The Deodorant Detox
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- The Deodorant Detox
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Just think how much money we could save and how much healthier we would be if we didn't fall for all these psy ops for profits!
Hello Dr. Bailey,
Thank you for your response.
On an additional note, I wanted to share that over the past two years, I have successfully assisted in healing and improving the health of patients by turning them away from medication and towards natural healing remedies and lifestyle changes. As a result, I have been able to reverse many of their illnesses.
I have had two doctors praise me for my work, as they have seen firsthand the actions I have taken and the results I have achieved. However, I have also come across doctors who look down on me and criticize me, saying that my methods will not work and that it is not feasible to reverse or heal illnesses by lifestyle changes alone. They claim that only medication and doctor intervention can achieve this.
Well, I have thankfully achieved it thus far with 14 patients. Go figure!
I hope that the medical profession gets refreshed and that all of this changes in the future.
Regards, Sami
I quit shampoo 5 weeks ago after your video with absolutely no problems. Thank you for all your amazing work from Germany!
After your ‘no soap’ and ‘no shampoo’ broadcasts, I gave it a try. I didn’t tell my wife. It’s been a couple of months now and true to your words, you do not need soap or shampoo. At the same time I stopped using deodorant (although I used it infrequently anyway because intuitively I didn’t think it was a great concept) and to my surprise, after 4 weeks there was no more odour. My wife also noticed that my shirts had only a very mild scent after a hard day’s work. That was when I told her I hadn’t used any soap or shampoo for two months. Her eyes lit up with surprise, but she could see (or rather not smell) the result.
Another benefit was that my skin stopped flaking and my scalp stopped itching. What a change this simple routine has made…thanks so much for your education.
Hi doctor and hi neil. I'm in that phase too. Could you tell me, then what did you use for your amprit expect water for summer? I live in a tropical climate.
@@duatigakucingberlari7310just water. I shower every day with just water. If I sweat and it smells, it always coincides with either a night out drinking or eating unhealthy food, or if I'm ill. After years of not using products of any sort, I can literally smell when I'm unwell. Usually it's just a minor thing that will pass quite quickly. Once the smell goes and the sweating stops, just simply wash again with water. If I'm out somewhere and the smell has passed to clothing I'll just use a small amount of hand soap to neutralise the smell. Yesterday I woke up and was sweating a bit, and I knew that it was the prior night's two pints of cheap lager that I had before the football game I was going to. I waited for the sweat to stop and dry, then had a shower and the smell never returned.
@@duatigakucingberlari7310 I use nothing under my arms as a deodorant other than water. If I feel sticky then I use sodium bicarbonate dissolved in water on my hair and under my arms. Seems to work for me. I would add that I drink plenty of water and exercise regularly (running, swimming or cycling). The odour gradually faded away after 2 months or so. As you live in a more humid climate I would think you might need to wash more frequently to remove perspiration before it starts to develop an odour.
Applying potentially toxic chemicals right next to under arm lymph glands is just asking for trouble. I wonder if breast cancer is a consequence of this.
Exactly why 😉
I would say it is a factor for sure, really we should not be putting anything on our skin that we wouldn't ingest.
These toxins are straight into the bloodstream.
99% of breast cancer has parabens in them, guess what they put in the supermarket deodorants, YEP. PARABENS
That is a good case. The bad one is when you spray the deodorant right into your eye as I did as a kid. It was painful and I had blured vision for a week.
Diet has a massive impact on body odour. I switched from whole food plant based vegan diet to carnivore diet. My body odour decreased massively.
As a single father raising a son in a mancave, I can attest to the fact that most cleaning and hygiene rituals are completely useless in terms of health and well-being.
I like the "if you wouldn't eat it..." approach.
Thanks, Sam, well explained. I was one of those that asked you to do a video on this subject. I haven't used deodorant for 3 years! After a year my partner said I never smell! She has gone deodorant-free now. Our scent appears to change, seems to heighten. We heel from the inside out, not the outside in in my opinion. I come from the generation that sprayed 245T and D with shorts and jandels. Just to add, it took about 3-4 weeks for any odor to disappear. Whether it's coincidental or not, I changed to a plant-based diet at the same time. For some that read my comment will think, it's just we get used to our own scent! But no, I have the nose from hell, I must have been a dog in my last life. My partner works in a large Medical centre and no one noticed. It wasn't a case of them being polite and not saying anything to her. Many have been amazed when told. We are so conditioned to the crazy old world we live in!
