I can't wait for the television commercials
They need to hire some woman who can move her chest like Terry Crews.
I nominate her.
I can't wait for the television commercials
There was a GAFer who posted pics of his marriage proposal at some sporting event. His wife had boob sweat and I'd bet she wish she had Swoob deodorant/antiperspirant. That could even be a commercial scenario, and it'd play on women's insecurity surrounding their breasts which get more attention in public than their armpits. The Swballs deodorant would be harder to advertise since ball sweat is only noticeble if men are wearing tight, thin cotton or khaki pants.
I'm going to add Sweat Fetish to the list of things I don't understand.
They know, that's just part of the fantasy.Guys the pictures of sweaty women you're posting aren't actually depicting boob sweat. As Zoe said it's the accumulation of moisture underneath the boob, not on the top.
Personally, if and when I do have this issue, a little bit of baby powder is enough to deal with it. However, I can see the appeal for some of my friends that find it uncomfortable, especially during the summer.
I find the "swoob" term a bit silly, but I'm sure someone in the marketing department got a nice pat on the back for coming up with it.
Guys the pictures of sweaty women you're posting aren't actually depicting boob sweat. As Zoe said it's the accumulation of moisture underneath the boob, not on the top.
Fuck you, swamp balls can be a real issue.Telegraph.co.uk said:I can only hope men and women alike will be avoiding these painfully patronising, and highly unnecessary, deodorants. We don't need to medicalise another perfectly natural bodily process.
Guys the pictures of sweaty women you're posting aren't actually depicting boob sweat. As Zoe said it's the accumulation of moisture underneath the boob, not on the top.
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No worries, I'm sure plenty of guys will just lick the sweat off.
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No worries, I'm sure plenty of guys will just lick the sweat off.
I've never bothered with baby powder cause I always figured it would get messy. This sounds exactly like the gel powder that I use to prevent chafing when wearing skirts in the summer.
Yeah I could see it getting messy for people who need more than what I use. I've only ever had to use minuscule amounts, if any, so it doesn't bother me. Can't say I've ever heard of gel powder before. Learned something new in this thread!
Story behind gif?
"Your boobs are too sweaty/smelly" Said No Man Ever.