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[[Image:Im193508GHK-Mum.jpg|thumb| August 1935.]]
[[Image:Im19370807Woman-Mum.jpg|thumb| August 1937. ]]
[[Image:Im19370807Woman-Mum.jpg|thumb| August 1937. ]]
[[Image:Im19381105Pic-Mum.jpg|thumb| November 1938. ]]
[[Image:Im19381105Pic-Mum.jpg|thumb| November 1938. ]]

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August 1935.
August 1937.
November 1938.

Mum was the first brand of commercial deodorant. Made by Thomas Christy and Co.

  • 1888 Mum was developed and patented by an unknown inventor in Philadelphia. The product is still widely used in the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Venezuela, Peru, Philippines, Singapore and Mexico.
  • 1940s Helen Barnett Diserens developed an underarm deodorant based on the same principle as the 'ball point' pen.
  • 1952 The new underarm deodrant was tested in the USA for the first time.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  • [1] Wikipedia
  • [2] Procter and Gamble