Same here, although a plant based diet didn't work for me, it made so many health issues worse. My ability to quit deodorant and sunscreen was from changing to the carnivore diet.
I’ve got the same nose like you.
@sportysbusiness I agree. I feel great eating carnivore and fruit. Plants contain anti nutrients that can disrupt the body's health and well-being. My perspective is that humans have been eating carnivore for thousands of years...
I stopped using soap, shampoo and any manufactured gloop on my body 10 years ago. For a deodorant I use Thai crystal salt sparingly. Best way to smell fresh is to always thoroughly exfoliate all over the body, but especially the back. My 2 cents
I used to use the crystal deodorant, but it made my skin smell odd. Like I would take a shower, and smelled fine, then apply the crystal and it smelled stale or sour or something odd.
Thai crystal is great, I only use it once in a blue moon. Now I don't use anything, once you eat what we biologically are designed to eat and that is raw fruits and veggies, even when you sweat there is no smell...
@@whatslief9375 You do not eat meat?
Try fresh squeezed lemon juice for deodorant. It works for days. Been using for years and it works great. Try it.
Milk of Magnesia is a great deoderant and mix it with liquid benadryll and apply to canker sores for instant relief and the cankers go away sooner.
I love your videos. I intuitively knew all of this but didn’t ever go down the chemistry/biology sciences to truly understand the processes.
A dash of lemon juice and washing it off is a great neutraliser.
I'm 66 years young, I used deodorant once in my life at 18 have never used it since
I use vinegar on a damp cloth for deodorant and it works a treat.
Which Vinegar ?I use a few drops of lemon juice .
Interesting, just seeing this video, and still watching. A few weeks ago I started experimenting with castor oil and tea tree essential oil. Summertime will be the true test.
coconul oil and baking soda do the trick
Gave up deodorant many years ago, detox period was about 6 weeks and only really have a 'smell' when I eat junk food
I think it is still important to use soap to wash your hands after using the toilet and before preparing food.
Only if you stain them brown.
The act of cooking kills germs already.
@@eclipse369. 😐
@@eclipse369. Why would you NOT use a quality lye soap or castile?
@@BaptistJoshua
im alive and well
l used a pump action bottle with pre mixed vinegar and bi carb for about 5yr now it hasn't passed on any germ theory diseases .
Haven't used shampoo in over 15yrs, use deodorant every other or every third day, salt toothpaste, dawn for oily hands, and amway soap/bodywash for the pits and privates. Feel great and smell great, at least I think so 😂, well my wife does too.
Almost forgot, I've never shaved my armpits 😁
AmishFarmSoap is a great multi-purpose soap..
Also Organic Castile Soap w/ Goat Milk and Olive Oil is a fav...
After working outside & in the garden, being dirt & sweat covered..I can't imagine not using a cleansing product. 🫧
Any suggestions?
ps: I accidentally replied to you...meant to just comment 😄
My apologies.
Btw, have you checked ingredients in Amway soap?
I’ve never used deodorant- it’s by far the worst of the bunch ; it’ll have serious consequences
Make your own deodorant. Coconut oil, bicarbonate soda and whatever essential oil you like.
Same way to make toothpaste...
Vinegar on a damp cloth eliminates nasty smells.
@@michele-33 I make my toothpaste with bentonite clay, bicarbonate soda, xylitol, cinnamon and arrowroot powder. I used to use coconut oil too but unless it is mixed exactly right it all clumps up into a solid mess.
@@WolfeTone17-98
Thanks for the recipe. Sounds much better than mine!
I've been using HELLO brand lately, contains coconut oil, no fluoride or chemicals.
I still oil pull with coconut oil daily tho. I'm surprised Walgreens has an Organic, Unrefined brand.
I'm going to stock up on it since it's so multi-purpose
@@WolfeTone17-98
The temperature affects the coconut oil texture, it can be solid one day, liquid the next...
Thanks again for the toothpaste recipe 🪥
ps: I like using sonic toothbrushes. I think the vibration is good for blood flow & prevents me from using too much pressure when brushing :)
Perfect timing for this video, Dr Samantha. I've been wishing to send family members information on this very topic for the last couple of days!!!
Even "natural" versions of big brands have aluminium in them
See what your local health food store has to offer. You will be pleasantly surprised.
Been using olive oil based soap for 6 years. What a great decision it was.
