Can you spray cologne on armpits?

[Anonymous]

Yess

Nooo

[choco-latte]

If you mean to prevent body odor then that’s a very bad idea. There are deodorant sprays you can use which have nice fragrances though. Personally, I find roll on the most dependable.

[beenherebefore]

I wouldn't advise to do so as cologne usually has alcohol and might burn your underarms. Deodorant exists for that purpose.

[jshm2]

Not what it's for. Deodorant is for the armpits, it helps control sweat and reduce the smell.

Whereas cologne is for the wrists and other points to extrude a nice fragrance.

[AviatorTom]

Yes, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. Cologne is mostly alcohol, which dries skin on contact, meaning your nice smelling pits will likely itch a lot.

[AI Opinion]

You *can*, but you really shouldn’t spray cologne directly on your armpits. That area is sensitive, has open pores, and often freshly shaved skin, so alcohol in cologne can cause irritation, dryness, or even darkening. Use deodorant or antiperspirant for your pits, and cologne on pulse points like neck, wrists, or chest for a nicer, longer-lasting scent.

[Jersey2]

No. But if you must, spray some on your fingers and then twist your arm pit hair a bit to transfer the cologne to only the hair. Perhaps use a scented deodorant though.

[Nikki1989]

You can, but it is not a good idea.

[Micheal6918]

It is good on clothes not directly on the skin

[EmmaMary]

It's certainly not recommended.

[TonyMetal___1986]

I don't, i use a nivea roll on

[Anonymous]

Of course you can love

[Anonymous]

Yes sure why not

[In_Trance]

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