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I'm the smell in your pits. I live on your skin and I have a nasty smell that your nose will never pick up. But everyone around you will.

And since it builds up slowly, your nose adapts to it, and you can never even smell it on yourself. It's the same way you get used to your own cologne or deodorant after 10 minutes. But unfortunately, the people around you notice, and it puts them in an impossible situation. Because how do you tell someone you love that they've developed an odor?

So you can have somebody telling you that you smell good just like this.

I was at the gym the other day, and this guy that was working out next to me was smelling so good, and I had to ask him, yo, what cologne are you wearing? And he literally laughed at me and said, I'm not wearing cologne. I'm literally just wearing this deodorant here. This is the Santal Vetiver scent by Out There. And I was like, no way, bro. You are definitely lying. Let me get some of that. And when I put it on, I'm telling you, it smelled exactly like him. This thing smells so good.

And it doesn't just smell good. It's baking-soda-free, aluminum-free, and it leaves your skin super smooth and moisturized for hours. And this one is by Nyjah Huston. So I don't see this scent lasting long on the shelf.

Head over to outthere.world to choose the Santal Vetiver scent now.

Your pits smell like shit, and it's not because of your sweat. It's because of the bacteria on your skin. Sweat smells like virtually nothing. If anything, it smells like salt and water.

When you sweat, it emulsifies the scent of the bacteria. That is what makes you smell bad. No amount of cologne or harsh chemicals are going to fix this problem.

This is the Out There men's deodorant that smells like the finest cologne.

There's even zinc ricinoleate, tapioca powder, aloe leaf juice. Yeah, so it's going to neutralize the odor instead of just masking it. It's also going to like soak up your sweat and moisturize your skin.

Plus, this deodorant is made of natural ingredients, probiotic-derived ingredients, which combat odors naturally and keep you smelling fresh for a long time.

The reason to use this deodorant is because it works.

I took it on a full run and zero breakthrough odor.

Stuff smells like we froze a bottle of cologne. We know you are getting compliments because it just works too well.

Click this video to see all the Out There sticks that smell unreal. And make your pits smell fresh every single day.

We had people tell us they stopped buying their cologne completely because this deodorant smelled better than their $120 fragrance.

We've also seen people actually use this stick more like a cologne, so put it on their wrist, put it on their neck, so it's more like a fine fragrance in the deodorant.

There's absolutely no aluminum or baking soda in this to irritate your skin.

I stopped using antiperspirant to switch to Out There, an aluminum-free deodorant stick. Its powerful probiotic formula is 100% effective against BO.

Plus, there's five scents, all developed by luxury fragrance houses.

The Tonka Amber smells just like Tom Ford tobacco vanille and it's $9.98, not $250.

I won't put anything else on my pits. Head over to outthere.world to choose your favourite scent now.

Sorry, you're trying to figure out what scent you're wearing. It literally smells amazing.

It's actually my deodorant. Wait, that's a deodorant?

I thought you were just wearing something super expensive. I mean, that's kind of the point, though.

I can send you the link if you want. Does it come with your number?

Like literally the first night I wore it, I can smell it the next day on my pillow. This Out There stick is seriously that good.

So I applied some under my arms, around my neck, and wow. Like the scent is mysterious, addictive, and shockingly good.

And the notes are creamy sandalwood, smoky vetiver, and a hint of dry earth. Like that blend is unreal.

Plus since it's a solid stick, it lasts all day long. You know how most colognes fade after an hour? But not this one. I can still catch hints of it when I move my hands.

Now I get why everyone's been obsessed with it. It's luxurious, long lasting, and smells expensive. You can totally smell like a rich man without breaking the bank.

I had to sit next to my ex-wife and the man she left me for, who was the same age as our daughter, throughout my daughter's graduation.

I'd spent the whole week dreading it, not because of her, because of me.

She left and I'm the one who looks like he lost.

I'd spent over $2,000 on cologne. Dior, Creed, Tom Ford. I've tried everything.

She looked at me for a second too long like she was doing math that wouldn't work.

A little while later, one of the other dads leaned in, mid-fifties, elegant. I'm sorry, he said quietly, but your cologne is incredible. What are you using?

