10 Classic Deodorants That Were Pulled From Shelves for Toxic Ingredients

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Original Secret Solid (pre-2000s formula)

Arrid Extra Dry XX Aerosol

Axe Phoenix Spray (original 2002-2012 cans)

Old Spice High Endurance (pre-2010 red zone)

Degree Ultra Clear Black+White (early versions)

Lady Speed Stick Invisible Dry (early 2000s powder-fresh)

Mitchum Smart Solid (pre-2005)

Speed Stick Original by Mennen (green Irish Spring scent)

Teen Spirit Stick by Mennen (original pink & blue swirl)

Suave 24-Hour Protection Aerosol

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We all grew up with those iconic deodorants - the ones in every gym bag, every mom’s bathroom drawer, every locker-room bench. They were classics… until they weren’t. They were not discontinued for poor sales, but their removal was due to the presence of toxic substances, use of questionable preservatives, or chemicals that became outdated, very much like dial-up internet. Some have been reformulated, some have disappeared without a trace, and some are just the "nostalgia artifacts" that you shouldn't be touching without gloves. Let us walk down memory lane: here are the 10 classic deodorants that were taken off the shelves due to all the wrong and very toxic reasons.

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