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I have a prominent chin and I have a chin pit.
Someone was kind enough to point out after I had washed my face that my chin pit has its own distinctive scent!
There are all manner of hair care products, and skin cleansers and all types of deodorants so why not a deodorant stick just for a chin?
I
envision an applicator the size of a lip balm.
Could be a double ended version lip balm on one side and chin deodorant on the other.
Not certain what I would want by way of scents to choose from but it should defeat the smell.
His is reeeaally deep.
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[blissmiss, Mar 14 2009]
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Abraham Lincoln would give you a big smelly kiss! |
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You could always dab a bit of cologne in it. I'm sorry, I just don't see this having a large enough target market to be successful. |
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take some time start noticing chins |
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My point is that the target area on your body is too small to warrant having its own deodorant. Use a Q-Tip! If you're cleaning yourself properly when you wash your face, and you wash your "chin-pit" every time, that little dimple shouldn't create enough odor to reach the noses of anyone. If someone told you it did, it was a mean-spirited lie. |
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And, by the way, I'm pretty sure the "pit" you refer to is called a cleft. |
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