Health: What is deal with these new all over body deodorant? Folks still not showering?
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I don’t remember if there’s a thread on here, or I saw a video on YouTube, but I learned some cacs don’t wash their legs or feet in the shower, some don’t wash their arms. Coupled with some folks not showering everyday, they need a whole body spray.
Oh I had a few girls make me feel good during my time of sickness.. sucked what ever cold virus was out of me for A duration of time.. my body needs consistent drainage and there’s been ladies making sure I kept that regimen going.. I been sick but I definitely wasn’t just house bound I definitely been stepping out, just more locally and more or less outdoors. Hell today might been the only day I stayed home and that’s because it was pouring so no bbqs
Oh yes we do have a thread
We definitely have posted various vids on that subject. In fact it was a vid with a black dude and his white girlfriend and she revealed she dosent wash her legs in the shower, she lets the soap drip down from her body and believe that cleans her legs without scrubbing. The black dude look disgusted with that new info
How about that temple door tho
I had this discussion with a female friend of mine, because why do we need all this now? Whatever happened to a good bath?
I really feel like these type products only mask a scent and later throws your pH off.
And if it can go under your arms and down between your legs something is wrong...
I really feel like these type products only mask a scent and later throws your pH off.
And if it can go under your arms and down between your legs something is wrong...
White people. This product wasn’t made for “us”.. they just used a black face for the commercial cause they didn’t want to reveal their true nastiness. Cacs tend to put a black face on white problems and habits
Exactly what I was telling her, because by the time they finish telling how they don't wash their legs, hands after using restroom, they consider going in the pool as a bath, etc, they are the problem.
In the airport yesterday, lady comes out the bathroom and you can tell what she just did, because the scent came out as she did and she went right passed the sink. Just nasty.
Yeah that’s cac men to def. Like I use to say cacs shits don’t even smell normal smells like pure death. You know a cac is taking a shit in a public bathroom just off the smell alone.. the smell is not natural. The odor is just weird and disgusting smelling period. They like to wipe sweat off their face with their bare hands and than try to shake other people hands. Just disgusting human beings overall
White folks have that Lume stuff. I'm almost tired of seeing that in ads and stuff.
My co-worker told me she had a shower schedule. She was comfortable saying that to me because she didn’t know Black folks shower 2xs a day. She was puzzled when I told her we did, she said,
“Really? That can’t be good for your skin.”
it appears many seem to have "interpreted " the marketing to imply that and happily attempted to pursue this course of action
Stop teasing me.
Bro was on his Hopposai, lol
Come on now, you know there is what is said, and there is what is heard. Some of those folks are the Kings and Queens of "things left unspoken". Every nasty @$$ who don't wash their butts on the daily saw that commercial and thought to themselves, "Great! even less of a reason for me to step into the shower"
Exactly, this product is them making it OKAY to indulge in the nasty habits they have... It's the confirmation their brittle spirits need so that they weren't wrong about washing... "I don't shower everyday... and I don't HAVE TO... thanks to Acme full body deoderant."
Rather than wash they ass, they will use this product and continue being trifling.
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No one, it's a money grab, convince people they need something they really don't, then sell it to them. Someone came up with an idea to sell razors to women, convince women they need to shave their pits and legs, then sell them something they never knew they needed.
Al Bundy: Bud, when you go on your first panty raid, always remember, and don't ever forget, stay away from the big panties son, because women with big panties, have big stuff inside their panties.
We meet every MWF each week and this discussion came up and they stated how they may bath once a week and normally I stay out of white folks shit, but I said I know yall can't be serious with all these animals in the house??? One girl said she changes underwear twice a week and no one was disturbed but me, because for one it's nasty and 2 why did you feel the need to tell that much of your business.My co-worker told me she had a shower schedule. She was comfortable saying that to me because she didn’t know Black folks shower 2xs a day. She was puzzled when I told her we did, she said,
“Really? That can’t be good for your skin.”
They said the same thing about "how can it be good for your skin", I said that is where you make sure to moisturize your skin, but even I didn't, I know I'm clean.
I promise they are the reason we have so many diseases. Another reason I will never deal with them, because no way they feel that is normal.
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Yeah, and people wondering why they caught so much shit back in the middle ages and I mean they have some nasty shit. On the smallest scale is still going on today.
I will only say this, Lumé is slightly different in that it is designed to "kill" or neutralize the bacteria that cause odor. It's not designed to mask the smell or even prevent you from sweating, (since sweating does serve a purpose.)
I haven't used that stuff "everywhere," and it is definitely NOT intended to be used as a shower substitute..... (the stuff definitely has an odor to it that takes getting used to)
But for bigger people that have thigh/leg chaffing issues, fat rolls, hell they say it even works for foot/toe odors......it's worth a try.
I walk a lot for a living, but on super hot days 80+ sweat between my thighs can be a nightmare. So having any type of "deodorant" or powder helps!
I used to order Lume, but like I said it's own odor on application takes some getting used to, the Targets by me don't carry it so the only way to get it was to order online.... ehh arm n hammer essentials is cheaper, smells better, a out 80% as effective and I can literally go to 4/5 stores by me to get them......
However, if stores by you have it and any of the issues I mentioned earlier apply..... give it a shot.
And also, shower regularly and thoroughly...... cacs are so fucking nasty.......ugh
I haven't used that stuff "everywhere," and it is definitely NOT intended to be used as a shower substitute..... (the stuff definitely has an odor to it that takes getting used to)
But for bigger people that have thigh/leg chaffing issues, fat rolls, hell they say it even works for foot/toe odors......it's worth a try.
I walk a lot for a living, but on super hot days 80+ sweat between my thighs can be a nightmare. So having any type of "deodorant" or powder helps!
I used to order Lume, but like I said it's own odor on application takes some getting used to, the Targets by me don't carry it so the only way to get it was to order online.... ehh arm n hammer essentials is cheaper, smells better, a out 80% as effective and I can literally go to 4/5 stores by me to get them......
However, if stores by you have it and any of the issues I mentioned earlier apply..... give it a shot.
And also, shower regularly and thoroughly...... cacs are so fucking nasty.......ugh
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I worked with this lady that was funky everytime she came in. It was so bad HR told her she needed to take a shower and she still didn't do it so my job let her go for her hygiene and some other stuff...
You do not want to know what the other stuff are....
I don't understand,how people leave the house all funky. I shower before and after work and sometimes I feel like that not good enough especially during the summer..
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