I think deodorant caused me to perspire! When I stopped using regular deodorant I stopped! These companies are all about money! They need to think about health! America is stupid anyway when they encourage people to be obese!
Spoiler, when you realize humans are carnivores and you go on a carnivore diet - your BO nearly completely vanishes in most circumstances.
Up until 4 years ago, my work shirts would require washing twice to get rid of BO smell and I left boots and socks outside, particularly after a heavy sweating day. I switched to a very low carb, healthy, whole foods diet, due to a battle with T2D. Within weeks- no more meds, no more BO or smelly feet- never need a deodorant, simply shower daily. And I actually sweat less.
Will your makeup be the next thing to go?
One can only hope.
There is an Australian company that makes an all natural balm in a tin called No Pong. They have unscented versions and bicarbonate free ones. They have some different scents to choose from and all natural and very affordable
surely tin as packaging is a problem ?
Since becoming #carnivore, my BO has reduced exponentially.
Ever since I went Carnivore I no longer need deodorant.
The human body is the temple of God ,as you know we have living organism living on our body and in our bodies to help clean , repair and detox
I’ve been shampoo free for about 6 months and my hair is in the best condition since i was a child. I intend to go deodorant free now
What do you use on your hair? My hair gets oily if I don't wash it.
@@winniecash1654 I’m a guy with short hair and I actually find my hair dries with no shampoo. It went through a month or so of being oily and I had to see this through and resist shampoo but now I apply a little (emphasis on little) coconut oil and brush it through with a comb and a military style brush. I give my scalp a good hard scrub with my finger tips when I shower and run my fingers through my hair and this seems to keep it clean, it’s surprised my how easy its been. It may take a while to get through the oily stage with longer hair but it will sort itself, this is common apparently. Sometimes I apply a cider vinegar solution for half hour and then rinse thoroughly (absolutely no smell afterwards) for extra conditioning. Persevere, you’ll love the results!
My husband and I quit conventional deodorants years ago. The problem is my teenage children - they are completely brainwashed by the marketing and literally drown themselves in deodorant, securing it from friends when I refused to buy it for them. We now have a truce where I have agreed to buy them deodorant as long as it’s aluminum free, non anti-perspirant. 😢
Have you thought of showing them her videos.. I am and my child, also swept up in the hype, is starting to listen.. tired of the hair greasiness and acne.
I don't use deoderant or have a bad smell. Actually my body struggles to sweat much so I go to a red light sauna, which has really helped with detox.
Last time I was this early, it was still "only two weeks to flatten muh curve"
Great videos watching from Ireland
been watching you your husband,Dr Kaufman,Dr Tom cowman and others from day one
My favorites also but it's 'Tom Cowan not Cowman' lol
@@michele-33bloody spell check, sometimes quite funny 😂
So many greats for us to absorb their knowledge, learnt all about the microbiome from Dr Zach Bush and fasting from Dr Jason Gung, these people change lives. Hello from NZ 🙋♀️
I remember the terrible smell on public transport in the 60s, not only due to lack of deodorant, but most men going to work only had one suit so it was probably cleaned annually when they went on holiday. I also had a feeling that deodorants must contribute to breast cancer. Although I have no proof of this, it is just something that seemed very likely. Namaste 🙏
Yes the aluminium is said to cause breast cancer 🧡🤍💚
Anti-perspirants do appear to.
a lot of people probably smoked in those days too so stale smoke clinging to the clothes doesn't help
@@kungfutzu3779 I never smoked, but yes, my clothes always smelled of other peoples smoke. It was everywhere and I never went in a pub because of the smoke looking back. It’s just quite amazing that we all tolerated it.!? it
@@tumbleweeduk7479 oh well at least it wasn't oozing out of your pores ;)
So sorry for my lack of comprehension, but could somebody give me the steps to stop using deodorant, without stinking and without wet arm pits?
Armpits are *meant* to sweat. I use baby powder made from cornstarch, and preferably zinc oxide. I work outdoors and workout and mine would normally take days before smelling. I eat a lot healthier than I used to and rarely ever notice any odor, and my nose is extremely sensitive to smells.
yes
What about crystal deodorants. They work amazingly but I’m still concerned as they seem to be an aluminium compound crystal. I’ve looked for details but of course the marketing for those alternatives also just says that they are safe and effective. Any help on this anyone?
