100 Years of Deodorant | Allure

Take a look back at the last hundred years of deodorant and antiperspirant, from the Ladies' Home Journal advertisements for Odo-ro-no antiperspirant in 1919, to the ban on aerosol CFCs in the 1970s to Botox injections of underarms in the 2000s.
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100 Years of Deodorant | Allure

[@pinkpanther7442]

Anyone hate it when you’re about to leave in the morning and then realize you forgot to put on deodorant?

[@devannyblanco3309]

Yup and then you have to go back and apply some

[@andresuston7692]

I didn't believe that could happen to someone until it happened to me....."I actually left home and forgot deodorant". LoL

[@goku6217]

YES

[@gabby1569]

OMG SAME

[@idk-oe7tk]

Pink Panther Or when all ur deodorants have dried and the flake when u put them on, like gurl I ruined my jeans today XD

[@notafailure2138]

2:49 Imagine she wasn't holding the bottle the right way and she just sprayed the whole thing in her eyes ...

[@krisherrick4261]

I was so anxious that was going to happen haha

[@youssifnm]

Tae's Buttcheeks omg NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@myapche8685]

Tae's Buttcheeks lol I can see it in my head the spray going in to her eyes

[@CJ-mn6iw]

I thought the same thing actually.

[@billybleach8565]

Cool

[@leonardmyers1674]

and yet highschool boys still don’t know what it is... AXE does not count as deodorant if it makes you smell worse

[@shreeyastache]

Leonard Myers Right, I walked by a group of 8th grade boys and was hit by the smell of really strong Axe.

[@wackmack7708]

It makes me want to barf

[@shreeyastache]

Miss Victoria God, my boyfriend uses so much axe and it sucks. I can’t find one 8th grade boy who isn’t dripping in axe.

[@CJ-im2uu]

Leonard Myers My district tried to ban Axe used in school hours while the water to the showers in JHS was not offered.

[@iboopyournose8194]

AND YOU PREFER THEM SMELL BAD?

[@elainasmith1700]

20s women be like HOW DARE YOU THINK I SMELL

[@analisapena3086]

EVEN THOUGH I DO. Sorry, had to finish your comment there.

[@briankelly9347]

Gets me hard

[@zain4019]

Brian Kelly Pretty sure a woman’s smell is the closest you’ll ever get to one if it “makes you hard”

[@AsdfGhjkl-tj8mv]

But the offensive thing is they thought it was them being female that caused them to smell lmfao, they were targeting womens natural bodies in the beginning instead of everybody's body odor

[@aidrovo89]

Elaina Smith 😂

[@mayhr42]

4:46 i could *literally* smell the picture

[@jadew6795]

Omg i could too wtf

[@analisapena3086]

Smells like the middle school bus I have to suffer on everyday.

[@martinbefartin]

Nani?

[@BrightAwake]

oh my god me too. i was "genuine" 😂

[@yyyamila]

Omg, this guy in my class brought a can of axe into the room. It smelled like *WEED* !

[@marit_]

My grandma was born in the 1920s, i feel sorry that she had to see such obnoxious ads.

[@user-jd2rk8bd2y]

Mar T lol you are lame

[@devdasrai]

Different time and era. Such ads weren’t really considered obnoxious at that time.... things like that were the norm and culture then!

[@satanrice9147]

If she was born in the 1920s, I doubt she read a lot of magazines before she was 10

[@shanareehamrick5342]

Yeah my Grandmother was born in 1924.. It had to have sucked back then..

[@qrxmes2073]

xXhighrushXx and you seem about 10

[@kaydens.3977]

I know alot of people are gonna hate on this, but I think it's cool that one of the models doesn't have shaved pits and it doesn't look out of place or bad at all.

[@CJ-mn6iw]

I agree to an extent. I don’t love the look but I’m glad they included it.

[@f0rever1]

Yes because we all gotta include the special snowflakes somehow somewhere, right?

[@nihilisticbarbie]

No offense, but why do we have to politicize underarm hair. Both sides are equally annoying. If you want to maintain yours, whatever. If you wanna get rid of it, whatever. Not sure what's all this talk of 'special snowflakes' and people making a big deal over it, in 2019. Who cares at this point

[@imunderyourbed8082]

2SeungGDaeYang #GG4EVA It’s funny how ppl like you complain about „special snowflakes“, but in fact they simply can’t tolerate ppl with other opinions.

[@AshLee-tm7fl]

@@f0rever1 If accepting what you are born with makes you a special snowflake, I would rather be one than one that abides the pressure of weird, commercial brain-washed social norm.

[@sFlapperGirl]

I wonder how the first deodorant smelled in the 1920s?

