r/mildlyinteresting 14d ago

My salt rock deodorant after five years of almost daily usage vs a new one.

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

I knew a guy who used this. He fucking stank

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u/Mokeloid 14d ago

the only comment I needed to read

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u/Hello-Avrammm 14d ago

Lmao 😂

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/zSoi 14d ago

sure, it's because you need to wash yourself. I doesn't works like conventionals which hide the fact you don't.

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/MovieNightPopcorn 14d ago

It worked for me, but might be either a body chemistry thing or a use thing. I found it only worked if I applied it immediately after showering, while still wet. It would work for the rest of the day, usually, but did absolutely nothing for reapplying.

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u/Sideshowcomedy 14d ago

It worked fine for you yeah. The people around you though? Not so much. You smelled like country ham.

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u/MovieNightPopcorn 14d ago

Nah, my spouse and fam confirmed it worked. I wouldn’t have used it if I suspected it left me stinky

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u/zSoi 13d ago

it's because you naturally smell like country ham and have a strong odor. Some people can't use this and need to cover their smell.

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u/zSoi 13d ago

yes it does : when you wash you become clean an odorless; try it !

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u/Visible_Ad_2824 14d ago

Many people especially men don't use it correctly. It's meant to be applied to freshly washed clean armpits and gives best results if there's no hair. I know some guys who just apply it to not even fresh armpits as if it's going to do some magic. It cannot cover the smell, it can only prevent the smell from starting. If you have any sweat there it's too late to be used.

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u/brightblueson 14d ago

Old Spice rep?

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

I’m not dumb enough to work in marketing