This is the Out There men's deodorant that smells like the finest cologne.

I had people tell me they stopped buying their cologne completely because this deodorant smelled better than their $120 fragrance.

Stuff smells like they froze a bottle of cologne. I know you are getting compliments because it just works too well.

Look, I don't know where you're at right now. Maybe you've got a day coming up full of people who'll be watching.

I've linked it below if you want to see it yourself.

The Tonka Amber smells just like Tom Ford tobacco vanilla and it's $9.98, not $250. I stopped using antiperspirant to switch to Out There, an aluminum-free deodorant stick. There's absolutely no aluminum or baking soda in this to irritate your skin. Plus, there's five scents all developed by luxury fragrance houses. We've also seen people actually use this stick more like a perfume, so put it on their wrist, put it on their neck, so it's more like a fine fragrance in the deodorant. Head over to outthere.world to choose your favourite scent now.

This is the men's deodorant that smells like the finest cologne. The reason to use this deodorant is because it works. Now we've fully restocked with tons of the hottest scents in the game. Tonka Amber too, so quit whining about it. Stuff smells like we froze a bottle of cologne. We know you are getting compliments because it just works too well. If you have not changed your deodorant in a bit, then here is your chance. Click this video to see all the Out There sticks that smell unreal. And make your arms smell fresh every single day.

I'm not gay, but I was at the gym the other day, and this guy that was working out next to me was smelling so good, and I had to ask him, yo, what cologne are you wearing? And he literally laughed at me and said, I'm not wearing cologne. I'm literally just wearing this deodorant here. This is the Santal Vetiver scent by Out There. And I was like, no way, bro. You are definitely lying. Let me get some of that. And when I put it on, I'm telling you, it smelled exactly like him. This thing smells so good. And it doesn't just smell good. It's baking-soda-free, aluminum-free, and it leaves your skin super smooth and moisturized for hours. And this one is by Nyjah Huston. So I don't see this scent lasting long on the shelf. So if you still see a link down below and you're tired of smelling like a wet rag at the gym, I'd hurry up and grab this scent before it sells out.

This is the men's deodorant that smells like the finest cologne. One, she's obsessed. If you smell like this, oh, I'm definitely coming over. I will hunt you down. Two, you might upset your wife. I mean, I've definitely noticed a few extra looks coming my way. And three, it'll boost your confidence. When I smell good, I feel good. And when I feel good, I can accomplish anything. Plus, this deodorant is made of natural ingredients, probiotic-derived ingredients, which combat odors naturally and keep you smelling fresh for a long time. Just click this video right now to change your pit game forever.

**HOST:** I wanted to ask you what you are wearing because you seriously smell so good. **GUEST:** Oh, it's probably just my deodorant. It's right here. It's this one from Out There. **HOST:** A deodorant? **GUEST:** Yeah, it's a Tonka Amber flavor. Give it a whiff. **HOST:** That smells like cologne. **GUEST:** I know, right? **HOST:** Aluminum-free? **GUEST:** Aluminum free, baking soda free, paraben free, and phthalate free too. There's even zinc ricinoleate, tapioca powder, aloe leaf juice. Yeah, so it's going to neutralize the odor instead of just masking it. **HOST:** Now, those are really good ingredients. But this smell is insane. **GUEST:** And it lasts up to 48 hours. So I know I'm protected for a long time. **HOST:** Where did you get this stuff? **GUEST:** Nyjah Huston is behind this stuff, so I made sure to grab a bottle. **HOST:** That is the sexiest thing I ever smelled. **GUEST:** They also make Pinewood Mint. Elevated natural scents, without the luxury price tag. Meet Out There's sell-out scent, Tonka Amber 🪵 🤑 Subscribe and save 25% 🌍 Keep case and plastic-free refills 🧪 48 hour odor protection backed by science 🌱 Natural and free from aluminum and baking soda 🐰 Vegan and cruelty-free ⭐ Thousands of five star reviews 💰 30 day money back guarantee Smell expensive at outthere.world

I'm a guy who smells by the afternoon, and for a while I thought it was normal, because every guy at my office does it, but my wife had started leaning away on the couch and I couldn't blame her.

I was changing my shirt at lunch too, and by the time I got to the afternoon meeting I was leaning away from people at my desk.

