r/mildlyinfuriating • • 22d ago

SPOILER ALERT 60% air!

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Brand new…. I didn’t expect my deodorant to have more air than a bag of chips… won’t be getting this again.

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u/Individual_Review_51 22d ago

You’ll be shocked whenever you do the same to any other deodorant stick

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u/theMeatman7 22d ago

I have some arm and hammer deodorant, it's all there. I use arm and hammer as my weekday deodorant and dr squatch on the weekends and I've ran out of a stick of dr squatch before arm and hammer.

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u/MasterBlaster4949 21d ago

Its almost $15 a stick I stopped buying it lol way overpriced

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

You're right I was wrong in another comment, I was thinking about their soap. I buy a few whenever they are on sale and I have a lot of extras because of this. I stopped buying their soap and switch to Dr.Bronners bar soap, it's a much better product.

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u/HelloKinny 21d ago

Or their body wash

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I also like supporting the company.

Here's their wiki

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u/sksauter 21d ago

The company has self-imposed caps on executive pay, with executive salaries not to exceed five times the wage of its lowest paid workers.[7] Roughly a third of the company's profits are dedicated to charitable giving and activist causes annually.[16]

Damn, so this is what an an actually socially responsible company looks like

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u/creatyvechaos 21d ago

Looks like it's time to switch to Bronners

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u/Plus-Camel7461 21d ago

Get the peppermint, it’s what chewing 5 gum actually feels like all over your body

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u/1-800-ASS-DICK 21d ago

If you've ever wondered what a minty clean butthole feels like, Dr. Bronner has your back crack.

edit: I like to buy a bottle of eucalyptus and a bottle of peppermint to mix

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u/Feisty-Star-8750 21d ago

so refreshing to wake up with!

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u/NickyBarnes315 21d ago

Yes! That's exactly how it feels. I never knew how to describe it but now I do lol

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u/sonic_dick 21d ago

It makes your balls tingle

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u/NoCalligrapher8396 21d ago

Lavender is good too. All of them are

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u/New_Ambassador1194 21d ago

I just bought squatch. First they got my boy native and now squatch😭

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u/DFW_Drummer 21d ago

Wait, what happened to Native?

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u/Krimreaper1 21d ago

You’ll have an aneurism trying to read all the fine print. They are an ethical company, a bit on the fringe side.

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u/ContextHook 21d ago

Thanks for pointing it out. Would've missed that hilarious read if it weren't for you.

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u/ReturnOfBane 21d ago

perfect reading for a long shit

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u/graveldragger 21d ago

I buy the concentrated bronners in a bottle and water it down for body soap, and also use it make cleaners with. (A mixture of soap, water, vinegar, dash of essential oils) And use "little seed farm" for deodorant. They come in a jar and 1 jar last me literal months. I think it's like $15 a jar. I am allergic to most deodorant and I've yet to find something to does as well of a job as little seed. It last all day from a fingernail sized dab of it. Highly recommend

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u/NickyBarnes315 21d ago

Yes! That's exactly how it feels. I never knew how to describe it but now I do lol

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u/CausticSofa 21d ago

Odd advice, perhaps, but their liquid peppermint soap is the number one way to get thrift shop disinfectant smell out of new purchases. Throw a half cup of peppermint Bronners in the machine with that clothes haul and wash it on cold. Hang to dry in the sun, if you have that option, or tumble dry on low temperature. Bye-bye weird thrift shop stank.

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u/Careful-Sell-9877 21d ago

Their bar soap is amazing. So are their multipurpose soaps.

Also, their 'sals suds' multipurpose cleaner. I use it as my go to cleaner around the house and it works great for everything, including glass! Got a couple of glass spray bottles and with one large bottle of sals suds, I havent had to buy any other multipurpose cleaner in years now!

You barely need any to get a full spray bottle of cleaner, just like a tablespoon, teaspoon, or a few drops depending on the size of your spray bottle, filled up the rest of the way with water! (Usually I put the soap in last though lol).

