new deodorant
i was looking at secret powder or shower fresh, but my brother suggested looking at other things.
looked at ban regular & shower fresh, but we were undecided. and then looked at sure (anyone remember their commercial? raise your hand if your sure.) & the only one was fresh & cool. it seems like an ok scent, so i went with that.
and for some reason i started thinking about gendered deodorants. ban & sure are unisex, secret is for women, axe is for men (dudes is more like it), there's degree for men & women although there is nothing to indicate that other than the shape, color & location of the product. there's speed stick & lady speed stick, dove & dove men care. old spice is for men. tom's of maine seems to be unisex. as do most of these natural things at have been coming up lately.
i'm sure it wouldn't matter if a man used secret (although if i recall, they say it's ph balanced for women) or a woman used old spice, it was just something that i was thinking about.
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looked at ban regular & shower fresh, but we were undecided. and then looked at sure (anyone remember their commercial? raise your hand if your sure.) & the only one was fresh & cool. it seems like an ok scent, so i went with that.
and for some reason i started thinking about gendered deodorants. ban & sure are unisex, secret is for women, axe is for men (dudes is more like it), there's degree for men & women although there is nothing to indicate that other than the shape, color & location of the product. there's speed stick & lady speed stick, dove & dove men care. old spice is for men. tom's of maine seems to be unisex. as do most of these natural things at have been coming up lately.
i'm sure it wouldn't matter if a man used secret (although if i recall, they say it's ph balanced for women) or a woman used old spice, it was just something that i was thinking about.
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