Smelling Nice

Bazile | 14:45 Thu 12th Jan 2017 | Body & Soul

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Recently her indoors brought out a cannister of deodorant from my supply of birthdays/ christmas presents that has been sitting in a bag over several years .

This morning I just happen to notice on the base of the canister that it's got on it use by date of 2011.

Why is there the need for a use by date on this product and what are the implications ( if any ) of using it so far after the use by date ?

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Mamyalynne

Some info here.

https://www.reference.com/beauty-fashion/deodorant-expire-1a62340de96a5f7c

Bazile

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Thanks for the link mamy

//The aluminum salts in antiperspirant expire, but solid deodorant ingredients last an indefinite amount of time, according to Outside Online.//

So , i take it that , because the aluminum salts expire and therefore would not be doing the job of an antiperspirant , that would be the only reason , for having the expiry date .

Mamyalynne

I see no reason to stop using it if it still smells nice.

whiskeryron

Sorry to use your site Baz but I would like to ask a question that has puzzled me for years. I tend to make a lot of intestinal gas which results in a lot of wind breaking ( to be delicate). Is it possible therefore to use deodorants in the knicker/trouser area ?