After looking at the ingredients in the roll-on variety it's because of the variety of organic compounds1 within. (Almost all listed ingreients are in this category) In the spray variety it's likely because both of that and the high surface area2 of the mist, perhaps the propellants even contribute.
1. Organic compounds are compounds consiting only of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (Such as sugars, alcohols, and natural gas) They are typically combustible and produce carbon dioxide and water as products of combustion.
2. Surface area is the exposed portion of any material. Dividing a substance into smaller pieces and pulling those pieces away from each other increases its surface area. Increasing the exposed portion increases the amount that can react with the neighboring oxygen at any time. With enough surface area flourcan detonate a concrete silo!
if you add fire it makes flammable
oils, probably.
The alcohol content
All organic compounds are flammable; the most important here are the volatile compounds.
Oils, fats, and calories
old spice came out in 1937 which makes it 75 years old
Old Spice makes shampoo! It is a combination of body wash and hair wash, though.
if you add fire it makes flammable
oxygen
1937 was the first year of old spice
The model in most of Old Spice's commercials is Isaiah Mustafa.
Old Spice - 1999 is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:L
oils, probably.
The alcohol content
No, there is not,
Spice!
All organic compounds are flammable; the most important here are the volatile compounds.