[@mariecurie5892]

i wonder what they used before the deodorant were invented 🤔

[@Tiara-wm1ch]

Angelica Blossom I don’t think they used anything, natural body odor was just a normal thing

[@sFlapperGirl]

Angelica Blossom they had body Oder

[@kilaa0007]

less offensive to men for sure

[@gretchensmith2852]

@@mariecurie5892 Strong cologne (not the 'eau de parfum' common today) was used to cover body odors for hundreds of years.

[@makhs8750]

I keep reading "antiperspirant" as "antidepressant"

[@xg.urox_]

Same.

[@rosetyler6836]

Pretty sure only 50% of men using deodorant is still true today😂

[@eamami1087]

Right😂😂

[@user-bk1xu8eh9q]

Yeah that's by no means true.

[@soggycereal8626]

True!

[@rosetyler6836]

@@user-bk1xu8eh9q Somebody hasn't been to high school in a while and/or have never worked in customer service.

[@user-bk1xu8eh9q]

@@rosetyler6836 I am in highschool. I can tell you that it's not true.

[@germansheperdlover4599]

ok boys (and some girls) Putting deoterant/perfume/cologne is NOT A SHOWER

[@maqq]

AMEN!!!

[@VanNessy97]

Tell that to high schoolers who are constantly pressured to get into a good college

[@vanessaarroyo6703]

@@VanNessy97 ... Girl what?😂😂

[@jackwilliams5474]

@@vanessaarroyo6703 She's weird, don't mind her LOL!

[@tidepodpadthai2633]

...And?

[@cinzabeary5226]

Gah are they kidding??? Mens underarm sweat makes me run far FAR away. I sure don't have lightened moods when I'm on a crowded, unairconditioned bus on a hot day.

[@Esperandoonoivo]

Yes. Well, do you have a husband? Well, when he arrives of a heavy day of work, that's whats they are talking about. I do not like to hug or be close to my husband before he takes a shower, but it is not bad at all to have his smell arround the house. I think their smell modifies our natural hormonic rates. Well, they say the same about female's smell. 12 hours without taking a shower and changing my underwear make me feel uncounfortable. But, guess what? Men like it. In Japan there are machines which smell used female underwear for men to buy and smell. Hormones are more important than we think.

[@cinzabeary5226]

@Belladonna Noir Never said anything about Axe. But I do agree it's vile and triggers my respiratory allergies.

[@cinzabeary5226]

@@Esperandoonoivo Weird. I lived with a guy for 9 years and I always had to nag him to put some sort of deodorant on. Nothing ridiculously potent, but something so he wouldn't stink. I've lived with my mom's husband and, my GOD, did he reek when he worked on the backyard and gardens. And the stench would transfer onto everything he touched. I like the fresh, clean smell that comes right after a good shower. That's why some people enjoy sex in the shower, and clean their sheets, so you don't have to roll around in each others filth.

[@Esperandoonoivo]

@@cinzabeary5226 well, I do not like to hug him or have sex in the situation I mettioned. What I Just asked myself (and KZbin viewers who read these comments) is that the research makes sense to me. I think the answer is hormones. Do I preffer my beloved one after a shower and a nice, fresh, tropical perfum? Yes, I do. But the natural smell is not bad for me at all. Another (non sexual) example: baby smell. Babies smell a Mix of baby powder and old milk (the old milk part, is not so good at all), but is nice to smell them. I understand what you say and even agree with you, but I think there os another side of that point of view that makes very much sense to me. Anyways, sorry for my English and thanks for contribute nicely with your life experiência.

[@TheBeanCherry]

So I really like the smell of my boyfriend and also don‘t mind it if he is sweaty. I mean it happens anyway if you have sex. But we don‘t like the smell of anybody. But we studies suggesting that we are genetically more compatible of we can smell each other

[@Emy-tq1wl]

We are in 2019 and some ppl keep saying that they're first in the comments ? 😂

[@avabaumann3250]

Chani Park PLEASE

[@LindaFromSeaAtTull]

The most annoying people on KZbin, ever!! No one cares of you're first.

[@Emy-tq1wl]

@Moon Jar omg I thought I was the only stay here 😅

[@jungkookie4788]

I know right gotta hit them with that ddu du ddu du

[@Emy-tq1wl]

@@jungkookie4788 Yasss ! 😂

[@korinneguthrie]

Since switching to natural deodorant, I've started to sweat less and less..

[@amandakay0429]

Me too under my arms. I live in Texas so I do still sweat some but not nearly as bad on my pits.

[@shashashasha4239]

The essential oils in them always give me contact dermatitis :(

[@xenaa145]

What brand/type do you use?

[@korinneguthrie]

@@xenaa145 right now I'm using myro. I'm sensitive to baking soda in skin products, so I have to be careful which brands I use. One of my coworkers uses Tom's with no issues.