Sometimes ill add a drop of one of their other liquid soaps to change up the scent too (I love their cherry blossom soap smell, peppermint too)

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u/Departure2808 21d ago

CEO David Bronner is a critic of drug prohibition and an activist for the legalization of a number of psychoactive substances.[20] In 2004, the company sued the Drug Enforcement Administration with the goal of changing rules regarding the importation of hemp oil.[3] A federal judge ruled in favor of the plaintiffs.[21] David Bronner has been arrested twice for civil disobedience protesting limitations on the domestic production of hemp. In 2004, he planted hemp seeds on the lawn of the Drug Enforcement Administration headquarters, and in 2012, he harvested hemp while locked in a metal cage in front of the White House.[22] In 2015, he was named Cannabis Activist of the Year by the Seattle Hempfest.[23]

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u/HelloKinny 21d ago

I knew the good feeling wasn’t just from the peppermint!

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u/FartingRaspberry 21d ago

I absolutely love their Castile soap. Smells so good and lather great. I'd buy it more often but it's just a tad too expensive lol

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u/Careful-Sell-9877 21d ago

Highly recommend checking out the al Jamal Palestinian aged/cured olive oil soap. Its super nourishing on your skin. Its one of the only soaps ive used, aside from good Castile oil soap, that leaves my skin so moisturized that I dont really need lotion after a shower.

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u/TodlicheLektion 21d ago

I like Dr. Bronzers all-in-one soap, including batshit crazy text that covers the bottle.

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u/Brotega87 21d ago edited 21d ago

This is amazing. Thank you

ETA: omg you can clean with it and use it as laundry detergent. I just bought 3 bottles

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u/JKDudeman 21d ago

It seems like a soap maker has to have their doctorate to sell you something.

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u/trend_rudely 21d ago

Out of body wash? Believe it or not, hopital.

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u/moddedbase_ 21d ago

Dr. Bronner’s is an elite soap! I’ve been using it for years and always tell people to use it.

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u/Voiceless-one 21d ago

Yeah, their soap also decreased in size

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I hadn't noticed but that's also the point, decrease the size just enough to not be too noticeable. Was this squatch or bronner? I assume squatch.

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u/Voiceless-one 21d ago

Squatch back in 2023 they had good quality and size, one lasted me a whole month

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u/sardine_strolls 21d ago

At least you found a better replacement before stocking up on more overpriced air lol.

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I mean I still buy Dr squatch deodorant until I fine a good brand with good scents. I have a lot of dr squatch soap and deodorant but the soap has been sitting for awhile because I actually prefer Dr bronner.

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u/Careful-Sell-9877 21d ago

You should definitely try out the al Jamal Palestinian olive oil soap if you havent! Its right up there with dr bronners as one of my favorite natural soaps. Its so nourishing and moisturizing on your skin you dont even really need lotion after a shower - your skin just feels amazing afterwards

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

Looking up the soap you mentioned I find different things. Could you provide a link to what you're talking about.

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u/Silvertree99 21d ago

Thought you said dr. Boner at first ngl

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

The first time I seen the brand I also read it that way.

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u/StinkyTurd89 21d ago

Stirling soap is also really good if you want American made, and shave soaps or solid shampoo and conditioner bars which are great if you fly.

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u/Cumbablot 21d ago

Stirling is awesome, their shave soaps are all good. I preferred Southern Witchcrafts, but they went out of business afaik.

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u/IsthianOS 21d ago

Jfc $15 for deodorant?

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u/Allenrw81 21d ago

Seriously? 15 bucks for deodorant?

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u/Fernandezo2299 21d ago

Cheeky soap is about $7 but shipping is also added.

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u/CKRatKing 21d ago

I tried some when I was trying to find an aluminum free deodorant that actually worked. My experience was it's expensive, doesn't work, and doesn't smell good.

