer!
The pupils don't "reflect red" unless you're standing in front of something red.
"Red eye" in photographs is caused by the retina (the inside of the eye, at the back) being lit by a flash or other strong light source, while the pupil (which is basically just a hole with a transparent lens) is dilated. The reason why it looks red is that it is red (due to a lot of tiny blood vessels).
I love the little comment about the French and the "aluminum" comment
Choky wrote that one should "tell the subject to look just above the lens, or use an external flash instead of a body-mounted one". You agreed.
I wrote that neither of those things is guaranteed to eliminate red eye. If someone looks "just above the lens", chances are they'll be looking straight into the flash (whether it's a built-in flash or a flash mounted on the hot shoe), and even an external flash can result in red eye if you point it at their face.
What matters is where you POINT it.
Great graphics
Why is it that of all the chemicals ending in -ium, only Aluminium gets the I removed in American?
Because of Charles Martin Hall, however Humphry Davy himself referred to it as aluminum. You're not more correct
Aluminum for our American viewers? I laughed my ass off, he is funny.
Try using lemon, does wonder and is natural too. But most of it comes down to your diet, usually for me diets heavy in protein (specially in whey protein) left a bad B.O. so I switched to natural (non-processed) and vegan protein sources.
Jeremy Clarkson is a presenter on top gear with James and Richard hamming for you who are wondering
Thanks for the revelations!
Watched a lot of Top Gear, and I'm from Iowa (from the states) but we pride ourselves on our non accents. But anyway on Top Gear they used the word Aluminum constantly to say what is in a car. Me being American, I thought this was a new compound so I googled it only to find out by my spelling that it is infact Al
Because the light of the flash occurs too fast for the pupil to close, much of the very bright light from the flash passes into the eye through the pupil, reflects off the fundus at the back of the eyeball and out through the pupil. The camera records this reflected light. The main cause of the red color is the ample amount of blood in the choroid which nourishes the back of the eye and is located behind the retina.
that's why Jeremy clarkson is in the thumnail
Deodorant is actually a health aid as well as an odor prevention
Do you do many weddings in darkened rooms? Do you often point flashes at people's faces?
Red-eye occurs when people's pupils are dilated (and is maximized if they are looking at a point between the lens and a direct flash). If they're in a well-lit area, their pupils will be contracted naturally.
Also, if you're a competent photographer, you'll be bouncing the flash off the walls or ceiling or, at the very least, using a diffuser. Using flashes as fill light doesn't cause red eye.
FYI, many bears actually prefer rotting meat. Grizzly bears commonly bury their kills to allow them to rot a bit before coming back for some lunch.
Thought this was going to be a comedy...surprised that this is an educational video
300 videos!
JAMES MAY + VSAUCE!
PLEASE.
As a Chemist I could hardly bare to listen to James butcher the pronunciation of those acids =P
reflection of blood vessels caused by the flash hitting the back of the eye at the correct angle.
"Some say, that he has 9 youtube accounts and, that uses all of them to dislike this video. All we know he's called Jermy Clarkson"
And by POINT it,that is exactly what I meant with light direction in my veeery first comment,we are on the same page but in different books here. Sorry if it wasn´t clear,I really can´t understand how that part could possibly be misunderstood in any other way.
(Sorry DrSatan,last off topic comment,promise.)
I always get a bunch of deodorant for Christmas. Maybe i should cut down on the onions.
Before the video starts, a shot in the forest with a bellow of CLARKSOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!
Capitan Slow you are awesome:D
I came here to find an answer to whether deodorants are bad. I left here with a Jeremy Clarkson joke.
Jeremy Clarkson. The guy you visited on the first time you entered top gear. Hmm, fair enough.
James may is epic ^^
I just realized that the Jeremy Clarkson portrait is eerily similar to the Ren & Stimpy “Man wakes up” meme.
Not just the British way, the name its founder left it with and the name that the IUPAC have standardised on. Americans call it aluminum as it was the 2nd name Humphrey Davy (the discovererer) gave it and was put in the American dictionary at the time. It was called alumium, then aluminum and finally settled with aluminium. However a good proportion of Americans called aluminium until it could be mass produced where reporters looked at the American dictionary for confirmation on the spelling..
brilliant thanks
James May, found the source of the river nile, and two other blokes.
People are you supposed to put deodorant on your pubes? Lmao
Jeremy clarkson is a top gear presenter he hosts a automotive tv show called topgear
IM LEARNING SOMETHING!!!!!!
That t-shirt is cool
no, but certain areas such as India and many Asian countries place a much higher importance in math/science leading to more graduating doctors/scientists.
It's the hairvanes in our eyes that get illuminated by the flash. NEXT!