[@LisaMBello]

I’ve been using Lume. I find that I don’t sweat as much. The trick with Lume is that you have to detox your clothes, ones you’ve worn before, with an enzyme detergent first. Otherwise, old smells that were trapped in the fabric get reactivated if you don’t.

[@ElineSandes]

I have hyperhidrosis and found out milk of magnesia works more efficiently than deodorant. I’ve been using it for a couple of years now and it minimizes sweating, lightens that darkness of pits (shaven or not) and reduces odor. To smell nicely I spray rosewater on top.

[@emyah]

Lillian Sanders I HAVE THAT TOO DO U SMELL MORE OR SWEAT MORE CAUSE I WANNA TRY THAT

[@ElineSandes]

KimTaehyung’s t r a s h 。。 ??? I used to sweat more than smell, but tbh both were really annoying!! MoM’s a life hack everyone deserves to know

[@sunsettime970]

What is hyperhidrosis

[@lilychancey4446]

Finally, one of these “100 years” videos that has actual facts about the trends

[@verosalvo1]

It's nothing new that 20's and 30's advertising is always shaming women. If we don't use deodorant we can't get a man, "beautiful but dumb" like wtf.

[@erikaparra8118]

Verónica Salvo mhm

[@lizarrington3636]

True that was wrong but u still gotta put deodorant so u won't smell. And I'm speaking about men and women.

[@NDWest]

I remember being fascinated by my mom's roll-on deodorant in the 80's: it was a thick & gloopy liquid and the colors on the bottle were pink & lime green. Once dried on my fingertips, it was chalky...still gave that feeling you'd get now if today's deodarant got on your fingers and you rubbed them together.

[@einewolkeimhimmel]

you forgot people making their own deodorant since a couple of years!

[@ceciliahernandez4190]

Anne mit E I was gonna say this!

[@nadanagy3287]

@Childish Gambino I used grounded alum mixed with baby talc powder, for over 20 years ans it's amazing and natural

[@nadanagy3287]

@Childish Gambino no it only control odor , i don't recommend using any deodorants that "blocks" your sweat glands

[@Skeksistential-crisis]

Be careful tho, isn’t talc a carcinogen?

[@Swychek]

@Childish Gambino Baking soda, coconut oil, baking powder + essential oil if want. Best natural deodorant ever :)

[@CastellonZamora]

I always wondered how Downton Abbey smelled...

[@snowkittten]

They STUNK fam. I’m sure they masked it for the most part with perfumes and talc, but that probably wasn’t even a thing til later.

[@ivylasangrienta6093]

But they also didn't do anything that would have made them sweat like work or exercise. As for the servants they must have reeked.

[@bodyofhope]

They didn't frown on the naturally occurring scent of humans like we do today. In the modern age we are smell snobs lol

[@andresuston7692]

@@ivylasangrienta6093 They were riding horses and going out shooting. They also wore all those heavy fabric clothes and don't forget the women were strapped into corsets and all kinds of things including the actual dress.

[@nihilisticbarbie]

Stank

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

I havent worn anti-perspirant in over a decade and instead stick to naturally deodorizing oils and creams. Sweating is not only natural, but HEALTHY.

[@luciazaviacicova3594]

I feel sorry for people tht have to smell you

[@xony8261]

Oh my god...... please do 100 years of face jewelry Next that would be pretty interesting

[@MissVasques]

Gosh. So many ppl saying they don’t need a deoderant. That they don’t stink, it is just their personal smell. I find it very hard to believe that you don’t stink if you sweat. Maybe if you showered in the morning and stayed still the rest of the day in a cool room in thin clothes. Otherwise, yes you do sweat and smell, you just don’t feel it yourself anymore. It is like if you use the same perfume each day for a long time, you feel the scent less and less and might put on extra thinking it have become weaker. But to others especially strangers the scent, stench, is strong. Blame companies and advertisement all you want but ppl stank before, they just didn’t know there was a alternative yet or felt like it would less manly etc to use it.

[@SchlichteToven]

Probably most people saying they don't stink actually do, but I have known a couple weirdos who actually didn't need to wear antiperspirant because they never stank. I think it was mostly because they would almost never sweat, even with hot weather and exercise. It was definitely a genetic thing, because it ran in their family (to not sweat, not stink).

[@anemari5809]

Your earwax can tell alot about your sweat. Some people produce wet earwax, while others stay dry. The white, flaky (dry) type probably means that you also lack a certain chemical in your sweat that leads to body odor. Dark and sticky (wet) earwax, however, means you'll want to keep deodorant handy

[@salf.7484]

I get your point but some people really just dont smell, my mom doesnt and brags about it all the time 🙄 I dont think i got that gene tho lol

[@GenerationNextNextNext]

When everybody stinks, you don't smell it anymore.