And I was the go-to guy, the guy that everyone could count on.

So I tried everything, a stronger stick, a body spray, cologne on top of it, and nothing worked.

I was just hoping that no one could tell that I was struggling.

But last summer we had a meeting with one of our biggest clients, and I leaned over the table to point at the slide.

And the next thing I know, the client has pushed his chair back, and one of the junior engineers had to take over the walkthrough.

My boss pulled me aside right after and told me that can't happen again, and it was humiliating.

Now what my wife's dermatologist told me is what nobody had told me before.

So it turns out that it isn't about your deodorant wearing off or about sweating, and it's not just your body.

Your nose adapts to your own smell within minutes, so you are the last person in the room who can judge it, and the scent you put on at seven was mixing with odour your skin kept making all day.

And the cologne doesn't fix the root of the problem, it just blasts scent over the odour, it doesn't actually touch it.

So I'd have the same problem, I'd just be covering it with a bottle for the rest of my life, and that was just a hopeless outlook.

Then I found this stick called Out There, a fragrance-house scent that takes the odour after it forms, where the smell actually starts, for $9.98.

The first day I wore it, my wife leaned in on the couch and asked what I was wearing.

And the next client meeting, I leaned over the table and nobody moved.

It's on the shelf in 634 Walmart stores, and you've got 30 days to try it.

Tap the button below and get your edge back.

If your man smells like this by three in the afternoon, he's not sweaty, he's stopped being able to smell himself.

And his skin is probably still making odour under the scent he put on at seven.

That afternoon smell is not just a long day.

It's his own nose adapting to him within minutes, so he's the last person who can tell, which leads to things like the car smelling like him, the shirt he swears is fine, and you leaning away on the couch and him not knowing why.

And let's just say if he's wondering why nobody ever asks what he's wearing, that's probably why.

Men won't say anything, they will just deal with it and act like it's just a part of a long day.

But we wives handle business, and there's actually something that will fix all of that that I put my husband on.

Yes, I made him do it, and it's a fragrance-house scent in a deodorant stick, specifically Out There.

The stick takes the odour after it forms instead of covering it, and the scent is one a fragrance house made, so what you smell at three is the scent.

One swipe under each arm every morning, that's it, $9.98.

Within a week, the car smelled like Santal Vetiver for the first time ever.

I lean in on the couch now, the shirt is actually fine, and yes, I've started borrowing it too.

This is taking the odour his nose stopped reporting years ago.

So this is your sign to fix it if you're the guy or if you're the one who sleeps with the guy.

They have free shipping over $19 right now, which two sticks clear.

If you see the button below, it's still in stock.

Trust me, you're gonna smell the difference faster than you think.

The sting under my arms wasn't sensitive skin, it was something no one at the pharmacy ever thought to check.

Three different pharmacists told me the same thing, that sensitive skin is sensitive skin and you can only manage it with the gentle one, and they were wrong.

I'm 31 years old, and four years ago the sting started under my arms, first just on the mornings I shaved.

I figured it was nothing, a dull blade, a new stick, something that would pass.

It didn't pass, it spread, and then it was every morning.

The pharmacist looked at the red patch and delivered the news like he'd said it a thousand times before, that it was sensitive skin, and we'd start me on the fragrance-free one.

I asked if it would ever stop, and he shook his head, and said we can manage it, which meant managing it for good.

So I tried to accept it, and I used the fragrance-free one, and it helped at first, then it stopped, so they moved me to the natural one, then to a spray, and the spray burned worse than anything.

I started planning my mornings around it, no shaving the day of a date, nothing under my arms for an hour after, a shirt I could sweat through.

Then my brother sent me an article, written by a dermatologist, not a pharmacist, and what it explained made me put down my phone and just stare at the wall.

It said the sting under your arms doesn't start in your skin, it starts in what you put on it.

A razor opens the skin, and the two things most odour killers are built on go straight onto skin a razor just opened, because baking soda is an alkaline salt sitting on skin that is naturally acidic, and alcohol stings freshly shaved skin.

Burned skin feels exactly like sensitive skin, red, stinging, tight, identical symptoms, completely different cause.

