Old Spice Deodorant Ruined 10 of My Shirts with Yellow and White Stains
I started using Old Spice in July, trusting its reputation and the packaging that clearly claims it’s “black and white clothing friendly.” That couldn’t be further from the truth. I usually wear each shirt or t-shirt twice a month, so over four months, I wore some items only 8 times. Despite that, nearly every shirt I own now has been permanently damaged—especially under the arms.
My white shirts turned yellow, and my black shirts faded and developed white patches in the underarm area. These weren’t cheap clothes either—I spent serious money on these pieces because I liked and valued them. But thanks to Old Spice, they're ruined beyond wear.
What’s worse is that I bought 6 sticks from Amazon during a promotion, thinking I was saving money. Instead, I threw away good clothes and good money. Now I’m forced to buy new shirts, all because of a product that falsely advertised stain protection.