My husband and I quit deodorant 10 years ago and have been using pierre d’alun crystal once a day. It works really well and neither of us have any body odor issues even though we live in a hot,tropical climate. I have, however, also wondered whether the crystal is truly a safer alternative but haven’t found any information that is independent and non-marketing related.
How is it you look healthier than ever?
Is it because you quit all soap❤
Two comments. One, since going carnivore I really don't stink anymore and go without deodorant about 80% of the time. The one issue I have occasionally is a bit of minor chaffing because there is nothing there to help the skin glide in contact. Any suggestions?
Also, I'm dating myself, but anyone remember the movie The Incredible Shrinking Woman, with Lily Tomlin? The cause of her shrinking was the modern age of commercially available products sold to us as necessary. I always think about that movie now that I'm in my 'crunchy' phase of letting go of as many man-made useless products as possible.
Working on eliminating shampoo and conditioner. I'm no longer coloring my hair either. Let the grays shine! God gives us gray hair as a blessing of old age.
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Have always felt more healthy using no deodorant. Went through a stage using talc or moisture reducing powder. Eventually I gave up, too much of a hassle. I don’t smell bad anyways, not directly if the sweat doesn’t get bacterial.
I use deodorant perhaps once a week if at all.
I can’t imagine putting it on every day! Crazy. It’s not good for your pores.
Pheromones are awesome. Shouldn’t block them! People are essentially attractive BECAUSE of their natural state, not DESPITE it
I find when my PH is on the acidic side…body odor increases. So, I drink straight lemon juice in water (and sweeten with either stevia or eat a miracle berry before drinking) which then swings things towards the more alkaline side…and the odor goes away quickly. (Yes, lemon water is alkalizing after metabolizing). I also find that drinking a respiratory tea…believe it has licorice in it, helps to lessen odors. Liver detox teas=also helpful. A plain green tea would also work.
Try 1/3 of a teaspoon of bicarbonate soda dissolved in water. I put a drop of apple cider vinegar in it to balance the taste.
❤ thank you for the information I have quit using deodorant for a couple years now I’m trying to get my wife she’s just starting to wake up towards the fact of what’s in the deodorant and toothpaste, she tells me I’m always talking about detox. I’m trying to convince her she smells better and taste better after a cleansing lol thank you.😅
It’s been around 7-8 years now - I don’t use deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, body wash or sunscreen. however if physically soiled where water can’t remove I will use a small amount of pure-castile soap. Great content Sam!!
So what food do we have to avoid to get rid of smelly armpits?
Holy Fush and Chups , great info Sam
I have never heard a kiwi ever say Fuchs and chups and I’ve been here for 25 years from the uk. There is however a fish and chip shop called fush and chups in Hamilton East!
I use silver citrate, which works very well and is a proven antibiotic/germicide. I make my own, but you can buy products with it, but many also contain the silicones and other stuff. Using a germicide eliminates the BO smell, and leaves only pheromones.
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH, I'D LIKE TO LET YOU KNOW, DR SAM, THAT I (MIDDLE AGED MALE) HAVEN'T USED PHRAMA DEODORANTS FOR AROUND 20 YEARS, I SWITCHED TO COCONUT OIL, BUT THEN, 7 YEARS AGO, I STOPPED PUTTING ON ANYTHING....AND I DON'T SMELL BAD. GRANTED, I'M NOT MUCH OF A SWEATER, BUT IF I SWEAT, I DON'T SMELL BAD. FOR ONE, I'VE NEVER BOUGHT THE MAINSTREAM VIEW ON THINGS (WELL, I GUESS I DID SOME THINGS, LIKE DEO USE), SECOND, I EAT WELL, EXERCISE MUCH, MIND MY MIND AND MYSELF (THE SOUL THAT I AM). AND YES, I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS, TOO...ALL THAT HAS GOT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING, NO?
YES CAN YOU STOP YELLING NOW! lol just put on the lower case 😂 well done you, we are nature so we should honor ourselves in our natural form, no brainer really eh
50 / 50 coconut oil and bicarbonate is all that’s needed. Use Arrowroot powder instead if bicarbonate irritates you. Even just coconut oil works for many
My wife put me onto magnesium oil several years ago, absolutely amazing. Just rub it in under armpits and no odour for the whole day, and I believe most of us are deficient in magnesium so extra bonus. You still sweat, but no odour. Thanks for your tireless work dedicated to helping people.
Hi, does it stain your underarm part of your clothe coz it's oil?