[@Elisheval]

100 years of deodorant and not a mention of the "anti perspiration" effect? Some people don't stink, they just sweat...

[@pinkpineapple9663]

My great grandma (born in the 20's) always used Tussy. It smelled kinda like cloves and cinnamon, and it was a potted cream that you dip your fingers in and apply as such.

[@JacobSnell1998]

Many women didn't shave their underarms in the 1930's. It wouldn't be until later decades they would shave.

[@JacobSnell1998]

@mary sunshine That is very modern. That wouldn't be until the 80's and 90's. Leg shaving didn't become a necessity until the 40's and 50's. And underarms would begin being shaved by the 1910's, but only become almost universal (at least here in the Staes) in the 40's.

[@fransuke12]

In the Philippines. We use Tawas ( Aluminum Potassium Sulfate ) in form of Crystal or powder which remove B.O , sweat and prevent underarm darkening.

[@rexol5539]

That's why you don't smell every Philippines that i know they smell so fresh thats why you use . I will go and buy it

[@lilyleo5089]

Tip: staying hydrated keeps the smell of your sweat down.

[@lizarrington3636]

But still wear deodorant.

[@lilyleo5089]

@@lizarrington3636 obviously

[@lizarrington3636]

@@lilyleo5089 tbh I've been around people who didn't wear deodorant and let me tell u... I almost died.

[@aflower6955]

@@lizarrington3636 Same, I get out of the place as soon as I can xD

[@lizarrington3636]

@@aflower6955 😂😂

[@piggugudu1327]

I’m intrigued by the natural crystal ball deodorant! I wonder what that was like.

[@peacheillo2641]

They actually still have that! It's called "Crystal" deodorant. They make natural sprays as well. I use their sprays. I've never tried the actual crystal one, but I've heard good things!

[@jaydaj.4946]

Loved that they showed that girls armpit hair at 1:45

[@ofmr42]

Jayda J. I didn't even notice. Rockin it!

[@krisherrick4261]

Agree!!!!

[@jaydaj.4946]

Belladonna Noir Everyone has armpit hair in every era, but it’s cool they actually showed hers.

[@junsngs]

Jayda J. Its disgusting

[@jaydaj.4946]

Qian Kun It’s natural

[@monkeysdolls325]

Wasn't the song at the end an old snapchat filter?????

[@AnonymousSoH2]

@@shivanishamar yeah! with a view of palm trees i think in the reflection of the sunglasses.

[@monkeysdolls325]

@@shivanishamar Yea, the round sunglasses with the palm trees haha!!!

[@shivanishamar]

Anonymous ya LMAO

[@mercedesrodriguez4938]

Yes same thought! Does anyone remember the title of it tho? It's really catchy lol

[@sofiabravo1994]

viperashiv imagine 20 years from now and reminisce about the old Snapchat jingles and filters telling my daughter OH you missed out on those days 😂

[@mordecairigby5978]

I knew the smells like teen spirt was gonna be here😂😂😂

[@icannotcomeupwithanything4609]

I died as soon as I saw that. 🤣

[@personincognito3989]

I use a brand called native. It is a deodorant, it smells good, it works and it has no aluminum

[@bynniebg]

I love Native!! I’ve been using natural deodorant for a year and a half and I’m never going back to using an antiperspirant.

[@zinab2blessa]

I have used some natural deodrants and but didnt suit me at all. I am going to try the homemade ones and see if they help! I remember in my home country women used baby powder or a clear stone which i assume was some type of raw mineral.

[@morganrosentrater4329]

zinab2blessa the brand they mentioned in the video, Crystal, sells the mineral/salt blocks. I’ve seen them at Walgreens as well as Walmart if you live in the states

[@zinab2blessa]

@@morganrosentrater4329 I don't live in the states, but going there sonn. So I will check them out. Thank you for the suggestion 💚

[@hannap8052]

I actually prefer using mens deodorant, it's stronger and just works better

[@millyrodriguez2065]

Hania P. facts👌 axe excite works better on me than most women deodorants!!

[@bee5120]

I still use the women's but I also put on perfume anyways (on wrists, neck, and behind ears).

[@jasminereyes4078]

I used 2 different types of men’s deodorant I don’t remember what they were but they irritated my skin so not for me

[@briankelly9347]

Then I come around and lick it off

[@laine6407]

It’s made stronger because men B.O smells worse.

[@naiema9356]

Its always that one day where I don't wear deoderant my class has track, runs around the school two times and has outside dpa in the HEAT! 🤦

[@ibsuper_cute370]

That dude who was modeling for the ww2 part was pretty good looking

[@christian_birkenberger]

Ayeee that’s me! My Instagram is christian_birkenberger

[@depressedcat2561]

And a pretty smelly one too

[@samarsreviews6313]

Hey gus , Try the application of natural rose oil on your armpits . It is a natural antimicrobal and it moistrize your skin as well , but first be sure that you do not have a sensetivity ...

