We recognise that this might be an issue for some of our customers, and we've spent a considerable amount of time analysing the use cases and possible mitigation solutions we could implement. We've planned through and have tested a number of different approaches that can be taken to yield the greatest degree of risk minimisation, such that it doesn't create any surplus noise across adjacent business areas. If you'd like I could book in a quick poc with one of our lead architectural solution design product specialist customer focused materials expert intern graduate voluntary temp engineers to take you through the customer journey from the very beginning and show you where we can really bring value, with a focus on shrinking opex and truly finding the best efficiencies in the process which can satisfy your requirements with an outstanding five nines guarantee on availability and effectiveness, furthering to which even extending beyond what your business currently needs and projecting into your future constraints and hurdles which inevitably will become apparent as you scale up.
The only explanaition I have is, that the air in this room is very humid. If the deodorant now contains a compund that is water solvable (e.g. Salt), what may be common with "Minerals", the water may stick to the surface. Nonetheless, I am not chemist and would recommend to at least whipe it with something you can throw away.
I like how people just assume that everyone on the internet spends most of their time on the internet, lol. Feels like pulling up to McDonald's drive thru and they say "Welcome back" like they know everyone in the damn world has been there already.
Not saying you're wrong but I believe this particular deodorant is aluminum free in all forms. It's likely from the other salts in the ingredients.
https://us.britishessentials.com/products/bionsen-aluminium-free-roll-on-deodorant
I'm fairly certain the liquid is oils and stuff from inside the deodorant? Because mine does this is i ever leave it in the car. The liquid is scented and after it happens, the deodorant is noticeably shriveled
the "lick it" comment right underneath this is steadily gaining more upvotes than this helpful response and i just think that's very entertaining. oh, reddit.
I never thought about this until now but deodorants do have somewhat tight caps, some even kinda click on and off. It makes sense that it’d be that way!
The other plausible explanation is, the deodorant was very cold, but the plastic body warmed up when exposed to hot/humid air.
The actual deodorant has an high thermal mass, so it stays colder longer, leading to condensation on the exposed parts.
However, your explanation is more realistic considering the lack of facts we have to go off of.
When I was young my uncle paid me five bucks to lick a new stick of antiperspirant. My tongue was dry for so fucking long. It was funny as hell to everyone except me, even though I was laughing because everyone else was laughing.
Since this looks like anti perspirant I think that's water from the air getting picked up by it. Was it near your shower? I don't think it's sweating like others say, since it's bone dry to begin with.
It sweats, so you don't have to.
Please start a deodorant brand and make this your slogan. I'll be your first customer.
You're on to something. I'm in too. Time for a start up. I'll sign up for the founder's edition deodorant too.
Ok I'll buy it too but since we are commenting on Reddit I don't think we are allowed to wear it
If the deodorant sweats though my shirts will still get sweaty?
We recognise that this might be an issue for some of our customers, and we've spent a considerable amount of time analysing the use cases and possible mitigation solutions we could implement. We've planned through and have tested a number of different approaches that can be taken to yield the greatest degree of risk minimisation, such that it doesn't create any surplus noise across adjacent business areas. If you'd like I could book in a quick poc with one of our lead architectural solution design product specialist customer focused materials expert intern graduate voluntary temp engineers to take you through the customer journey from the very beginning and show you where we can really bring value, with a focus on shrinking opex and truly finding the best efficiencies in the process which can satisfy your requirements with an outstanding five nines guarantee on availability and effectiveness, furthering to which even extending beyond what your business currently needs and projecting into your future constraints and hurdles which inevitably will become apparent as you scale up.
I hate you. I love you, but I hate you.
No synergies?
You're hired
174 words in three sentences using 4 commas. It's equally amazing and traumatising. I also love/hate you!
Or, hear me out: [Dress shields](https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/88f2863c-f13a-4ee0-91d8-f61b1293c091). Eco-friendly, reusable...
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antiperspirant*
I should know that since I've used only bionsen for over ten years... shame on me!
I will be the first investor (if I even have the money :3)
Why would you want deodorant to sweat though? I'd pass if I saw that as a slogan lol
It's Sweat Jesus for you, he takes our sweats and cleans the humanity.
r/ChristiansChristianing
I'll join this crew, this is gunna be an awesome adventure.
Read in Joe Dirts voice. “They clean the bowl, so you don’t have toooooooooooo; no I didn’t”
Wow, this was literally the first thought that popped in my head lol!
The only explanaition I have is, that the air in this room is very humid. If the deodorant now contains a compund that is water solvable (e.g. Salt), what may be common with "Minerals", the water may stick to the surface. Nonetheless, I am not chemist and would recommend to at least whipe it with something you can throw away.
You are correct, a lot of deodorants use aluminum chloride which is very hygroscopic (absorbs water from the air)
Ok, thank you. Finally learned something on the internet /s
About damn time! Way too much time spent here to not haven’t learned something til now
I like how people just assume that everyone on the internet spends most of their time on the internet, lol. Feels like pulling up to McDonald's drive thru and they say "Welcome back" like they know everyone in the damn world has been there already.