@@maryj4876 No not really. They call it Magnesium Oil but it's not that oily. Just rub it in well and if you put on too much wipe off the excess.
Coconut oil, mixed with baking soda, very efficient
A very interesting video - worth watching at least a couple more times.
Not that it is relevant to what your thesis, but are you sure we all have the same bacteria on our skins? I would have thought that like the gut and oral microbiomes, the skin microbiome can also be affected by lifestyle issues.
Y......¿La consideración social de qué es un mal olor....corporal?.....los animales no la tienen !!!!
Handy hint: avoid those sweat patches on shirts by placing a sanitary napkin under each arm.
I've used bicarbonate soda in water since the 1980s. Nowadays I sometimes use a pure magnesium hydroxide (milk of magnesia).
Why drink the bicarb?
@@BaptistJoshua haha. Not drink it, I make it up in a container so it's a liquid you can spray or roll on underarms. Add a drop of two of essential oil is optional.
@@aquamarine_nz2296 Ohhhh! I see now. Good idea. Sandalwood would smell good. My brother bought me a corn cob pipe and I drop frankincense and/or peppermint oil in it and inhale the fumes, or simply suck the vapors into my mouth. I figure it is good for me.
I've used milk of magnesia for a couple of years now. The deodorants I'd been using weren't working anyway and making me itch.
I love Dr. Sam she's a perfect balance of brains and the beauty she radiates. Add to that her excellent advice and love for people leaves me to conclude, what a remarkable woman!
Just finding your channel and really interesting content. Would love to hear you talk about appendicitis and how removing the appendix affects body function.
You pretty lady, I like the way you talk, God bless you and your family 🌞
Stopped using deodorant 3 years ago and no one noticed until I mentioned it
My wife didn’t even notice any odour and at the same time removed underarm hair
Less sweating no glue under your arm and it feels much better
Just eating clean makes a massive difference to body odour.
I stopped using anything but water (admitedly, usually city water) via a wet cloth, for well over a decade.
I solved the odor issue by quitting gluten. A year ago I realised that I am gluten intolerant, had been for decades. It was greatly disrupting my physical health. The body odor was a signal that something is not right.
Now I can tell/smell if there has been some hidden gluten in my food the next day 😂
1:17
I vividly recall this commercial!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
You are what you eat, my grandparents said that all the time in the early 1970's.
I stopped using those products a long time ago. If you wash daily you don't need that stuff
I´ve commented on your previous videos about soap and shampoo so I ´ll drop a note on this one, too. Along with both soap and shampoo, I also stopped using deodarant about 25 years ago. Apart from having very honest partners I´ve worked in close proximity to people so I would have known if there was a problem and I´ve only had complaints from wearing synthetic clothes or after a night of heavy eating and drinking, which I rarely do anyway. So I agree 100% with Dr. Bailey, if you´re healthy, eat well and excercise, deodorant is a dangerious waste of time.
I have stopped using deo and noticed that when I am stressed and/or is drinking alot of coffee, I started to smell bad. The solution is therefore not to treat the symptom (adding deo) but fixing the root cause; the stress.
Was on a an airport bus with a bunch of French who all piled in….the struggle is real
What about the crystal type deodorants that you get from health food stores?
I stopped shampoo and my hair actually grew up and blacker than ever
The best deoderant is cleaning vinegar. Gets rid of foot odour as well.
Ten years ago I developed an underarm mycosis, to treat I stoped all products, paused shaving and applied an anti fungal shampoo. It cleared up and I never went back. I shave occasionally when I go sleeveless, I don’t use any deodorants or perfumes and I have no body odour issues. I use soap only to clean visibly dirty skin. Next challenge…no shampoo!
Always great videos
I wished everyone in the world would see such you videos and educate themselves s
I’ve never used deodorant because they make me smell bad. When I don’t use them I smell better.
I've followed Sam since the whole covid nonsense. I've been fully behind her but there is simply no way to know she is 100% right as, until now, I've had no way to practically test her theories for myself.
As someone who's always sweated a lot and is very conscious about body odour this is like a make or break video for me. I'll put whatever advice she gives here into practice and if it works i'll never doubt her again. If not, i may have to rethink my support for her theories.
Diet has a massive impact on body odour. I switched from whole food plant based vegan diet to carnivore diet. My body odour decreased massively.
I had terrible BO for years, tried everything. In the end I made my own, never looked back.
