I’m thinking about partaking in a sexperiment. No, not a head-in-the-gutter kind but a gender product comparison kind.
I’m fascinated at the cleansing products marketed for men. Man soap. Man shampoo. Man deodorant. Man spray. Man razors. Their products are bathed in such different, strong colors. They feature extreme verbiage like “Defends” and “Deep Cleans.” Andrew’s blue man soap has ridges in it. Impressive.
It all got me thinking, what makes this strictly for men? The packaging? The colors? The scents? Is the smell the only difference between my smooth, sleek, sweet fragranced bar of soap and his?
I’m going to find out. I’m going to put my girly products aside for seven days (start date is next Sunday) and use things that are made for a man. (Although this was not in our vows, Andrew says, “Do it.” I think he’s banking on me backing out though!) I mean, his soap boasts of being 3-D. I want in on that.
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I’ll be curious to hear what you think. I had to use Lee’s deodorant a couple of weeks ago when mine ran out. It did its job, but I prefer smelling like baby powder or something than like a manly scent. I like that scent, but I prefer it on my man. So for me, it was all about the aromatics.
I’m really worried about the smell factor. I know that’s the main difference between his/her stuff but I’m so curious about what else is different, if anything. We’ll see!