[@Lareed112]

i really love these hundred years of videos i find them very interesting

[@annam9047]

So happy to see women with arm pit hair! I’m not brave enough to do it myself....I know I shouldn’t care what other people think but....I do

[@Meredythe]

Not wearing deodorant, major turn off.

[@kc4988]

Meredith De Paulo I’ve never worn it.

[@Meredythe]

@@kc4988 a personal choice, but highly appreciated if people wear it. There's natural deodorant like Tom's of Maine and Native. Maybe you are lucky not to need it, there are people who don't sweat. I work in healthcare and it physically demanding so a person gets stinky. I can deal with cleaning bowel movements, urine, vommitt, and blood off people. However any I have vommited from co-workers with stinky underarms. The scent of unwashed body ( the exact smell I encountered hot rotting onions with maggot infested dead body) can turn even the strongest stomach.

[@kc4988]

Meredith De Paulo that’s fair enough but a lot of people have sensitive skin under there and deodorant really irritates it. As long as you wash under there at least once a day it’s not needed. Unless you’re an excessive sweater but in that case I think people should visit their GP.

[@Miquelalalaa]

Meredith De Paulo They probably have stinky underarms because of poor sleep and a poor diet. Typical of people in such demanding jobs. Deodorant is only a quick fix.

[@sayJessg]

When I was a child I didn’t smell never even wore deodorant until I was in year 7 and girls in the changing rooms used scented sprays and I wanted to copy them and suddenly I became immune to it. There are actually people who don’t smell of body oder because they never used deodorant like china for example

[@chesneyspence3432]

In my teenage years I used to sweat a lot, got rid of using deodorant when I was 19 because that’s when I met my BF who actually weirdly and grossly enough-loves the smell of my BO. I now only wear it when I know I’ll be sweating that day. Which is like once or twice a week. Used to hate wearing it anyways.

[@cynoglav9665]

I remember reading somewhere that your b.o. actually smells nicer to people who love you, especially your significant others.

[@sweatpantsprincess3239]

I'm absolutely adoring one of the models having armpit hair! Hell yes! Especially because we saw it in the '40's, and you know materials rationing wouldn't have permitted body razors. I do find that it decreases odor, for me, so I do shave my pits, but if you don't need to? Lordy, get away with it! I'm totally using that tip about blisters. Thanks for this video!

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

But she's so inaccurate. Her tattoos and shaved head for most of the decades.

[@keisya2065]

3:50 Raise your hand if your "sure" 😅😂

[@andila716]

People today become more and more sensible to odor. Body odor had been normal since the beginning, especially until the 70', a little swear odor was normal since everyone was supposed to work, we all had the same. Now it's all perfume and thinking we're dirty because we have a little odor after the shower which is totally normal. We're more and more superficial. When I go to rural area after one or 2 days you don't even smell these odor anymore it become normal. But hey, deodorant make money :) even with natural deodorant you'll get that odor, it shows how dangerous modern deodorant are.

[@Esperandoonoivo]

Normal? Yes. Nice to smell? No. Better smell like flowers than smell like 'body odor'. Where I live, people have very good higienic habits. It is considered normal to taken 2 or 3 showers a day in summer. Some people don't do that. Resoult: crowed bus, hours in traffic jam and you being forced to smell the real proof of other's people lazyness of taking a shower. Extremally human odor leads our brains to sickness and not health people. Be near those poor people who live on streets. You will see how bad human natural odor can make you feel.

[@andila716]

@@Esperandoonoivo that's not how it work honey. Take whatever shower you want, without chemical product you'll still have that smell. And you can't even smell it. That's why Asian can't smell themselves, I can say if you're black, Indian, Nordic, slave or anything else with their odor, of they don't use product. We all have a personal smell. That's what I'm trying to say, chemical product made us sensible to things we couldn't even smell before.

[@Esperandoonoivo]

@Autumn Goldsmith well, there must be a point of balance in this world of baths. Perfums I understand are not for health reasons, but baths yes. Stop a while and think about different civilazations all arround the world. Asians, africans, americans, most people had very good higienic habits. Chinese, for example, used incenses do disguise the smell of sick people in a room (sick people have bad smell). Well, we do not take too much cold, but we take a lot of showers and use a lot of perfum. I apologize for my English and wish you a nice Friday and excelent weekend.