Vinegar, that's all you need
While it may not be for everyone, regular intake of chlorella helps reduce body odor since it's a great detoxer, especially of heavy metals like aluminium.
I quit shampoo and soap.
Thanks.
Stay away from the sham poo
Coconut oil works great
Thank you
ThankQ
i always liked women who go with their natural scent,they are the most healthy of all,phisically and mentally.
dear doctor,of all the stars in the sky,you´re one of the brightest.
keep being amazing! ❤
...the Funky Monkey...!
I use 100% EV hexane free castor oil. I use it daily as a liver detox (I order pack & oil combo from Queen of the Thrones thru Amazon) & I use it all over my body paying extra attention to stiff /arthritic knees, feet, ankles,elbows,arms,fingers,face & eyebrows/eye lashes & of course all around my shoulders & arms & underarms. I apply every other day to underarms.
Just.... WOW!
I've heard plenty of retort to deoderants, cologne, perfumes, and the like, but I'm now on the path of research. I am nearly convinced for the first time!
Thank you! What a great representation. Smoothly delivered and well understood! What a gift to convey a complex message.
Again. Thank you. I will be looking more into your videos and buying a copy of Terrain Therapy!
Oh yeah! New SUB, well deserved.
I only use Bob's Red Mill baking soda for deoderant and toothpaste.
Thank you doctor I’m saving money on shampoo and soap 6 months and going strong plus at times cold shower. Love from South Africa
I quit using commercial body soap & only use natural body soaps. Shampoo is an occasional thing only. Deordorant occasionally I skip & definitely don't lather it on like I used... Besides your skin is your largest organ & absorbs everything put on it.
I've tried them all and found the shaving of my armpit and using a 50/50 solution of corn starch and baking soda to be the most effective way to keep fresh. Cheers
Dr Bailey
I purchased your 'series' on the Virology fraud...
I must have deleted my purchase email.
And would like to revisit all of it
There are a number of people interested in viewing as well .
Can you help me?
I’m sure God put hair under our arms for a reason but if you think shaving is more aesthetic go for it. Just don’t pluck your eyebrows to death. Guys like women with natural eyebrows. Even a little facial hair is a turn on for some men. A little chin hair for the xx fairer sex. Smooth legs are nice too. Obviously God didn’t want us to have too many attachments for our flowbees or our forearm hair would have kept growing, so there’s probably a limit to shaving and having smooth skin.
I regularly shave my armpits which definitely reduces the BO.
But if working physically in the heat for lengthy periods, occassionally i use a herbal deodorant.
One of the commercials I constantly see interrupting RUclips videos is one for deodorant to use "everywhere," followed by a commercial for a plug-in air freshener.
I use fresh lemon for my armpits and it stays good smell through the day and it doesn't stick after applying.
Never worn any deodorant, or perfumed crap... I found it to be an unnecessary expense for no real purpose. Sometimes if I've made extra spicy food I might use some Rosemary, Peppermint, or Tea Tree in very small quantities if I should happen to venture out... but then I tend not to come into close contact with anyone these days...
Skin only becomes an elimination organ if other paths aren't working. You can not sweat in winter for an extended period of time without application of chemicals. Nobody considers using deodorant on the whole body to stop sweating entirely. I don't care if people use it. I can't afford and don't use deodorant. Shaving is another expense and risk of getting cuts.
Man is not made in perfect image. We have things like degenerative diseases and old age. And smelly body hair. Man is a product of evolution that on the whole works well enough.
Shampoo is brilliant in cleansing the 'pits' (for men mostly) though soap may do a good job (advice not applicable for those women who like their fella's pheromones).
Agree about shampoo on the head. I use a shower and a nit comb (fine toothed) to remove the dirt but retain the film of oil that helps it stay curly.
you forgot to mention the environmental damage done by the over spray ......l.o.l....those stinks oughta be banned
i've not used deodorants since high school 60+ yrs. ago , but i really enjoyed the hilarious ads you used to demo the propaganda
i've always thought it was just another aspect of the self hatred of our bodies taught to "civilized" european types by an unnamed religion
I used or rather tried to use deodorant years ago as I was concerned with my smell. After service in the military, I was unable to apply any deodorant as all of them irritated my axilla terribly. So I just quit using them. I haven't used deodorant for more than 25 years now and I don't stink at all. Most people ask me what I do to not stink. I have no idea.
I haven't used deodorants for years I think a healthy diet makes a big difference
I heard lemon juice works well as a deodorant but havents tried it
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