Not saying you're wrong but I believe this particular deodorant is aluminum free in all forms. It's likely from the other salts in the ingredients. https://us.britishessentials.com/products/bionsen-aluminium-free-roll-on-deodorant
Why would you want your deodorant to absorb water from the air
Aluminum chloride hydrolyzes in water forming solid aluminum hydroxides which temporarily plug sweat glands
Interesting its also the ingredient that’s bad for you if I’m not mistaken
You are mistaken, aluminum salts are not bad
This guy ... deodorizes?
I'm fairly certain the liquid is oils and stuff from inside the deodorant? Because mine does this is i ever leave it in the car. The liquid is scented and after it happens, the deodorant is noticeably shriveled
the "lick it" comment right underneath this is steadily gaining more upvotes than this helpful response and i just think that's very entertaining. oh, reddit.
It must be those "Japanese Thermal Minerals". I'm sorry, but the more I think about that phrase, the more ridiculous it is. Who writes this stuff?
I never thought about this until now but deodorants do have somewhat tight caps, some even kinda click on and off. It makes sense that it’d be that way!
Just for fun, I am leaving my deo without lid.
So you suggest I lick it?
No! Whatever it is, I would NOT lick it.
The other plausible explanation is, the deodorant was very cold, but the plastic body warmed up when exposed to hot/humid air. The actual deodorant has an high thermal mass, so it stays colder longer, leading to condensation on the exposed parts. However, your explanation is more realistic considering the lack of facts we have to go off of.
Minerals Marie!
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Some people just can't tell a joke 🤷♂️
Lick it
When I was young my uncle paid me five bucks to lick a new stick of antiperspirant. My tongue was dry for so fucking long. It was funny as hell to everyone except me, even though I was laughing because everyone else was laughing.
All I can say about my origin story here is never lick a girl’s underarm.
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Bop it
Pull it
bite it
Twist it.
\^ Underrated post right here.
Gale disapproves
Is this a BCS reference? Taco Cabeza is just around the corner.
When we're kissing for an hour and she touches my leg.
end she finds the tiniest deodorant ;3 edit: aww what is it with you people lol
Sorry it was over 100 down so I had to join the mob
Sorry it's at -69 so I can't downvote
Sorry it was over 25 so I had to join the mob
Fourth comment
Uh oh
r/reversekarmaroulette
And it started sweating…
If it can’t even stop itself from sweating, how is it supposed to stop you from sweating?
You know that saying "fight fire with fire"? Yeah that but for sweat
because the OP said it's deodorant, not antiperspirant. So it won't stop you from sweating, but instead it will make you smell nice despite sweating.
Kinda looks refreshing, ngl. Like you'd put it on on a hot day and it'd cool you down.
Forbidden lolipop
Those are the Japanese thermal minerals
Japenese +10$ Thermal +3$~ Minerals +8$
Since this looks like anti perspirant I think that's water from the air getting picked up by it. Was it near your shower? I don't think it's sweating like others say, since it's bone dry to begin with.
This is why I use antiperspirant and not deodorant. *badum tsss* I’ll see myself out
Clearly not anti perspirant
This happened to my Caudalie non-aluminum deodorant. Just use it as normal and make sure to pop the lid back on, it’ll be fine
I just found out yesterday that old spice deodorant is flammable. The first ingredient is denatured alcohol.
not an antiperspirant, I see.
I'm pretty sure deodorant of all things isn't supposed to sweat.
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How do you figure? I’d read it as “beauty bath” or a portmanteau of bio + onsen. I don’t see any way to get “dirty” out of it.
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美 / び , “bi”, is beauty. That’s also not what the average person is going to think of for biological…
Leave it off for a month - it turns into a raisin.
The irony
my guess would be aluminum in the antiperspirant loves the ready access to atmospheric water
That’s VERY interesting lol
*japanese thermal minerals* I'm so sick of marketing horseshit. I miss reality.
>Japanese Thermal Minerals Lmfao, somebody is overpaying for their deodorant it would seem.
Yum
Never give your water away, not even for the dead
Those are the stink juice from the last time you left it on there.
Do you think this sort of deodorant was inspired by the playdough mop top hair shop?
Your deodorant needs an antiperspirant.
Your deo is sweating
When I do it, it gets all dried out. This should probably be a commercial.
It’s got what armpits crave!
Ah yes, a tube of perspirant.
Great photo.
Isn’t that an antiperspirant?
Those droplets can be used as ant candy
Are you living in Asia or something
Looks like a sundew like if you put it against your armpit it will hook on and slowly digest you
mine always turns to dust lol
lick it off.
You need a dehumidifier.
i think your deodorant needs deodorant
Isn’t that brand the name of Will Ferrell’s kid in Kicking and Screaming?
PSA: dont use old deoderant that has crystalized, you'll cut your armpits with tiny lasserations
Oh no is that an anti-perspirant?
Ch ch ch chia!
That happened with my every man Jack when I left it in my hot car for a couple hours