[@jenana6882]

@@Esperandoonoivo taking that many showers a day is stripping the natural oils off of your skin and can actually raise the intensity of your body oder and really dry out your skin. It's not healthy and you should only shower once a day and wash your hair every other day. Yes hygene is definitely important but you shouldn't overdo it

[@hestiapetrina9522]

Well me from Indonesia which means we are here live in the tropical climate. I bet you don't want to smell how amazing natural odor here just because you didn't take shower for a day.

[@bee4472]

I found this while looking for a video on the invention of deodorant, it’s a great story that this video touched on, haven’t yet found a video on the invention and marketing strategies of the woman who first got the idea

[@lauriekeeys8416]

3:19 if deodorants looked like that now I would totally buy it

[@SpiralBreeze]

Stopped wearing it over 12 years ago, no more stained clothes, and come to find out the aluminum actually blocks the stuff and can make you smell worse. Now I only use tea tree oil if I’m going out and I don’t have any problems.

[@KatarinaS.]

I think they put stuff in modern beauty products, including deodorant, that makes us dependent on them.

[@KimiHayashi]

my boyfriend uses tea tree oil and he thinks he doesn't smell,but trust me it only masks the odor,but doesnt get rid of it. ever sprayed Pledge after taking a dump ? It's exactly like that,but with body odor instead

[@SpiralBreeze]

Kimmy Kat well everyone is different I used to smell really bad now I don’t but I also changed my diet. Who knows?

[@littlemisspancakes.7486]

@@KimiHayashi lol poor guy

[@cristinaaybar8672]

I feel like they have run out of '"100 Years of" segment ideas....

[@irismunoz9134]

Cristina Aybar actually i low key been wondering how deodorant was made back in the day lmao 😭😭

[@asphodelale]

The peculiar thing about modern deodorants is that they are so perfumed they can actually be stinkier than regular body stank. Seriously, you'd think that the purpose of *DE*odorant would be to not smell at all, instead of smelling like the floral room at an overly enthusiastic funeral parlor.

[@jsharkee]

Not everyone need deodorants because some people just don't have body odour. I shower every single day and scrub my underarms squeaky clean and I never smell. I still keep one in my bathroom though and maybe use it once a month. I think body odour has a lot to do with a person's diet!!

[@rubylynch7540]

meat eaters smell more im pretty sure. i eat meat, but i go veggie for lent and smell much better for that period

[@jsharkee]

@@rubylynch7540 not sure about that but I've eaten meat all my life!

[@bodyofhope]

@@rubylynch7540 yes that is true! Some of it is genetic also.

[@emyah]

jsharkee what race are u if ur from south East Asian decent that could be why 💜

[@jsharkee]

@@emyah yes i am!

[@dianastamos4439]

1:31 “Ceramic whiskey jug” ? Um... THAT IS A MAPLE SYRUP JUG! 😂

[@samantha8178]

So I have rarely worn deodorant my whole life, I am 35. Usually I will wear it only when I know I will do like a job interview or something where I will sweat a lot or be nervous. Most people I talk to seem to think it is a vital thing, but I don't even notice a strong distinct smell from my armpits other than the slight scent of myself. I thought maybe I was just used to it and asked others if they have ever smelled anything bad from me and no one has. Even my husband has never said anything. I think because I don't continuously block my armpits with aluminum they function normally. I don't think we are actually meant to wear deodorant daily. However I do shower daily and shave/wash my armpits. That's usually all I need.

[@c_p1858]

A deodorant ad before this video. Coincidence? I THINK NOT

[@xaviano2903]

im so proud of the woman showing her pit hair off so proudly 💖

[@gianluca-h8z]

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[@pikachuneoncat6480]

Weird how something that is now not only the norm but is expected is still relatively new.

[@bodyofhope]

If you want to smell even better, be more mindful of what you put into your body! -Drink lots of water -Stay bathroom regular so bacteria doesn't linger -eat less meat, processed sugar, and bread/pasta -Take Chlorophyll, peppermint, and cranberry supplements Of course, the fresher and more plant based your food is the better for regulating the bacteria that causes most bad smells. **Certain spices and teas can create unwanted BO.

[@ramfaki1256]

Mary M: Hello Mary🤗❕Plant based diet certainly BUT avoid consuming onions,garlics and leeks...ew!

[@annapaulikonis2433]

Or just wear deodorant .

[@kendallw.4270]

Yo chlorophyll is just a pigment. Eating a pigment doesn't make you sweat less.