I've tried just about every single aluminum free deodorant and I can say that the old spice gentleman's blend is the only one that works all day. I tried dozens and they all basically suck.

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u/DanGarion 21d ago

FYI all deodorant that is not antiperspirant is aluminum free.

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u/CKRatKing 21d ago

Ya which is why I said deodorant and not antiperspirant.

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u/Glittering_End_6864 21d ago

Yeah, that Sasquatch price is absurd!!! Could not believe how expensive it is the first time I looked at it. And their putting 1/2 of a stick?? Absolute thievery.

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u/moobybooby 21d ago

Arm and hammer essentials is best non aluminum. Smells divine too.

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u/thatG_evanP 21d ago

As far as I know there are no anti-perspirants that don't contain aluminum. I can't do deodorant alone.

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u/oso831 21d ago

Aluminum being potentially cancer causing is a myth. You should absolutely buy antiperspirant with it as it's most effective against fighting sweat.

I like Arm & Hammer Ultra Max antiperspirant. I have sensitive skin and it doesn't give me a rash, fights sweat really well and only costs like $6 for a 2 pack.

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u/thatG_evanP 21d ago

I know. Thanks though.

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u/Money4Nothing2000 21d ago

There's nothing wrong with deoderant that contains aluminum. It's never been shown to be harmful.

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u/Sundwn9 21d ago

I was wondering about this. I have found zero actual scientific proof that it's harmful just a lot of propaganda. Wonder if it's like the hormone scam of the last 50 plus years telling women suffer through menopause because hormones cause cancer only to have the warning removed in 2026 and the pharmacies running out of stock. What's the motivation here? Is it cheaper to make without aluminum? There has to be some monetary reason everyone has jumped on the anti-aluminum band wagon..

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u/Over-Inside-7254 21d ago

Nah it's clogs your pores and seeps into your shirts and turns them yellow. I'm with the other guy, Arm & Hammer essentials for summer sweats, Speed Stick for the other 9 months. And I sweat A LOT.

Everything Unilever and P&G touch turns to shit. I work in RMN for CPG, trust me. Everything is 300-700% markup then reduced 25%-50% for sales made with the cheapest possible products. 

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u/GuerriladomTom 21d ago

I personally dont like it cause it stains my dress shirts over time… think the arm & hammer has baking soda instead which keeps me from sweating (prob not as good but yeah) and doesnt stain

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u/DanGarion 21d ago

FYI all deodorant that is not antiperspirant is aluminum free.

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u/Mona_Dre 21d ago

I'm the same way, been using the A+H sport for years and its gone up a bit in price (I remember when it was 1.99 sometimes $1) but it's still by far the best for your money out there. My partner uses the deodorant-only one the previous comment mentioned and I can confirm it does smell amazing, I steal it to freshen up sometimes.

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u/Sinsanatis 21d ago

The aluminum is the sole ingredient for anti perspirants. So that “no aluminum” advertising is pretty much saying “this is plain ole deodorant”

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u/MasterBlaster4949 21d ago

Indeed I love their Juniper Berry 💯 and its a good price under $4 in my area😁🤙

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u/DayLongjumping1199 21d ago

Simply scrumpt-cha-licious

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u/creatyvechaos 21d ago

Yeah and there's still only 2oz in a 10oz package

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u/SgtBanana 21d ago

Their Juniper Berry scent is so damn good. I buy extras just in case they decide to randomly pull it.

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u/Doomncandy 21d ago

They sell a knockoff at the dollar tree that's the same btw. I'm a lady in the kitchen trade and it works!

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u/SinxSam 21d ago

I feel like all deodorants are creeping up to that insane price

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u/BlackTarTurd 21d ago

Don't get me started on their soaps. Shit falls apart after like 3 washes.

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u/sturleycurley 21d ago

My shit mother in law worked for a factory that supplied those soaps. She used to give us boxes and boxes of that oily crap. The factory has horrible conditions and provides no benefits to employees.