But here's the difference, which is that sensitive skin you live with, and burned skin you stop burning.

You just have to take the odour killer off it.

What if three pharmacists were wrong, not because they were bad at their job, but because they never thought to look at the label?

In the comments people were talking about a stick called Out There, no baking soda, no aluminum, that takes the odour after it forms with zinc ricinoleate, starch and citric acid, and it was $9.98.

I'd spent more than that on every gentle one, and it had 30-day returns, so I ordered it.

The first morning I shaved and put it on, I waited for the sting and it didn't come.

I shave before dates again.

I wish I found this before I showed up to my last flight smelling like a body spray ad.

I sat down on the flight and the woman next to me leaned away.

So I asked the guy on the other side if it was that strong and he said pretty strong.

He said to try this because he had an extra, and he handed me this deodorant stick called Out There.

He said it's a fragrance-house scent in a stick, so it smells like a cologne instead of covering like a spray.

There are five scents and they're $9.98 each.

I put it on in the bathroom and smelled like the cologne counter till we landed.

And on the way out the woman who had leaned away asked me what I was wearing, which is the first time a stranger has ever asked me that.

It's on the shelf in over 634 Walmart stores now too.

Click below to try it with 30-day returns and smell expensive no matter where you go.

When she leans in and pulls back like this, when he asks you to stand downwind, and when your own car starts smelling like the drugstore aisle, you need cologne.

But unless you have $250 for a designer bottle, you're probably trying every men's grooming hack from TikTok right now.

So let's rate which ones make you smell expensive and which ones make you smell straight up like the aisle.

A body spray goes first, and I'm sorry, but somebody has to say it.

You're paying $8 for a can of air that sits on your shirt for 20 minutes and does absolutely nothing a shower wouldn't do in 30 seconds.

A $4 stick does the job it was built for, which is going unnoticed, and nobody has ever leaned in for that.

A cologne sample on your wrist is decent, because it has the real scent and it does smell expensive for an hour.

But it goes on your wrist, and the smell everyone is actually getting comes from under your arms.

Scented deodorants are where it gets good, and the good ones, like Out There, are fragrance-house scents, Santal Vetiver, Bergamot Wood, put on where the smell actually starts.

So it sits where the odour forms and takes it as it forms, every day you wear it.

And out of every scented deodorant I've tried, this one is the best.

And here's what's crazy: Dior Sauvage is $165, Creed Aventus is $445, and they both give you fifty bottles to guess from.

You're spending $165 playing a guessing game, buying the wrong one, buying another one, and spending more money.

This one is $9.98, which means you're getting all five scents for less than a third of one designer bottle.

I'll link it below.

This deodorant is the best Christmas gift for any man who still wears body spray, and it's $9.98 with free shipping over $19 right now.

I was one bottle away from a $250 cologne and this $9.98 stick saved me.

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Now me, my brother, my best man and thousands of other guys wear it.

Sadly, because the demand is high, it can be tricky to acquire as they are often sold out.

But if you are watching this video, there is still time.

So if you're like I was, spraying money on your neck and throwing money at bottles that never last, before you spend another dime on another bottle, try this one thing.

Click the link below and try Out There with 30-day returns today.

This is the easiest way to get through the first two weeks off antiperspirant without going back.

Most advice about quitting antiperspirant focuses on detoxing and scrubbing, and that's nonsense.

An armpit mask only pulls at the surface and it can't do anything about the bacteria growing back underneath, and that's why you still smell worse by day five no matter how many you do.

Those overpriced natural sticks with baking soda are a waste of money, because the bacteria are still there, so you still smell like the switch and now your underarm stings.

Going back to antiperspirant is useless, because the day you quit again the same two weeks start over.

And a body spray doesn't fix the root of the problem, it just blasts scent over the bacteria, it doesn't actually touch them.

I'm a guy who quit antiperspirant, and for a while I thought I was broken.

I mean, I'd read it would be fine, and by day four my wife was asking if I'd gone back.

Now what I finally read is what nobody had told me.

It turns out that the switch smell isn't about natural not working, and it's not about your body.

When you quit antiperspirant, the sweat and the bacteria return within days, and that's what you're smelling, a phase with an end, and not proof that natural doesn't work.