[@bodyofhope]

@@kendallw.4270 Chlorophyll is the blood of plants. It turns sunlight into energy, and yes it is the pigment that makes a plant green. Scientists have found that amazingly, it's not too different from human plasma. When humans ingest chlorophyll, our red blood cells multiply! A religion that doesn't allow blood transfusions will instead take high doses chlorophyll to promote blood volume. It adds oxygen into the blood cells which has many benefits, it's rich with naturally occurring copper which is great for healthy kidneys and liver (when taken with zinc). It has naturally ocurring magnesium which has a long list of benefits. It can improve blood pressure, energy, even athletes take it for faster recovery. I love the Chlorofresh brand, and I can verify that it has improved my condition called POTS :)

[@peggy2983]

I'm just jealous at how perfect their underarms look

[@emelie376]

The guy gave me such NEWSIES feels

[@africanmate8036]

picked myself up an old spice timber anti perspirent & deodorant saving it for school on monday smells great.

[@zoeniemeijer7920]

can I get the guy's ig for scientific purposes....

[@christian_birkenberger]

Thats me!!! @christian_birkenberger

[@christian_birkenberger]

Amity X 😂😂😂 hello!

[@oliveranderson7264]

Christian Birkenberger lmaoooo unbelievable

[@geethasrikumar2214]

@@christian_birkenberger u actually turned up for the comment. Ohmygosh!!

[@christian_birkenberger]

geetha bandari g haha I had to see if people liked it! 👌🏼 glad they do!

[@jongupguppie7413]

This was extremely entertaining and educational.

[@verafang607]

East Asians are genetically predisposed for the allele associated with a reduction in body odor, so in China it wasn't a thing until recently.

[@helsiclife]

But I live in China and people's B.O is horrible!!! I wish they wear deodorant

[@Ottolineification]

you meant korea

[@r.r.r9300]

That doesn't mean that they have no body odor...

[@_cherly5097]

Helsic en China Because they don’t clean themselves very well. It’s not about genes.

[@_cherly5097]

Kitsuke France I just checked wiki. Korea number 1 100% then China 80% Mongolian 75% Japan 69% then Thai and such

[@tippintoes1585]

i love the Superstar reference at 4:06

[@bripez]

I use nuud deodorant. It’s made of microsilver which kills the smelly bacteria. It’s amazing. I only have to apply it every 3 days.

[@nou-ci4tt]

*_the more you know_* 💫

[@avagarcia-blacker796]

Ahhhhh I see whatcha did

[@Wis_Dom]

Other darker cultures have been using deodorant and fragrances since the beginning of time. Especially those in warmer climates like Africa. I got into a debate with a lot of white guys who believe in only taking 5-10 minutes showers. Their culture comes from colder climates where showering everyday would might not be necessary. Which is why a lot have a hard time transitioning into warmer temperature hygiene rules.

[@queenditty2783]

Love this

[@5ksubswithoutvids221]

1:45 Woman: hey! Stop filming they cant see my hair

[@insertrandomusername3402]

itsjessbruh roblox “skin”

[@girlinabox1943]

I honestly feel like, at least in my personal experience, having armpit hair reduces odor and sweat.

[@inaserquina835]

"Do you know that I'm riding this horse backwards?"

[@happymolecule8894]

I love seeing how culture changes

[@myatadlock9454]

Dude what some people don't realize is that axe is not a shower in a can 🤣

[@twinklybones8952]

ah! I see a Myro deodorant in the natural shots. Very cool. I’ve been using it for a few months and I’ve been so happy, especially since it produces less waste!

[@cloflomonster]

I never use deodorant. my sweat has a clean, salty, and almost sweet smell, but not odious. After a couple of days of not showering is when it becomes stinky, or if I'm on my period, or really stressed out. I also don't shave my pits. I would like to see more people trying out zero-waste, handmade, natural deodorants. they're available on etsy and in-stores, or you can DIY them!

[@CK-lc1kz]

that's probably why people sweat so much because their pores are trying to remove the toxins from the deodorant. But so beneficial in going natural! We can do the same with pure coconut oil (antibacterial) and baking soda (neutralises smels) and add in oils like frackinscence things like that... I always look at the book Renegade Beauty by Nadine Artemis.

[@2PMisTimeless]

Coconut is dangerous. Causing cancer

[@CK-lc1kz]

@• H Ä X A N • bloody oath, cheers mate

[@foilhatbrigade9504]

"Ban" is my favorite! The scent 'sweet surrender' is heaven

[@JulietCastella]

2:48 Poppy is that u? Im poppy.. Im poppy.. Im poppy

[@pathoesr7872]

Literally no one thought BO was a problem until we made it one.

[@aimlessalix8066]

Man i need to go back to teen spirit every now and then😂 I miss it

[@kirraakers7208]

4:25 I love that movie!😂

[@idk-oe7tk]

6:17 Me in Summer: *Wakes up in an ocean of sweat* Me: *ITS SHOWER TIME BISHHH*

[@bodyofhope]

Advertising has made us body scent snobs! Shaming women and working class men was straight up classicism on part of the ad agencies. We are land mammals, and there is nothing "dirty" about our naturally occurring pheromones. There is plenty wrong with the chemicals and artificial fragrances we use to hide the crazy shame we have with a little sweat.

