AXE Apollo Bodyspray features a fresh, clean scent that combines sage with crisp mandarin and smooth sandalwood to make every guy smell like an irresistible hero. Apollo is available in a full line that includes bodyspray, deodorant stick, antiperspirant invisible solid, shampoo and conditioner, and shower gel.

An irresistible-smelling deodorant for men. An iconic combo of fresh sage and cedarwood with an aluminum-free formula for long-lasting odor protection. Shake, twist, and spray this body spray deodorant across your chest. This AXE Body Spray Deodorant comes in a new can design with infinitely recyclable metal.

History: The AXE brand was first launched in France back in 1983. After success in Europe, Latin America and other parts of the world, AXE was introduced in the U.S. in 2002.

Unilever Axe was officially born in 1983, in France, under personal care behemoth Unilever, which launched the line with three original scents: Amber, Musk, and Spice. But the brand as we know it today was born 12 years later when the company handed advertising duties to hip London agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty in 1995.

Spraying some on was supposed to let everyone know that you were a man, and you were looking for a woman. This was the philosophy Axe sold through its advertising. All of the commercials followed a formula: A guy uses Axe, and every woman in the area suddenly wants to have sex with him.

It works just fine. If I had a complaint it would be that the spray is somewhat uneven. Sometimes it sprays the white deodorant material, and sometimes it just sprays a moisturizing fluid.

Ingredients. Alcohol Denat., Butane, Hydrofluorocarbon 152a, Fragrance (Parfum), Ethylhexyl Glycerine.

Lynx Axe soon reached other European markets including the UK, where it's famously known as Lynx. Body sprays were the first products to land, followed by antiperspirants and deodorant sticks.

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It works just fine. If I had a complaint it would be that the spray is somewhat uneven. Sometimes it sprays the white deodorant material, and sometimes it just sprays a moisturizing fluid.

My husband only uses this deodorant because it's aluminium free and it's the only deodorant that he's found that doesn't stain his shirts. It also gets the job done by blocking body odor and it lasts about half a day. Not to mention it smells amazing.

Spraying some on was supposed to let everyone know that you were a man, and you were looking for a woman. This was the philosophy Axe sold through its advertising. All of the commercials followed a formula: A guy uses Axe, and every woman in the area suddenly wants to have sex with him.

Application: twist the cap and spray about 15cm away from the skin on the bare upper body or on the armpits. Application: Spray onto underarm skin from a distance of about 15 cm, and let dry before coming into contact with clothing. Do not use on irritated skin.

Axe Phoenix Antiperspirant Deodorant Stick for men provides 48-hour antiperspirant protection to keep you confidently fresh and dry for longer. With 12-hour refreshing scent, Axe Phoenix Body Wash busts bad odor and keeps you smelling shower-fresh.

Axe is now the world's No. 1 men's fragrance brand, * worn by men in more than 90 countries across the globe. It's an expert in male grooming and has been helping young guys feel confident and attractive for as long as any of them can remember.

Axe soon reached other European markets including the UK, where it's famously known as Lynx.