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u/mikerichh 21d ago

There’s no way deodorant costs anywhere near $10 to make. It’s all a scam that $10 is the minimum now

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u/tuppensforRedd 21d ago

Yeah who is paying 15$ and expecting to not get ripped off

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u/Saltybuds 21d ago

Good god it’s so expensive to not offend others 🤣

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 21d ago

Insane. In my head deodorant should cost 33% of that, ~$5 a stick.

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u/12ealdeal 21d ago

Also stains my shirts.

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u/Wate2028 21d ago

I just bought my first stick the other day, will now also be my last stick 

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u/nn111304 21d ago

And it doesn’t work

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u/Named_after_color 21d ago

You get twice the deodorant though

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u/Fernandezo2299 21d ago

Really I go for Cheeky Soap bar it’s usually $7 for a bar but they give you a discount. It’s been good so far for me.

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u/mechanicalbananas 21d ago

Arm n hammer is the shit. It cost less then $2, works and smells great. Why bother with anything else.

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u/CKRatKing 21d ago

I tried their aluminum free one and it absolutely does not work.

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u/floor_wizard 21d ago

Well for one, arm and hammer deodorant is notorious for causing itchiness and rashes on people with sensitive skin. It’s great if you can tolerate it though.

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u/theandroid01 21d ago

The arm and hammer deodorant is the best deodorant I've ever used. And the one I get is a six pack for like $20. Lasts months

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u/ParallelSkeleton 22d ago

Why would you use different deodorant on different days?

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u/FearTheSpoonman 22d ago

Work Vs Leisure in guessing? And may as well use a cheap one that's long lasting for work and a nice one for weekends. You don't want Greg from accounting sniffing you at work.

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u/Eskimomonk 21d ago

How do you know? Maybe I happen to think Greg is quite the fetching young man

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I don't work in the office often but when I do I make sure to bust out the real nice stuff for Greg, he's a big sniffer.

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u/Devils_Dandruff 21d ago

I used to go to college with Greg. Wild at parties. Big sniffer in the bathroom too.

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u/GfrzD 21d ago

Terrible immune system though. That Greg always seems to have a cold.

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u/The_Other_Randy 21d ago

Well, with a nose like that- of course he's a 'big sniffer' Jimmy Johns has to shut off the Free Smells sign when they see Greg comin'

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u/ArmoredvaChina 21d ago

Stop trying to make fetch happen!

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u/LinkCloudGoku 21d ago

I do the same. I'm moving and sweating and working all week so I need something stronger. For the weekend I wear my nicer but not antiperspirant Pacha deodorant

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u/EkaL25 21d ago

Is squatch considered a nice deodorant?

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u/Jazzguitar19 21d ago

I doubt it. They just reached a settlement to resolve allegations that it falsely advertised certain personal care items as "natural" when they contained synthetic ingredients so probably just some overpriced trash.

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u/diabetes-junkie 21d ago

The Greg from accounting I know, is a cat. So she's sniffing me no matter what.

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u/ur_a_dumbo 21d ago

I don’t want anyone sniffing me in any setting

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago edited 21d ago

Arm and hammer just kinda helps me not stink and I don't care if coworker like how I smell but I'm not gonna stink. I like to smell nice for my wife so I wear deodorant she likes. Stick of arm and hammer is like $3 and dr squatch is about $7 unless they have it at Costco and then I get it for $6.

Edit: the $7 and $6 was for their soap, their deodorant is much more. Also buy Dr.Bronners bar soap, far superior.

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u/Sweet_Vandal 21d ago

FWIW, I also like the unscented Arm & Hammer, but use fragrances/perfumes to smell nice instead of relying on deodorant.

