What Age Should You Use Deodorant?
March 15th 2008 08:21
Somebody once asked me; what age should you begin wearing deodorant?
Ah. The question that has plagued mankind for centuries. There is a very easy answer.
The age you should begin to use deodorant is the age that you start smelling bad. If you are uncertain as to whether or not you waft deadly unpleasant odour into an unsuspecting society, then have a close, brutally honest family member indicate one way or another.
There are some for whom the age to start is about three years ago. If this is you, pull out five dollars and run down to your local shop. Your social life will thank you.
ANONYMOUS SUGGESTS:
Before applying deodorant, take a shower, a bath, or at least wash the smelly bits with soap and water.
Putting perfume on top of B.O. only makes it worse, no matter how old you are...
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Comment by Michaelie
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I had such trouble working out what that pic was of! It looks like a girl with her hair tied in a ponytail.
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Comment by Anonymous
Putting perfume on top of B.O. only makes it worse, no matter how old you are...
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Once desperate I can confess to using air spray....
Comment by Jill Browne
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I am the shower lover
Where water is in short supply, a sponge bath will do.
Air spray, my gosh, that must have burned your armpits! Ouch. Brave you.
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