So all those masks and scrubs and stronger sticks were never even really touching the problem.

Then I found this spray called Out There, alcohol-based, that goes on dry skin each morning and works on the bacteria before the odour forms, and a stick from the same house that takes the odour after it forms on the days I shave, $9.98 each.

The first week I used it, my wife stopped asking if I'd gone back.

By the second week she asked what I was wearing, and the answer was a deodorant.

It's on the shelf in 634 Walmart stores and you've got 30 days to try it.

Tap the button below and get through the switch.

I'm a guy who quit antiperspirant and smelled worse, and for the longest time I would not say that out loud.

You know, I would say, okay, it's the natural stuff, it just doesn't work.

I'd say it's my body, and it just made sense at the time.

But my wife brought it up by day four and said that I smelled like a locker room.

We laughed about it, but it stopped being funny real quick, because by the end of the week I'd gone back to the antiperspirant and started the whole thing again a month later.

A detox mask, a scrub, a stronger stick, a body spray, nothing worked, and the smell just kept getting worse every time I tried.

So I looked it up properly, and what you just heard a dermatologist say is what nobody told me.

For most men, the switch smell has nothing to do with the natural stick, and it's not about your body either.

When you quit antiperspirant, the sweat and the bacteria come back within days, and that is what you're smelling, which is a phase with an end.

So all those masks, scrubs and stronger sticks were never even really touching the problem.

What touches it is a spray on dry skin each morning that works on the bacteria before the odour forms, and the one I found is Out There, alcohol-based, from the same house as their stick, $9.98.

The first morning I used it, and by the second week my wife asked what I was wearing, and the answer was a deodorant.

I never went back.

You've got 30 days to try it, and it's on the shelf in 634 Walmart stores.

Tap the button below, because the switch is a phase and this is how you get through it.

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Smelling like a bottle of Dior Sauvage all day? Yes, please. I stopped using antiperspirant to switch to Out There, an aluminum-free deodorant. Its odor neutralizing zinc formula literally eats sweat for breakfast, keeping me smelling fresh all day long. There's absolutely no aluminum or baking soda in this to irritate your skin, only 100% vegan and cruelty-free ingredients. Plus, there's five scents all developed by luxury fragrance houses. I am absolutely obsessed with their Bergamot Wood scent, which smells just like Dior Sauvage. I won't put anything else on my pits. Head over to outthere.world to choose your favourite scent now.

The hygiene hack that saves you from embarrassing armpit odor. Tired of antiperspirants, stop working by noon, reapplying three times a day and still paranoid. Your skin's irritated, your shirts are ruined and the BO is still there. Out There's aluminum-free deodorant fixes that. By week one you'll feel instantly fresher and have no more midday body odor stress. By week two you'll be noticeably softer with calmer skin under your arms. By week three, the compliments start rolling in. What is that amazing scent? Heads turn, compliments flow, cologne becomes optional. Switch to Out There and see why millions of armpits love it.

An aluminum-free deodorant, I hear you say. Don't you smell like just a lemon and thyme chicken? Well, that's what I thought would happen as well. But actually, no. I can't lie to you. I'm a sweaty little girl. But it has zinc in it. So you're not just rolling on top of BO. It actually eats away at the odor. So you're fresh all day. And it's incredibly smooth. No white cast, no crumbly bits. Look, and it doesn't strip my tan either, which is an added little bonus for you. I have incredibly sensitive armpits, especially after I've shaved them or waxed them, or pimply or sore and this isn't like that at all, it's such a lovely creamy formula. The scent I'm using at the moment is called Japanese Shiso and it's like fresh and green. It's like a holiday. So if you want to give Out There a go for yourself, which I highly recommend you do, then head over to outthere.world.

This deodorant smells just like Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille and it's $9.98, not $250. I stopped using antiperspirant to switch to Out There, an aluminum-free deodorant. Its powerful zinc ricinoleate formula is 100% effective against BO. I've already ordered six of their Tonka Amber scent, which smells just like Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille. There's absolutely no aluminum or baking soda in this to irritate your skin. Plus, there's five scents all developed by luxury fragrance houses. I won't put anything else in my pits. Head over to outthere.world to choose your favourite scent now.