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cyclonefence

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35. The thing is that women have already been convinced

Wed Oct 26, 2022, 09:15 AM

Oct 2022

that their smell is offensive. That's why so many women are dying from ovarian cancer and mesothelioma caused by the use of talcum powder, particularly Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder, to control what they perceive as offensive, whether it is or not.

This is actually an important feminist issue imo.

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Lume feminine deodorant [View all] cyclonefence Oct 2022 OP

Kick nt XanaDUer2 Oct 2022 #1

here's an alternative to Lume CatWoman Oct 2022 #2

I'm so happy to see this cyclonefence Oct 2022 #3

that's very disappointing CatWoman Oct 2022 #10

Ummmm.... never ran into that problem with those "vagina" things. albacore Oct 2022 #4

It's not necessarily always a vaginal problem, but the more Ilsa Oct 2022 #7

I was in Vietnam... in the field... albacore Oct 2022 #9

i had surgery to remove a lump from under my armpit CatWoman Oct 2022 #11

I have one armpit Ilsa Oct 2022 #41

it's amazing how the two sides of our bodies can be so different CatWoman Oct 2022 #53

That is weird. milestogo Oct 2022 #54

I think it smells more like ammonia than anything... LeftInTX Oct 2022 #16

Shower daily and wear clean cotton underpants. Jockey for women is my favorite fitting underpants. CTyankee Oct 2022 #5

The problem isn't cleanliness cyclonefence Oct 2022 #6

I wear nylon to wick away moisture. Cotton takes longer to dry. nt Ilsa Oct 2022 #8

While nylon does indeed wick away moisture... Silent3 Oct 2022 #15

Yes, it has to be changed out faster. nt Ilsa Oct 2022 #40

I read some reviews online PlanetBev Oct 2022 #12

I haven't used Lume cyclonefence Oct 2022 #24

I use Lume peggysue2 Oct 2022 #45

I wish I could get rid of armpit odor. I'm a she. LeftInTX Oct 2022 #13

I'm convinced my coffee (caffeine) plays a role Ilsa Oct 2022 #42

It's spectacularly expensive, isn't it? milestogo Oct 2022 #14

Yup. Making money off of convincing women their natural smell is offensive. Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #17

Because a woman's buttcrack smells worse than a man's buttcrack. milestogo Oct 2022 #19

Not unless adult men have significantly different grooming habits Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #20

The thing is that women have already been convinced cyclonefence Oct 2022 #35

Then the feminist perspective is to teach them their smell is natural and healthy Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #36

Counterpoint. From an OB/Gyn. Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #18

Jynx :-P meadowlander Oct 2022 #22

GMTA. :) Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #23

This is a two-part issue cyclonefence Oct 2022 #26

Then the solution is to teach them to identify odors which mean something is medically wrong Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #37

Several posters in this thread have stated that they have genital odor cyclonefence Oct 2022 #47

It really is getting tedious. Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #48

Here's an assessment by a gynecologist not being paid by them: meadowlander Oct 2022 #21

Not hawking it, although it seems that way cyclonefence Oct 2022 #28

I'll probably get slammed for asking this... LuckyCharms Oct 2022 #25

No, there isn't, except by obamanut2012 Oct 2022 #27

Whether or not it's needed cyclonefence Oct 2022 #31

Everyone, no matter their gender, has a scent. LuckyCharms Oct 2022 #32

Well, they do, but men think it's funny. yardwork Oct 2022 #33

It's like farting. Elessar Zappa Oct 2022 #46

Vaginal infections and sperm can cause vaginal smells to increase LeftInTX Oct 2022 #44

No idea why this offensive post was un-deleted. seaglass Oct 2022 #29

Agreed. Ms. Toad Oct 2022 #39

it's all about diet to be honest but understand the need for this JuJuChen Oct 2022 #30

and possibly medications. nt Ilsa Oct 2022 #43

meat increases body odor iemanja Oct 2022 #51

I think that your choices about your body are yours. yardwork Oct 2022 #34

What's wrong with using corn starch? Mossfern Oct 2022 #38

Cornstarch feeds yeast infections. Lars39 Oct 2022 #52

Not necessarily so Mossfern Oct 2022 #55

There is no scientific evidence talc is carcinogenic though NickB79 Oct 2022 #49

I think in the Johnson and Johnson case Mossfern Oct 2022 #56

And many of the women in this study would have used that brand NickB79 Oct 2022 #57

My take on this XanaDUer2 Oct 2022 #50

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"Sell sandals to Jesus" cyclonefence Apr 2023 #59

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