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[sabatini]

@SloopJohnB , what a wonderful usage of that line to commemorate your son's achievement! 

You sound like a great mom.

[Boehm Collector]

Looks like the Secret All Body deodorant is much cheaper than Lume.  I haven't seen the commercial.  

I just found a Dove All Body Deodorant on Amazon. 

[SloopJohnB]

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@sabatini wrote:

@SloopJohnB , what a wonderful usage of that line to commemorate your son's achievement! 

You sound like a great mom.

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@sabatini Thank you 💙

[Trailrun23]

You are right; now anything goes! I just saw a commercial for Phallofill. It took me a minute to figure out exactly what they were selling. The product is definitely not an all-over deodorant. For me, an all-over deordorant is called a shower.

[wilma]

I've seen those commercials for body deodorants.
They really seem to focus on specific body parts. Don't people wash their entire body? Are people skipping over parts? 🤔 Unless there's an "issue", I don't think most people need to spray scents everywhere and anywhere if they're showering thoroughly and regularly. 

I won't be trying any of these body deodorants. I can't use or wear anything that has a strong scent. I have to use unscented products because most scents aggravate my asthma. Even my anti-perspirant for underarms is unscented. 

Personally, I've never really wanted to smell like flowers, fruits, or foods. Even before my asthma diagnosis, I wasn't a fan of scented products. I was never a perfume person either. 

I guess some people just want to smell like something more than the clean fresh scent of a shower? Maybe they perspire more? Or maybe they have an issue causing an odor? I know there is a "movement" to take fewer showers to conserve water. Maybe some of those people will buy these deodorants? 

[Lakelife62]

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@wilma wrote:

I've seen those commercials for body deodorants.
They really seem to focus on specific body parts. Don't people wash their entire body? Are people skipping over parts? 🤔 Unless there's an "issue", I don't think most people need to spray scents everywhere and anywhere if they're showering thoroughly and regularly. 

I won't be trying any of these body deodorants. I can't use or wear anything that has a strong scent. I have to use unscented products because most scents aggravate my asthma. Even my anti-perspirant for underarms is unscented. 

Personally, I've never really wanted to smell like flowers, fruits, or foods. Even before my asthma diagnosis, I wasn't a fan of scented products. I was never a perfume person either. 

I guess some people just want to smell like something more than the clean fresh scent of a shower? Maybe they perspire more? Or maybe they have an issue causing an odor? I know there is a "movement" to take fewer showers to conserve water. Maybe some of those people will buy these deodorants? 

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The Lume products have an initial weird smell that lasts about 30 seconds. Then they don't smell at all. There's nothing perfume-y about the product. People use the products to stay odor free through a long work day, workouts, etc. I like to make sure I'm fresh right through from shower to shower and the product facilitates that, regardless of what type of activities i'm doing throughout the day.