My ride for last 6 years has been up 1000 feet, then down. I don't wear any deodorant or any "products" and I hypothesize that has a lot to do with my body norm

My ride for last 6 years has been up 1000 feet, then down. I don't wear any deodorant or any "products" and I hypothesize that has a lot to do with my body normalizing into a state where I just don't smell even though I do sweat. By the time I get to work I am all dried off due to the downhill, and I towel off in the bathroom before I change into loose fitting civilian (not bike) clothing. My coworkers that I trust confirm that I just don't smell so its not a problem. I trust some of them to tell me if it is a problem and I will adjust accordingly. Most of the time I don't see clients (I'm a software guy) and I'm wearing shorts and t-shirts (it is California). When I did work in a slacks, dress shirt only position (for a very short time), I threw my beater bike in the trunk of my car and went out for rides at 5 (watched the clock). Personally the less product I use, the less smelly and more natural feeling my skin and hair are. YMMV. And I found that carrying a very lightweight backpack is my preferred way of carrying other clothes. I don't carry a laptop, just clothes for how cold it is in the morning and clean socks and such for the office. I leave a lot of clothes at work so I don't have to carry too much stuff.