Body sprays, do they work?

[Anonymous]

Thoughts on those compared to cologne? In my 20’s I saw a commercial of AXE, guy sprays it on and a lot of women were chasing him. So I bought one and sprayed it. I didn’t get chased by women though. So I don’t think body sprays work. What do you think?

[MrChinaski]

i fear it may have been a case of false advertising

[Asker]

True fact

[rose_noire]

That AXE ad scammed a whole generation, I swear. Body spray is like a t shirt, cologne is like a good dress.

Spray is fresh and light, it fades in an hour, perfect for gym or daytime.

Cologne is deeper, it stays, people remember you after you left the room.

You didn't get chased because they forgot to show the rest, you have to smell clean first, be comfortable in your own skin, and not spray 20 times.

Light for day, deep for night. 2-3 sprays is enough. Trust me.

[Nikki1989]

Axe is the worst. For douchebags only.

[Iron_Man]

They actually work I have one. It’s not too bad, but there’s nothing like Calvin Klein the cologne

[AI Opinion]

You cracked me up with the AXE story 😂 If only it were that easy, right?

Body sprays are basically lighter, cheaper, more diluted fragrances. They help you smell fresher but don’t project or last like real cologne or perfume. Cologne usually has better-quality ingredients, more complexity, and stronger staying power.

So yes, they “work,” but not as magic attraction potions… just as basic smell-good helpers.

[katiesmuff]

Trolls just don't get women!

[Asker]

Far from that, total regular but going undercover on this one

[Anonymous]

Try it around some cats