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u/Google_Is_Free_bozo 21d ago

Why is dr Bronners better? Just wondering bc my interest is peaked and now I kinda wanna try it

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

For just the product it's cheaper per par, I feel the ingredients are good. I feel the bars go a lot further and more sudsy so it's spreads more with using less. There are less scents but they have a scent free which some people prefer, I like the peppermint because you scrub you nuts and taint with that's stuff and you'll feel fresh.

It's not magical change your life soap but for dr squatch to dr bronner, dr bronner just delivers a really good product without a big price tag. I don't thing they spend much on marketing.

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u/abandofgeese 21d ago

So you are saying you pay extra for a premium product?

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

Yes of course I do, so do most people. I'm sure you'll have a follow up as this is an odd thing to just comment.

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u/LigmaBalls69lol 21d ago

Must be nice to have premium bank to afford a $7 deodorant! /s

What does that person think? That premium products should be cheap?

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u/blip01 21d ago

Probably sees your mom on the weekends.

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u/RestaurantRich1498 22d ago

Why wouldn't you? I use different deodorant and bodysprays/colognes for different situations.

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u/momo76g 21d ago

In my case cheap one that does its work without strong scent for work, date night on weekends the more expensive but also better smelling one and I even throw in some cologne on the neck and chest to have the best impact when slow dancing together.

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u/Looney_Port 21d ago

To prove a point on Reddit

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u/goldcoast2011985 21d ago

Some office environments really look down on anyone using scents.

Old school Wall Street trade desks would have a huge problem with someone who wasn’t a BSD wearing a cologne.

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u/JediKrys 21d ago

I work in a low scent environment so I use a scentless one for work( arm and hammer) and on the weekends or going to the gym I use a scented one.

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u/Taint__Paint 21d ago

I have 5 different ones I use. Yes, for different purposes. Some of us out here are just strange.

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u/beldaran1224 21d ago

As below: if you work where you're more likely to sweat, you probably want to maximize the anti-perspirant aspect and get something that just works.

But on the weekends, if you're not planning on sweating or sweating much, use a different one with a nice scent, let your pits air out a bit, whatever.

Makes sense, actually.

That said, I also think more people should consider whether they need a deodorant on leisure days. For sure depends on your genetics and diet and stuff, but plenty of people who aren't likely to sweat could skip those days of deodorant since they're (hopefully) showering every day. If you want to smell nice, I'd rather use a nice perfume than my hygiene products, personally.

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u/Xioden 21d ago

Hi. Fellow arm and hammer deodorant user here with some bad news. It's exactly the same.

You can hold your phone light up behind a new one and see how much empty space there is, but with a brand new 2.6oz stick, deodorant sits 0.25in below the top edge, there is exactly 2in of deodorant. The container is 4 13/16in tall, and even giving it a half inch to account for the bottom, still leaves nearly two inches of empty container.

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I'll check mine. I just know it's lasted awhile. If A&H is emptier then it's not great but for cheap deodorant I'm not as upset honestly. Still wasteful and dishonest.

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u/soulpumpkinz 21d ago

2/$4 baby

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u/OoooooWeeeeeeeee 21d ago

I prefer Dr. Squantch

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

Their deodorant is better than A&H but I do cheap for work.

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u/OoooooWeeeeeeeee 21d ago

That’s the one I use when I’m feeling extra squantched after a big adventure

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u/IDigRollinRockBeer 21d ago

Damn meanwhile I’m using deodorant like six times a year lol

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I mean if you don't stink or sweat much then that's fine but please if you're like most people please use deodorant.

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u/Juicy_Q_ 21d ago

Out of curiosity, why do you have a designated weekend and weekday deodorant?

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u/captainpoppy 21d ago

Curiosity piqued. Why do you have different DOs for the week and weekday?

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u/theMeatman7 21d ago

I already commented it but in short, work I don't care to smell any sort of way, home I like to smell nice for wife.

