@barsoverbottles: e no 13º episódio da série, o CEO da B.O.B coringou de vez. 🤣 vem entender por que não foi nada fácil, e muito menos rápido, desenvolver o Desodorante Refil! #desodorantenatural #desodorantebob #desodoranterefil #desodorantesemaluminio #cosmeticosnaturais

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saturno.ltda
Saturno :
Uma pergunta, solteiro? 😂
2026-09-20 06:44:43
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cat_0504
cat_0504 :
genial porem 150 reais num desodorante é bem inacessível
2026-09-21 16:36:36
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mf.cruvinel
Mafe Cruvinel :
Vai achando que é fácil ser pioneiro e inovador
2026-08-26 04:37:46
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pacomestizzo
Paco :
a solução custando 150 😂
2026-10-10 11:54:04
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oimaiz
MAÍZ :
eu tenho a nova embalagem e tambem gosto da embalagem de papel, para colocar na bolsa ela é ótima. eu faria uma única alteração (que é como eu uso) eu faria a tampa só de topo e o corpo como lapis demografico, assim nao tem problema de estufamento e nem de empurra.
2026-08-26 10:33:04
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_mochi_0000
miza_miza :
vai ter pro lip balme de abacate tbm? a minha embalagem tá velinha já kkkkk
2026-09-20 14:49:27
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jaqueline.faber
Jaqueline Faber :
eu ameii a proposta mas eu gosto do desodorante cremosso e não em barra que parece muito seco
2026-08-26 20:24:26
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cleliton_rangel
Cleliton :
os produtos são bem caros
2026-09-27 12:56:02
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gradinhadoscookies
Juju :
Alguém sabe se segura cecê brabo?? Kkkkkkkk
2026-09-21 00:49:41
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virginiaberlim
Virginia Berlim ❤️🤓 :
não conhecia a marca, mas gostei muito da proposta e do produto, vou experimentar com certeza 🥰
2026-09-20 13:35:05
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paulailenixz1hx
Paula :
Ótimo vídeo
2026-09-21 20:05:46
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johpauloh
João Moura :
aqui no UK tem diversas marcas com essa mesma embalagem e refil, mas é ótimo ver que esse tipo de produto está agora no Brasil, porque desde que comecei a usar esse formato nunca mais voltei ao aerosol. fiquei curioso em testar a B.O.B
2026-09-21 17:30:39
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giuliazimiani_
giuliazimiani_ :
mas já nao existe o desodorante da wild ? e o seu refil esta igual kkk o importado é maravilhoso 🥰
2026-10-04 15:55:30
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nathaliavaladares3
Nathalia Cristina :
Outro ponto, nenhuma empresa produz poucas unidades né, no caso teriam na minha opinião que vender todo produto já produzido antes de lançar um novo aí sim analisar fornecedores pesquisa de custo 💲 análise de lucro etc
2026-09-24 18:50:03
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ma.dibb
Marcela Dib :
perfect
2026-08-26 19:51:00
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lukinha2586
Lucas L :
penaa q e mtoo caroo. eu queria experimentar. mas fui ver o valoe e desisti. 😅
2026-09-26 23:21:58
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andreiaqueiroz40
Andreia Queiroz :
Eu amo a BOB ❤️🥰
2026-09-21 16:08:53
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striptysy
Thayse Hoffmann :
muito bom!!
2026-08-25 19:34:13
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jeanroddrigues
Jean Rodrigues :
FICOU MASSA 😍 TOP 🔝
2026-10-06 14:15:30
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karenzitabeleza
karenzitabeleza :
A embalagem do lip balm eh horrível….a pigmentação tb desejou muito a desejar.uma pena. Tive dois e foram um insucesso, se ao menos trocar e melhorar a pigmentação
2026-09-20 15:32:08
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_liversonn
Liverson Gomes :
150 reais em um desodorante? Em que mundo vocês estão?
2026-09-28 00:34:30
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jaquelindafernandees
Jaqueline Fernande's :
Já quero
2026-09-21 01:04:45
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rafadauve
Rafa :
q legal, agora sim! eu vou comprar novamente pro meu filho, pq o de papel foi dificil kkk
2026-09-21 00:57:23
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pedrowski8
Pedro :
Musos divos babilonicos
2026-09-20 02:04:53
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