About Old Spice
Old Spice was introduced in 1937 by the Shulton Company, founded that year by William Lightfoot Schultz; a women's line came first, followed by the men's products the brand is known for. American Cyanamid acquired Shulton in 1970, and Procter & Gamble bought the Old Spice brand in June 1990. Today the range covers deodorants and antiperspirants, body sprays, body washes, aftershaves, colognes and hair products, with scents such as Original, Swagger, Wolfthorn and Whitewater.
Old Spice and its scents
The 21 Old Spice deodorants and shower gels we list are built around scent: all of them declare fragrance (100%), and the top four ingredients after water are PARFUM (21), LINALOOL (19), LIMONENE (16) and HEXYL CINNAMAL (12).
Denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) appears in 4 formulas (19%) and silicones in 2 (10%). None contains parabens.
Original, Swagger, Wolfthorn, Whitewater
LINALOOL, LIMONENE and HEXYL CINNAMAL are fragrance substances that must be named separately once they pass a set level, and their mix shifts from one scent to the next. If you avoid one of them, compare the lists scent by scent. In sprays, ALCOHOL DENAT. near the top of the list indicates a main component.
Sources: Old Spice – Wikipedia
Products (21)
- Astronaut Scent of Light Apple
- Captain Deodorant
- Captain Scent of Fierce Ocean
- Danger Time
- Deep Sea (Stick)
- Old Spice Bearglove Shower Gel and Shampoo
- Old Spice Captain
- Old Spice Captain
- Old Spice Captain Deodorant Gel
- Old Spice Deodorant Stick Rockstar Tomorrowland edition 2026
- Old spice rock
- Old Spice V-I-P
- Original
- PURE SPORT desodorante corporal
- Swagger
- Swagger 2 in 1 Shampoo + Conditioner
- Whitewater
- Whitewater
- Whitewater
- Whitewater
- Wolfthorn
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Old Spice formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).