I also vote no. If you want to smell nice, invest in a nice eau de toilette. If you want to stay dry, apply a odourless antiperspirant. Combine both if desired. A cheap product from a supermarket isn’t going to do both well.
Gah! You’ve reminded me to bring goggles for the first day back at school after christmas break. Imagine a thousand boys let loose with the new can of Axe they got from Santa.
Actually, my girlfriend’s mother likes when I wear Orion or Kilo from Axe. Everytime I wear it and go to her house, she says she likes it. So does my girlfriend. But i never wear it as a deodorant, I use regualr deodorant. I just spray a little on my clothes before I leave
I dagree that Moves by Adidas is much better. Axe lingers in the room far too long after it has been sprayed.
Well, I like Axe but only after it’s had time to dissipate (a few days…)
I thought the being able to taste it was just my ex’s problem, I think I’ll have to revise my thoughts on this then.
My teenage boys love to use the stuff. Especially my younger one. While I don’t particularly care for the smell, it’s not nearly as bad as plain old teenage boy. 
Heh. Hence my friends and myself dubbing it “Shower in a can”. I have a bottle that I use when I havn’t done laundry, and I’m just running out of the house for a bit. Find a shirt of off the ground, check for stains, put on, couple of quick sprays and voila! “Laundry Fresh”. Also works if I sleep in and don’t have time for an actual shower.
Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t an everyday thing. I have to have my morning shower. But in a pinch it’s better to smell like a moldy rose than an unwashed walrus.
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What, noone uses Old-Spice anymore? The antiperspirant actually works, and my wife likes the scent.
Snap out of it, it’s a commercial. If you even considered for a moment that the “axe effect” was anything other than marketing b.s. you need to switch off the t.v. and slap yourself in the face because you’re in an advertisement induced trance. It’s just a perfume. Use it or don’t.
But . . . but . . . but . . . you mean it’s not true that if I use the stuff I’ll turn into a shirtless, buff god?
Oh, darn. I hate reality.
WRS
I needed a new deodorant- and I happened to be in the store with a rather hot & lusty redhead. She picked Axe Phoenix as what she thought was the 'sexiest". However, no, she didn’t attack me then & there in the personal products aisle.
And several others- such as Brut- she said were “vile”.
So- i’d say that to some women it is certainly better than armpit odor.
Very interesting responses all.
I guess I’ll get Phoenix but concentrate on other non-Axe products. (Besides, if the commercials demonstrate anything, Axe is probably also a depilatory. All of the hot, sexy men who wear it are noticeably hairless.)
WRS/Thû
After two hours, Axe spray smells like White Castle onions.