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Thankfully my mum is soon coming to visit me with a suitcase full of the best of Britain: chocolate, tea and savoury snacksMy mum, who lives in England, is coming to visit me in Philadelphia soon and I have given her strict instructions on what to bring from the motherland. Namely, deodorant. You can get a lot of things in the US – it is a land of excess – but the deodorant offerings here stink.Most American women, you see, tend to use stick deodorants. In the UK, meanwhile, it’s far more normal for women to use a roll-on. Or, at least, its far more normal for shops to stock a wide range of roll-ons. I don’t have some sort of degree in deodorant studies, I should probably note; I have not done extensive market research on this matter. This assertion is based on empirical data gathered over a lifetime of deodorant shopping, along with several years of arguing with my American wife about our underarm preferences. She thinks roll-on deodorant is (trigger warning: an objectionable word is about to appear) moist and leaves a wet sensation. I think that stick deodorant feels clammy and flaky. Clearly I am right. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/apr/03/lot-of-great-products-in-the-us-so-why-do-the-deodorants-stink">Continue reading...</a>

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title: You can get a lot of great products in the US – so why do the deodorants stink?
 | Arwa Mahdawi
categories:
- Life and style
- Hygiene
- US news
- World news
- UK news
- Women
summary: 'Thankfully my mum is soon coming to visit me with a suitcase full of
 the best of Britain: chocolate, tea and savoury snacksMy mum, who lives in
 England, is coming to visit me in Philadelphia soon and I have given her strict
 instructions on what to bring from the motherland. Namely, deodorant. You can get
 a lot of things in the US – it is a land of excess – but the deodorant offerings
 here stink.Most American women, you see, tend to use stick deodorants. In
 the UK, meanwhile, it’s far more normal for women to use a roll-on. Or, at least,
 its far more normal for shops to stock a wide range of roll-ons. I don’t have some
 sort of degree in deodorant studies, I should probably note; I have not done extensive
 market research on this matter. This assertion is based on empirical data gathered
 over a lifetime of deodorant shopping, along with several years of arguing with
 my American wife about our underarm preferences. She thinks roll-on deodorant is
 (trigger warning: an objectionable word is about to appear) moist and leaves
 a wet sensation. I think that stick deodorant feels clammy and flaky. Clearly I
 am right. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/apr/03/lot-of-great-products-in-the-us-so-why-do-the-deodorants-stink">Continue
 reading...</a>'
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url: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/apr/03/lot-of-great-products-in-the-us-so-why-do-the-deodorants-stink
author: Arwa Mahdawi

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