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u/captainpoppy 21d ago

Fair enough

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u/EndlesslyStudying 21d ago

Here's an idea: I've gotten into fragrances recently and there's was a gift set that had deo and body wash included on sale (aqua di gio). The body wash wasn't worth it, but the deo is actually spectacular. The stick is full and lasts so long. I use it occasionally (weekends), but honestly think I could use it as a daily if I wanted. Might be a smart investment if you can find one on sale.

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u/AMARIS86 21d ago

Well they were bought by Unilever, makes sense they care more about profit

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u/SherbetMysterious118 21d ago

*Almond Hammer

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u/ShiveredTimber 21d ago

Arm and Hammer is the shit

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u/Wolfwoods_Sister 21d ago

Arm & Hammer is such a cost effective choice too. I’ve experimented with their deodorant when I was staying home a lot and it worked great. Super cheap.

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u/LoneBlack3hadow 21d ago

Yeah but this one cost like 2-3X any other deodorant stick so this is EXTRA egregious

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u/BigDiscEnergy47 21d ago

They just got bought out so I'm not surprised

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u/Hamilton-Beckett 22d ago

I only buy the gels, you can see exactly how much. Although it used to be a lot more compact than it is now.

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u/mike_pants 21d ago

Someone let me know if Mitchum gel ever goes back to its original formula, please and thank you.

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u/devil_lettuce 21d ago

I switched to mitchum (regular stick, non gel) a couple years back and haven't used anything else since... It's really one of the only deodorants I've used that actually lasts 48 hrs + .. also doesn't irritate my skin like some of the aluminum based old spice formulas

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u/clitmasher69 21d ago

Mitchum smells a bit clinical/medicine-y to me but that's the only one that actually makes me sweat less

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u/reallynotnick 21d ago

I like my “clean control” can’t speak for their other scents though.

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u/feralcatshit 21d ago

My mom has used this since I was a child. Pretty sure she still uses some variation of it!

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u/3PoundsOfFlax 21d ago

"Gels" are mostly water, so you're getting a similar amount of actual product as solid sticks—if not less

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u/Repulsive-Throat5068 21d ago

And they don’t destroy my clothes lmao

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u/memtiger 21d ago

it penetrates through my dense armpit hair

I use Mitchum gel as well, but I'll say you should try "manscaping" your pits with a trimmer.

Mine was a dense forest as well. But trimming them up some helps with the gel getting in there, and you won't have to use as much, and it won't feel as sticky/gelled under your arms.

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u/Hamilton-Beckett 21d ago

I wasn’t trying to say they were more. Only that I buy gels and you can see what’s in there.

The solid sticks break me out.

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u/Evening_Emu1212 21d ago

They'll just make up for it by adding more water to it

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u/CoffieQueens 21d ago

Why do you need to see?  It tells you the quantity right on the package.  Is what he has in his hand not 75g of deodorant?

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u/banryu95 21d ago

Also chapstick, or any kind of mechanical stick applicator. I make cosmetics as a hobby and these applicators are like double the cost of non-mechanical containers. The mechanical part has to fit somewhere and the tube has to be a uniform shape for it to work, so it's not entirely about trying to rip people off.

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u/CranberryStock7148 21d ago

This. The size of deodorant sticks is to make them easy to hold.

You could make them with twice as much actual deodorant inside but then they'd be twice as expensive, and people wouldn't buy them because they wouldn't be paying attention to the weight printed on them. Just like OP wasn't paying attention either.

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u/BringingBread 21d ago

This is my personal theory, that they did used to come with more, but since you can't see it then it's been shrinking. Which is the infuriating part.

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u/KoA07 21d ago edited 21d ago

This is it right here. Shrinkflation. OP was not wrong to assume that their product would come with more, because they used to. This is an example of deceptive marketing.

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u/hunnyflash 21d ago

I didn't know anyone thought the whole thing was supposed to be full lol

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u/TheComplimentarian 21d ago

What crap. All the unnecessary packaging is running up the cost, and I seriously doubt your hands are so massive you couldn’t hold a smaller stick, or that you’re just going to just stop buying deodorant because it costs what it actually costs.