[@sayurivkg]

If you ever took a crowded bus in middle of the summer you would totally change your mind about deodorants when you are on the point to vomit from the smell some people carry. If you smell bad first of all you should be disgusted about yourself.

[@bodyofhope]

@@sayurivkg I sure have growing up in NYC. No, I am not ashamed by a little body odor now and then. I feel sorry for you if you're disgusted by yourself. Love yourself, take care of yourself, own your body, and be kind and compassionate to others. Some people have medical conditions that cause BO, they can't help that and shouldn't be ashamed of it.

[@tanithalakai4538]

@@bodyofhope Tbh I don't care, nobody is bound to suffer from your smell. There's plenty of safe deodorants to use. I just don't get why anybody would willingly want to smell of sweat and have their clothes dirty easily when they could just spray themselves or take a shower.

[@bodyofhope]

@@tanithalakai4538 Yes, of course. For the ppl who can tolerate the chemicals, fragrances in deodorant and antiperspirant. People who don't mind getting cancer for the sake of smelling better, they should go right ahead. But for the ppl who have severe allergies, chronic illnesses that make them sick over damn near everything that touches their skin, and people who have breast cancer and lymph cancer in their family, it's straight up not even worth it. You weigh the risk vs reward and realize you'd rather live a longer healthier life without it if you can't find one that's safe. Edit: yes there are safe deodorants out there, but have you found ones that work bc I have not. They give me rashes, hives or just don't work. Lume is working, finally a natural deodorant that doesn't break me into hives 🙌🦄

[@tanithalakai4538]

@@bodyofhope That's exactly why I said "or take a shower"

[@Miquelalalaa]

Deodorant is only a quick fix. A lifestyle change like a healthier diet and better sleep will result in a more pleasant smell.

[@maddy8974]

Did I just get a deodorant ad? Yes, yes I did.

[@sarahruebenson9239]

I love how there is a deodorant ad

[@XaraFiasco]

Coconut oil mixed with baking soda makes the best deodorant and it's waaaay cheaper and more effective too.

[@2PMisTimeless]

Sure. Using coconut oil is super dangerous. Causing cancer. Please don't use coconut oil. Although deodorant is also causing breast cancer lol.

[@jox97]

2PMisTimeless Coconut oil causes cancer???? Even when u just apply it on your face/skin? Not ur armpits?

[@rube6361]

@@jox97 it doesn't cause cancer don't worry

[@beth8775]

The problem is how much that stains your clothes.

[@seashell9612]

Bicarb will probably give you a rash eventually - the pH is very high

[@alyssia7239]

What's the text at 6:15 ? I can't see it because there's the link for an other video on top… Please, pay attention when you edit :)

[@Thebratzbaby]

Right, that's what I just said in my head

[@daniedwards9801]

research show that for maximum affectiveness antiperspirant should be applied before bed because your sweat glands are least active at night

[@alyssia7239]

@@daniedwards9801 thank you !

[@I_am_Ravenclaw]

Erm.. I can see it clearly, nothing's blocking it?

[@iboopyournose8194]

@@I_am_Ravenclaw maybe it is because you're watching it on a phone instead of a comouter... I think.

[@Bustedrocket]

Something about the "Founder THINKS whisky is manly" sounds so sarcastic and I'm crying

[@vampcatassassin]

4:56 tell me why does she look like a sims 4 townie??

[@katiam954]

No views 15 likes... *Why am i not surprised?*

[@Minniecx]

No one: No one at all: Allure:100 years of deodorant

[@Etceterotic]

The salt crystal works so well and doesn’t break me out!

[@skrattardu20]

Deodorant is one thing i cannot live without. Been using them since 3rd grade cuz it's very hot in where i live, high humidity, pollution and i have to walk from the bus stop to my campus back to back.. i am one sweaty gurl😂

[@lulawalynski9291]

The guy is the exact définition of MANLINESS

[@christian_birkenberger]

Lula Walynski ayee thats me christian_birkenberger on Instagram

[@cynthiapierre8292]

Yay im finally a liitle early for the first time

[@katieyoung2046]

You're 2 hours and 30 minutes late

[@a_9939]

3:51 don’t raise your hands 😂😂

[@jasfhergadingan6938]

5:36 did you know that im riding this horse backwards?

[@clairek2679]

2:27 I'm disappointed

[@bronwenkubiak7666]

There was an add for deodorant before the video 😂

[@sabina1256]

The best thing I used as deodorant is baking soda , please try it girls . Even if there’s no aluminum there are other metals that harm you in common deodorants

[@supremethunder49]

They're so hyped about their deodorant I love it 😂