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If there is Arnold Reyes Archivesone thing in life we can count on, it's that brands will milk the pumpkin spice trend for all it's worth.

And boy are they delivering this year. You can now live your most spicy, fall life is with PSL-scented pits. The all-natural deodorant brand Native has just announced a new pumpkin spice latte scent, because why not?

Everything else is already pumpkin spice-scented, at this point we might as well add our underarms to the list. But while the pumpkin spice part makes some sense, from a fragrance perspective (it's earthy and sweet, at least), the latte part is a bit confounding. Do coffee-scented pits sound like something you want?

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If you're into trying it, you'll have to wait until the scent starts shipping on September 5th to immerse yourself in the scent of cozy sweaters and crunchy leaves.

Hopefully you don't start associating the smell of this iconic fall beverage with being sweaty or else Starbucks is really gonna suffer.

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