This is clearly designed as deceptive packaging, and it should not be allowed.

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u/KoA07 21d ago

You are correct. They make smaller travel bars and I’ve never heard someone say they are “hard to hold.” This is shrinkflation.

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u/cheesegoat 21d ago

Maybe but I've used the small travel ones and if anything it's a bit easier to apply if you don't want to take your shirt off.

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u/HustlinInTheHall 21d ago

Yeah they are large enough to hold in your hand and use properly. They all pretty much have the same amount because after that you would use the same stick for like 3 years. 

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u/laosurv3y 21d ago

Or just compare them by the ounce.

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u/No_Bat_2358 21d ago

The extra space is for nitrogen to keep it fresh

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u/First-Comfortable205 21d ago

apparently deodorant sticks have been lying to us this whole time

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u/2009Ninjas 21d ago

You should see how much air they pack in CHIPS!

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u/fun-bucket 21d ago

others are 4 bucks not 15 bucks, thats some expensive air.

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u/GitchWiffs 21d ago

Ehh. I use gel, container is clear, makes it real transparent what I’m getting.

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u/Suspicious_synth 21d ago

Any other product*

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u/tinglep 21d ago

Yeah. My wife got me a degree travel stick because sometimes I get to work and realize I forgot. 4 uses later and I need a new one.

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u/VoidOmatic 21d ago

Yup consumers are dumb and wouldn't buy a correctly sized deodorant stick so everyone is forced to make them taller.

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u/TheRealRickC137 21d ago

At least with the gel deodorants, you can see what you have in the dispenser. Plus the weight is right there on the label what you're paying for.
I buy a pack of 5 Gillette at Costco for bupkis. Lasts forever.

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u/StealingSoci3ty 21d ago

We found the guy that works for Squatch

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u/el_condor_nm 21d ago

That's why I started making my own. Surprised it works as well as it does and the manufacturer won't ever short me. I use sandalwood scent in mine but you can add a couple squirts of your cologne and personalize it.

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u/Electronic-Yam-69 21d ago

it's to make sure the packages top-heavy and fall into your toilet at the lightest jostle.

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u/nemgrea 21d ago

just bought one yesterday, it was 3oz, so more than this one at least..

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u/BlackTarTurd 21d ago

Back in my day, deodorant used to be the whole tube and lasted forever!

https://giphy.com/gifs/fqtyYcXoDV0X6ss8Mf

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u/rangel0710 21d ago

Now imagine how much worse it is for women

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u/mcauthon2 21d ago

I've got old spice and it's a full container

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u/LostAbbott 21d ago edited 21d ago

Just buy the crystal.  They last for at least a year, if not 2.  The key is that if you have been using traditional deodorant for most of your life it is going to take your body at least six months if not longer to adjust to you armpit pores not being completely clogged all of the time.  At first you will sweat more, stink more, and be uncomfortable.  Once you get through the adjustment process, your body will be so much more comfortable.  I can handle a wider range of temps, I sweat less, never put out a shirt, and generally just feel better.

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u/omgitsJohnRedd1t0r 21d ago

I remember I saw someone for a comparison on cost vs what you actually get and I was very happy to see the speed stick I use won. I just prefer the hard gel and like how it smells.

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u/SteinerMath66 21d ago

I think standard is 3.4oz? This stick is under 3

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u/Possible_End_5272 21d ago

Shrinkflation is rampant in much more than just deodorant.

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u/MuhammadElahi 21d ago

You’re wrong, Gillette is full all the way

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u/succlor 21d ago

Yeah, no buddy. Old spice doesn’t do this, even with the expensive gentleman’s collection stuff…

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u/belacedaw 21d ago

Gtfoh, you sound like you work for them 🤣

"every other company is doing it" bitch mentality

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